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1Imagery and Bukowski verses from Levis ad brilliantly capture the zeitgeist for this generation, hit too close to home in UK - http://j.mp/nmMBnM #ukriots
25 weeks ago from Young Professional Men (YPM), I am Gen Y and Generation Y Marketers1 more
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2Some thoughts on Theatre and Tech: Parallels in Stanislavski’s system and UX Design - http://bit.ly/lGa5zQ
32 weeks ago from Creatively Inspired and Tech Gurus
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3The internet is a democratic space in the sense that web 2.0 tools have allowed for political expression, mobilization and direct action. One of the key dimensions of democracy, however, is deliberation. Can the internet provide a context for informed, nuanced decision making amidst complexity and disagreement? What tools are available for deliberation on the internet? More here: http://bit.ly/aN3OSJ
91 weeks ago from Political Bloggers, Nonprofiteers, Social Media, Government and Public-Sector and Future Leaders3 more
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4Walt Whitman, Jeans and the Ethos of Gen-Y - http://www.brazencareerist/2010/03/17/walt-whitman-jeans-and-the-ethos-o...
99 weeks ago
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5I'm putting together my reading list for the next 6-12 months. Here is what I have so far: http://bit.ly/dmI6dn | Which books do you think are essential to the well-rounding/grounding of a young mind?
99 weeks ago from Washington D.C., Bay Area Bunch, Nonprofiteers, Entrepreneurs and Brazen Undergrads3 more
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6One of the interesting takeaways from yesterday's "I Don't Know to CEO" conference (http://bit.ly/apU04M) is that women tend to be less self-promoting than men. Among other things, they ask for fewer and lower raises and are less likely to showcase their accomplishments. Why do you think this is?
92 weeks ago from Political Bloggers, Nonprofiteers, Entrepreneurs, Upstarts! and Brazen Undergrads3 more
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7What is it with girls and taking pictures all the time? It seems like every girl I know has a cute, compact digital camera - most of them canon and many of them pink. Young women seem to tirelessly document their social lives - from randomly trying on outfits to sleepover antics to conspicuously posed party pics. I suspect there is a strong tie-in here with Facebook as a sharing medium, but could really use some help getting my head around it. More here: http://bit.ly/aaMNUw
91 weeks ago from I am Gen Y, Social Media, Brazen Undergrads and Innovation and Trends Group2 more
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8Digital Camera + Facebook + Alcohol = Augmented Reality - http://www.brazencareerist/2010/05/10/digital-camera-facebook-alcohol-au...
91 weeks ago
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9Web 2.0 and the Business of Family - http://www.brazencareerist/2010/05/17/web-20-and-the-business-of-family
90 weeks ago
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10"Don't want the job too much": I met with former Secretary of State George Schultz on Friday. Politics aside, he struck me as a remarkably thoughtful and capable statesman. Perhaps his most poignant advice was on knowing where your lines of ethics and principle are and being willing to walk away from extraordinarily attractive opportunities when they're crossed. Have you thought critically about where your lines are? Have you walked away from attractive opportunities on of a matter of principle?
90 weeks ago from Political Bloggers, Nonprofiteers, I am Gen Y, Government and Public-Sector and Brazen Undergrads3 more
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11What does the word "hustler" mean to you? I’m realizing lately that different people take somewhat different meanings from the terms “hustler”, “hustle” or “hustling”. For me, “hustling” is more or less synonymous with the hard-working, resourceful, scrappy entrepreneurship that I aspire to. More here: http://bit.ly/9aszG7
92 weeks ago from Entrepreneurs, Upstarts! and Brazen Undergrads1 more
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12Frontline's "College Inc." (http://to.pbs.org/cNjnX) raises some serious questions about for-profit education. Non-profit public and private colleges are inaccessible to millions of Americans. For-profit colleges fill some of that gap but are enormously costly to students and often do not make good on the promise of preparing students for better opportunities. What do you think, is there a place for for-profit education or are profit motives and the educational ethos antithetical to one another?
90 weeks ago from Nonprofiteers, Government and Public-Sector, Non-Profit Management, Education and Brazen Undergrads3 more
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