Social and Business Network
Next time you are bothered, I mean really bothered, by something someone said to you, stop for a moment and think about it. Who do they think they are? Why would they say such a thing? What gives them the right? On and on goes our inquiry into the absurd. Our first realization might be […]
With Billions of users and trillions of posts you would think that America’s favorite pastime must be good for us, or at the very least make us feel better. That doesn’t seem to be the case as, according to the Harvard Business Review, a new, more rigorous study confirms: “The More You Use Facebook, the […]
Ultimately, who do you want deciding what information you consume: yourself or some self-appointed “authority?” Facebook, by amalgamating news from various publishers and providing content of its own, has advanced its agenda to have you source your information on its site. More eyes on its website means more revenue-generating opportunities for the network. But when […]
What if there were a better network that encouraged and enabled business… Where open communication is assured between associates, customers, prospects, employees, vendors and interested parties… Where you can get your information out by post, email, messaging, 1-on-1 chat or broadcast media… Where your organization’s events can be scheduled and invitations sent with a few […]
Stories that would otherwise be lost or forgotten… If you have a story that you would like to share about an experience you had at Canyon Lake we would like to invite you to email it to us at [email protected] Please let us know if you want to remain anonymous. This could be fun. It […]
Make no mistake, the NCAA is multi-billion dollar franchise of Capitalism. While this observation is not earth shattering, the reality coalesces with the dreams and perception of fandom in the wake of Thanksgiving and always creates an abundance of confusion. Not surprisingly, the college football rankings are the resounding face of blame as the facilitator of an illogical system in painstakingly evaluating the body of […]
Fifty-four years after an assassin’s bullets killed President John F. Kennedy in Dallas – an incident that arguably launched the liberal jihad against the Second Amendment fueled five years later by the murder of his brother, Robert – gun control remains a divisive political subject. There was a Tuesday essay at HelloGiggles.com about how to […]
Increased Caseloads Plague a Court Designed to Help the Mentally Ill By Katey Rusch, Wednesday, November 22, 2017 7:30am King County’s Involuntary Treatment Act Court has seen its cases double in the last decade and the staff can’t keep up. “I know this is a difficult day for you, but can I ask you a […]
Mark Victor Hansen gave me a great endorsement for a book I wrote well over a decade ago! “If you want to feel better now and forever, read Bill Chandler’s great book, 25 Things You Can Do To Feel Even Better Right Now. Bill has put into writing the music that James Brown sang to […]