fredschott

Had some fun yest telling folks abt "this book by a Stanford prof." "What's the title?" Heh. http://is.gd/IVu8BT

5-yr-old study, but prob still relevant. (Steelcase- "where's my lunch hr?") Wonder if any updates have been done? http://is.gd/Gyzam7

overuse of "awesome" is, like, totally the worst kind of verbal inflation http://is.gd/d7HB0

Hamermesh (Freakonomics) comments on latest American Time Use Survey http://is.gd/d7HjU

several interesting trends in this post (not just the creepy surveillance stuff) http://is.gd/d7GBe

(almost a week late on this, I know)- compelling graphs re "The Great Mancession" http://is.gd/d3QFj

flat/declining housing mkt may be a good thing for me (renter w cash), but I feel sorry for folks who bought at height of the mkt....

Double-dip recession? http://is.gd/d3x3q Meredith Whitney sees one for the housing market, if not the broader economy http://is.gd/d3xcO

Healthways study on cost-savings potential of wellness / disease prevention programs http://is.gd/d21i9

VW is training "industrial atheletes." In TN no less. Let's see how it'll impact their WC experience http://is.gd/d20HF

Top 10 P&C technologies. http://is.gd/d20pC Quite a bit of "google-ization" here

Google driving paradigm shift in scientific method? Maybe. Read this: http://is.gd/d1Zxg Do you find it kinda creepy? http://is.gd/d1Zyr

I'm reading Nicholas Carr's new book. He's on to something. http://is.gd/d1YPJ

Plan to stay healthy in retirement? It'll cost you more http://is.gd/c8OBK (but check out Health Populi's Hot Points http://is.gd/c8OMw)

anybody have any recommendations on which URL shortenting service is the best?

internet use makes us happier? (imo, it's all about feeling connected) http://is.gd/c8NMB