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Référent ISG MBA Spécialisé - Eric Répérant
from Dailymotion - channel college July 22, 2008
Dans cette interview, Eric Répérant, référent du MBA spécialisé Conseil stratégique de l'ISG (http://www.isg.fr/fr/MBA-specialises/etudes-MBA-specialises.html) revient sur les principaux points analysés au cours de cette formation, à savoir, l’ensemble des méthodes de travail, les enjeux, les organisations et les marchés qui constituent le conseil stratégique. Ce MBA spécialisé s’adresse aux candidats ayant validé un bac+4.Author: ISG_PARIS Tags: référent isg mba eric répérant conseil stratégique école commerce paris master bachelor administration Posted: 22 July 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0
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Référent ISG MBA Spécialisé - Eric Répérant
from Dailymotion - channel college July 22, 2008
Eric Répérant, référent du MBA spécialisé Création d’entreprise de l'ISG (http://www.isg.fr/fr/MBA-specialises/etudes-MBA-specialises.html) revient sur les principaux objectifs de cette formation : fournir aux porteurs de projets les bases et les repères méthodologiques indispensables pour les accompagner dans la finalisation, la préparation et le lancement de leur idée. Il est constitué d’interventions de professionnels qui vont tous apporter un retour d’expérience et des conseils judicieux auprès des participants. Ce MBA spécialisé s’adresse à tous ceux qui ont un projet de création ou de reprise d’entreprise.Author: ISG_PARIS Tags: référent isg mba eric répérant création entreprise école commerce paris master bachelor administration Posted: 22 July 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0
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The Riskiest Thing Most of Us Do Every Day
from Bigg Success July 22, 2008
We saw a great post by John Grohol at PsychCentral called Distracted While Driving. He really caught our attention with one thought. We allow ourselves to be distracted while we drive because we think we re playing a race against time. In reality, we re playing against the odds. A study by Virginia Tech Transportation Institute and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that about 80 percent of all crashes and 65 percent of all near-crashes involved someone who was distracted within three seconds of the event. . . I plead guilty as charged. I have to admit to using my car as a roaming second office. I store up phone messages and return calls while I m on the road. . . . I m in the car on a busy, busy day with all these things rolling through my mind. That s one of the distractions that we often don t take into account. I zone out I don t really pay attention like I should. I m in my own world. . . Psychologists have identified four types of distractions, according to Grohol s article. Visual checking out an accident or looking at a billboard Audible cell phone calls, the radio, or another person talking Physical eating, flipping the dial, shuffling your iPod, or putting on make-up Cognitive daydreaming, thinking about other things in your life Of course, a lot of distractions are multi-faceted. For example, talking on your cell phone includes three of these audible, physical, and cognitive. . I really do think it saves time. We have a friend who consults with us. He talks to us when he s on his hour-and-a-half commute home. I can understand why you would use your phone when you have that long drive. . I won t dispute that at all, but I now realize more than ever that I have to recognize the odds of something happening and take measures to try to minimize the distractions. . . Changes we plan to make Leave earlier. When we have a lengthy trip, we usually don t give ourselves the time to stop and eat. We gas, grab, and go eating on the road. Leaving earlier will allow us time to stop and eat. We ll probably eat healthier, too! Ignore the phone. Granted, that s a hard thing to do. So we re going to turn our ringers off when we re only going to be in the car for a short time. Change our greetings. If we re expecting an important call, we ll change the greeting to let them know when we will be checking our messages. Pull over (if we can). For those rare situations where we have to take the call, we ll stop driving momentarily. What s your biggest distraction while driving? Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. (Image by krilm) ShareThis
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Send Karl Rove to Jail
from Top Rated July 18, 2008
Petition: http://sendkarlrovetojail.com Digg: http://digg.com/politics/Send_Karl_Rove_to_Jail This sounds like a dream, doesn't it? Well, it's not. We have a unique opportunity right now to send Karl Rove to jail, but only if we take immediate action. All we have to do is pressure the 40 members of the House Judiciary Committee, make them hold Rove in contempt and send him to jail. We've never had such a direct opportunity to hold Rove accountable. No, this is not enough punishment for his years and years of crimes, but it's a huge start, and will send a very clear message to the entire Bush administration. The specific issue regarding Rove's failure to testify before Congress is a little complicated, so we put together this video that explains exactly why Rove should be held in contempt and sent to jail. Check out Send Karl Rove to Jail, and sign our petition to ensure that the HJC holds Rove in contempt. After you watch the video, sign the petition: http://sendkarlrovetojail.com
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FAA Turns To Teens For Air Traffic Controllers
from YouTube :: Tag // newyork July 17, 2008
7/15/08 - NEW YORK -- The people who keep us safe in the skies are in demand, and the Federal Aviation Administration is covering all turf to fill the open positions -- including high schools. Author: ATCnews Keywords: FAA Air Traffic Control Controllers ATC Federal Aviation Administration stress staffing fatigue safety Added: July 16, 2008
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Academic Aesthetic 163: Communication
from Academic Aesthetic July 15, 2008
The following was written back in June, but I ve been sitting on it until now because I wanted to be able to take a step back and look at my writing first before posting. One would think that sleeping until noon would be one of life s simple pleasures afforded to teachers during the summer months. While I ve nothing against prolonged inspection of the backs of my eyelids, I m still dragging myself out of bed at 5:30 AM at least three days a week to help my wife get ready for dialysis. I won t go into any great detail on her medical condition here (that s a subject for a different podcast), but it does leave me with several hours of alone time while she goes through the procedure. On days when I drive her to the dialysis center, gas prices are high enough for it to not make sense for me to drive home and back - making my period of solitude also one where I lack any ability to contact the internet. (UPDATE: I ve since purchased a BlackBerry Curve, so now my addiction to the internet has reached the next level.) Now granted, I ve been incredibly lax in posting things on this site. I could go through lots of excuses, but the one I think I ll stick with is that it s a lot harder for me to do one of these entries when I m not online, even though I feel most inspired when I can t get online. Usually when I m writing out my scripts I ll have three or four tabs open for reference purposes. Either I m responding to someone else s blog post, or linking to another site that further explains a concept, or even looking for just the right picture to insert into the entry. I can t do any of these things without the internet at my fingertips. But here I am in my car, in just such a situation. I can do whatever I want, so long as I only use the software and files in my little magic box. Cloud computing? Ha! That s no good to me here. This very much reminds me of a job interview I went to a few weeks ago. The position was for teaching technology to students and teachers in a Pre-K through 5th grade school, something that on the surface is really right up my alley. Still, I went in with more questions for them than they had for me. And everything I encountered made it look like a dream job come true. The school was fairly new, so there weren t any old computers on the verge of breaking down. The computer lab, the ceiling mounted LCD projectors in every class, the three (THREE!) mobile labs that teachers actively fought over, the school-wide wi-fi, everything about it looked awesome. Everything, until near the end of my visit when I started asking about wikis, blogs, and podcasts. Oh, they don t do those. In fact, anything that remotely resembles a blog or wiki is actively blocked. The school administration was very forward thinking, but the district had adopted a walled garden approach that would have prevented me from visiting even my own website from school. Contrast this with my current employer, which isn t throwing as much cash into tech programs but is actively encouraging teachers to use resources available to them on the internet - including workshops on blogging, podcasting, and wikiing. Wikiing? Is that a word? Nevermind. Long story short(er), I m not pursuing the job. I only went to the interview because it sprung up at the last moment, and I felt I needed to dust the cobwebs off of the old portfolio. With the way technology is advancing, and the skills that I see successful people using right now, I feel I could do more to prepare kids for the real world with a lab of salvaged computers running linux and my current employer s filtering policy than all the high tech gadgetry in the world but no way to use it properly. Because while the tech is cool, it s really not about the tech. It s about communication. It s about collaboration. And it s about teaching students how to use these things responsibly, because locking kids in their rooms for fear that they ll go to the mall and something scary will happen will not prepare them for when they finally move out and go there themselves. Instead, we should take them there, hold their hands at first, and show them how to react in that environment. Anything else is a disservice to the generation that will be running our nursing homes when we retire.
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NE@Yuri's Night
from NASA EDGE July 11, 2008
NASA EDGE celebrates Yuri Gagarin’s groundbreaking space flight with their friends at NASA Ames. Franklin introduces a new segment: Shuttle Bay Confessions.
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What Happens When a Business Owner is Deployed to War?
from KUOW News Podcast July 10, 2008
Later this summer, roughly 24 hundred members of the Washington State National Guard will deploy to Iraq some for the second time. This means leaving behind not just families but JOBS in the civilian world. By law, employers are required to hold those jobs. But what if you own your own business? That presents a special hardship. Correspondent Austin Jenkins reports.
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FN - Le Pen - JB 111 - Interview 27/06/2008 (1/2)
from Dailymotion - TV Universe group July 05, 2008
front national fn jean-marie le pen lepen politique france sarkozy ump média sécurité sociale administration europe élections européennes ue économie immigration chômage russie interview tv pétrole mpf villiers nda pêcheur viticulteur barnier agriculture pêche bruxelles constitution irlande Partie 2 de l'interview : http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x60udg_fn-le-pen-jb-111-interview-27062008_news Conférence de presse de Jean-Marie Le Pen, évoquée dans l'interview, sur l'Union Européenne, le 24/06/2008 : http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5wwll_fn-le-pen-conference-sur-leurope-24_news Rendez-vous dans mes groupes FN : http://www.dailymotion.com/groups/xxx000xxx/moderator Voir mes favoris , mes tags et mes playlists : http://www.dailymotion.com/xxx000xxx Plus d'infos ? Plus de vidéos ? http://www.frontnational.comAuthor: xxx000xxx Tags: front national fn jean-marie le pen lepen politique france sarkozy ump média sécurité sociale administration europe élections européennes ue économie immigration chômage russie interview tv Posted: 05 July 2008 Rating: 2.6 Votes: 5
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Did you just say you wanted a large mailbox?
from You Had Me At EHLO... July 01, 2008
So you've heard some folks saying large mailboxes are a good idea. Your users have been screaming for mailboxes with more than 1GB quotas. Your management wants you to be able to recover from outages in minutes, not days. Everyone is telling you to do more with less. Well, with Exchange 2007 you can have your cake and eat it too (so long as you plan for it). Have a look at the rules of the game in the new Planning for Large Mailboxes with Exchange 2007 white paper. This white paper covers the benefits of large mailboxes for both the end user and the administrator, the challenges that large mailboxes bring to an organizations infrastructure, and how Exchange 2007's features can help meet those challenges. Yes, 1GB mailboxes can be delivered to your users without breaking the bank. Check it out here: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=122250- Tom Di Nardo Share this post :
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Androgynoel
from Recently Featured June 30, 2008
Official video for FDA's track Androgynoel, created by me as a favour for the band. Basically, we were on a bus going into Manchester and the girl in front said to her boyfriend I wish you looked more like Noel Fielding and he said I wish you did, too - and so that was it; a song was born about confusion, fashion and Noel's girlish ways. http://www.myspace.com/federaldrugsadministration Video made for next to nothing in my spare time, concept and execution done entirely by me. I'd like to be doing this full time, so if you can see the merit and want to hire me, drop me a line. http://www.myspace.com/happytoast_uk http://www.happytoast.co.uk
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Climate Change Film Producer - Patrick Gregston
from me on blip.tv (beta) June 29, 2008
Date: June 4, 2008 Location: Sustainable Brands 08 - Monterey, California Organizer: Sustainable Life Media, Business Principal, Eco-AdvantageSpeaker: Patrick Gregston - Film Producer, 'Climate Change'Summary: [Preliminary Abstract pending further Analysis] Patrick is producing a film for the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Here he presents clips from it, and talks about the objectives and reason for making a film based on scientific data.Additional Resources:Weather and Climate Extremes in a Changing Climate, June 2008 report by NOAA.The NOAA Climate Story - Patrick's blog.Ceilings Unlimited: A New Documentary on Climate Change Opportunities for Business, by Lorne Craig.Fight Global Warming, by the Environmental Defense Fund.
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Business Administration: Self Advertisement
from YouTube :: Tag // business June 29, 2008
Assignment # 1: On Marketing Principles Market Yourself Presentation in creative formats, consider yourself a product and market yourself to your professor. ..........Prof: Gwenetha Pusta........ Office Location: AB Faculty Room Office Hours: Weds 1:00-3:00 p.m. ----------- Prof. Pusta is a double Masters graduate of Developmentt Communication from the U.P. Open Univeristy and Masters in Business Administration from teh Ateneo Graduate School of Business Education. She teaches Marketing Principles, Introducxtion to Communication, Communication and Social Cultural Change and Development Communication. Author: HollywoodGoddess Keywords: remz ust self advertisement marketing principles business administration Added: June 28, 2008
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NE @ The Great Moonbuggy Race
from NASA EDGE June 25, 2008
NASA EDGE, along with 60 plus high school and college teams, braved the elements and the obstacles for NASA Marshall Space Flight Center’s Annual Great Moonbuggy Race.
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Best Intern Jobs - HealthcareCrossing.Com
from Revver - medical Videos June 25, 2008
Author: Healthcare Added: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 02:24:24 -0800 Duration: 290Get Healthcare Intern Jobs, Healthcare Intern Job Openings, Healthcare Intern Positions, Healthcare Administration Internships, Internships In Healthcare, Healthcare Internship Jobs, Medical Sales Internship Jobs On HealthcareCrossing - EmploymentCrossing
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Best Intern Jobs - HealthcareCrossing.Com
from Most Recent June 25, 2008
Author: Healthcare Added: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 02:24:24 -0800 Duration: 290Get Healthcare Intern Jobs, Healthcare Intern Job Openings, Healthcare Intern Positions, Healthcare Administration Internships, Internships In Healthcare, Healthcare Internship Jobs, Medical Sales Internship Jobs On HealthcareCrossing - EmploymentCrossing
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