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Business > Advertising The future of television advertising: 2 of 25
The internet has revolutionized our traditional forms of media, such as television, newspapers and radio. However, the format of the internet is based on those very examples. Websites are set up like newspapers with columns and pictures with captions. Then there are certain sites, like Pandora.org, that allow users to custom... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms The effects of globalization: Examining change: 2 of 14
The US is teetering on a crisis when it comes to the backlash of it's impact on Globalization. Many people in this country are barely getting by when, at the same time, a small portion of people are becoming unnecessarily wealthy. The education system is failing. At the same time, Globalization has had a successful impact on... More..
Entertainment > Music Genres, Trends & Scenes What happened to music in today's world: 7 of 36
The music industry is going through a tail spin. Radio has lost listeners and MTV has lost viewers to the internet. What was one the bread and butter of the business is now becoming obsolete. Soon, our computer will be the source of television, news, information and music. Music will have its own place in this convergence. W... More..
Sciences > Sciences (Other) The building of the Egyptian pyramids: 2 of 10
The Great Pyramid covered an area equivalent to seven city blocks. At 482 feet tall, it was the highest structure until the 19th century. It consists of over 2 million blocks, each weighing about 3 tons. The entire site was completed within the 23-year reign of King Khufu. How did these builders master such a major endeavor ... More..
Sciences > Sciences (Other) Celebrating the technological miracles of modern science: 2 of 6
The Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe, or WMAP, was launched by NASA in 2001 and stationed 1.5 million kilometers outside the Earth's orbit. The instrument scans the sky every six months to create a "microwave map" of the universe. This allows cosmologists to study the origins and history of the universe. Although there i... More..
Relationships & Family > Tips for Marital Happiness How to keep a long term relationship fun and fresh: 44 of 124
A stable long-term relationship can be one of the most fruitful experiences in life. Having a partner to offer love, support and company is wonderful. Yet, the grass is always greener. It is not uncommon for couples to fall into the rut of every-day life. When the fireworks have settled and the honeymoon is over, is there an... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Self-Awareness & Realization Tell-tale signs of low self-esteem: 6 of 13
Having a low self-esteem is like having a little devil on your shoulder. It tells you that everything you do is wrong and you are going to mess everything up. This person completely tunes out the angel on the other shoulder and ignores its words of encouragement and reassurance. Yet, because they are able to rationalize thei... More..
Education > Non-Traditional College Students Famous college drop-outs who became successful businessmen: 6 of 10
Richard Branson was born in England in 1950. His mother Eve, was involved with theater and aviation. His father was a judge for the High Court of Justice for the British version of the Supreme Court. (1) At a very young age of 16, Branson created his own publication, "Student Magazine." He also started a charity "to help you... More..
Arts & Humanities > International Writers & Literature Chinua Achebe and Things Fall Apart: 4 of 6
Chinua Achebe stresses the importance of "education in the best sense of that word." (Achebe) As a writer, he feels that it is his duty to take on the role of educator, along with historian, reporter and activist. Yet he is able to perform the duties of these jobs under the guise of fiction novelist. He joins the ranks of th... More..
Arts & Humanities > Photography Five tips to make your social networking photo stand out: 36 of 41
To many people, our social networking photo is the first face they meet. To others, our profile is a way to maintain an existing relationship. This group includes friends, family and regular acquaintances. You should take in mind the many different groups of people who may see your photo. Even if your profile is private, you... More..