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- 10 Great Hiking Books of interest to NorthEast Ohio Hikers by Steel Valley Outdoors on Oct 1, 2009
I’ve been trying to collect some trail guides and hiking books to review, but simply can’t seem to find the time to go through them. Luckily, Amazon has them and I found a neat little program that can help me post them with little or no f...
- Innovation Perspectives - Trench Innovation by Blogging Innovation on Sep 21, 2009
This is the first of several 'Innovation Perspectives' articles we will publish this week from multiple authors to get different perspectives on the following question:"Where should innovation reside in an organization, and who should 'own' or manage...
- Is Free A Bad Word? by Business Confidential on Sep 17, 2009
This is going to be more of a commentary than it will be an article. It’s just something that I have come across lately and I really am at a loss for words. I offer web design services and I am being trained by one of the best so I’m not just som...
- MOMSnext is Tonight! by Florence Family Fun on Sep 14, 2009
I don’t know about you, but I think this mothering thing can be really tough sometimes. I am thankful to have a group of friends with kids of about the same age as mine who encourage and support me. Several of those friends have gotten together...
- How to Ruin a Brainstorming Session by Blogging Innovation on Sep 10, 2009
by Paul SloaneThe brainstorming session is the most popular group creativity exercise in business. It is quick, easy and it works. But many organizations have become frustrated with brainstorms and have stopped using them. They say this group ideatio...
- Save the World - One Action at a Time by Blogging Innovation on Sep 6, 2009
Saving water is going to become ever more important as time goes on. If you're easily offended, skip this one, but it's really pretty harmless and the ad campaign referenced is targeted at children.by Kevin RobertsA great ad is one that can be unders...
- Musical Chairs by Blogging Innovation on Sep 5, 2009
by Mike BrownNot sure where I learned this originally, but it's a great, simple tactic for meetings where you're voicing a position contrary to someone else's: never sit across from them. Try sitting next to, or at least on the same side of the table...
