Is LinkedIn helping you?
Honestly, how beneficial is LinkedIn?
Did you profit from participation? What did it bring?
What went well and was disappointing?
Please let me(…and us All) know in your comment!
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Honestly, how beneficial is LinkedIn?
Did you profit from participation? What did it bring?
What went well and was disappointing?
Please let me(…and us All) know in your comment!
Tumblr Quick Tip: Tags
Proper use of tags is huge on Tumblr; your posts can gain a lot more traction if people interested in the subject matter get a chance to see it in the first place.
Make sure you tag everything you think is relevant for a post, but also pay attention while you’re tagging: Tumblr will let you know if you’re using a Featured Tag, or something close to it (in which case use both, if appropriate, or go with the Featured Tag).
Featured Tags have Tag Editors, and if they like what you’re posting you’ll get added to the Featured Tag’s page. How will you know? It’ll show up as a blue tag on your post on your dashboard, like this example of the Vintage tag below:
You can also read the Tag Editor Guidelines & FAQs to see how they choose content for tags; it’ll give you a great idea of how to present yours.Want more? Check out Tumblr’s Tips for more tricks and other secrets.
If you want to be ‘uber-rich’, you will need to earn $668,700
An income of $210,100 per year makes you ultra-rich, an income of $688,700 makes you uber-rich.
Labor MP Andrew Leigh has calculated the new cutoff points as part of his research for an upcoming book on inequality in Australia to be titled Battlers and Billionaires. He began the research when he was a professor of economics at the Australian National University.
Full Story: The Age
Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of Malcolm X, killed
Amsterdam News Staff | Posted: Thursday, May 9, 2013 4:59 pm
The Amsterdam News has learned, and the U.S. Embassy has confirmed, that Malcolm Shabazz - grandson of Malcolm X, was killed in Mexico.
Several reports around the circumstances of his death, stilled unconfirmed, have rummored that he died early Thursday morning, May 9, 2013 from injuries sustained after he was thrown off a building or shot as he was being robbed in Tijuana.
“I’m confirming, per U.S. Embassy, on behalf of family, the tragic death of Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of Malcolm X.Statement frm family 2 come,” wrote close friend of the Shabazz family Terrie M. Williams on twitter.
Family members have confirmed his death and that he was in Mexico but have not confirmed the exact location or circumstances of how Malcolm Shabazz died.
Malcolm Shabazz is survived by two daughters, his mother and several aunts.
Malcolm Shabazz pled guilty and was found guilty of manslaughter and arson and was sentenced to 18 months in Juvenile detention. His stay was extended and he was released four years later. Years later he told the Amsterdam News that he had not set the fire.
Malcolm Shabazz was in the process of writing two books, at least one of which was a manuscript, and he was attending John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.
Company future share value should be based on the three P dimensions:
Profit- People - Planet.
Good thing would be to show the sustainable added value of robots with respect to these dimensions.