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Rio de Janeiro Proves A City Can Be Beautiful And Intelligent

Ever since my first visit to Rio years ago when I used to jog along Leblon admiring the view, I’ve been struck by the legendary beauty of this beachfront city. (more…)

Champion Golf Pro Dottie Pepper Redefines What It Takes To Win

As the winner of two major championships and 17 LPGA Tour events, American golfer Dottie Pepper knows a thing or two about what it takes to be a winner. (more…)

Big Data’s Big Opportunity in the Bleak Economy of 2013

“Companies that have embraced the future have been rewarded,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer said on Mad Money, highlighting SAP’s forward-thinking mindset — and rising stock price. “The company’s last quarter — it was fabulous — it was the best third quarter in its history.” (more…)

Why Risk In The Cloud Is Good For The Economy

So much has been written about “the risks” of cloud computing, but that risk leads to bigger rewards, especially for small business. And as the engine of job creation, small business will accelerate the economic recovery. (more…)

The Health Halo Effect: Counteracting Candy with Diet Soda

On weekends I enjoy long hikes in the hills around my house. It relaxes me after the work week and my mind wanders to new ideas. Of course, it’s also good for my health. Mostly. (more…)

They Might Be (Bearded) Giants

Watching game four of the baseball World Series, I’m struck by the absence of playoff beards. For the uninitiated, playoff beards refer to the tradition of a hockey player not shaving during the Stanley Cup playoffs. (more…)

An Overlooked Workforce That’s Perfect For Hands-On Tasks

Past the Pretoria Academic Hospital, the main road heads left, while a less-used lane curves to the right. (more…)

The Power Of South Africa’s PEN

Twenty years after a white electorate voted convincingly in favor of dismantling apartheid, South Africa is still very much a nation in transition. (more…)

Diversity Drives Innovation

The Merriam-Webster online dictionarydefines “diversity” as follows: (more…)

Origin of the Word Upset

The English word upset has multiple definitions.  The most common implies an anxious uneasiness; as in “I am too upset to say anything.” (more…)

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