Monthly Archives: August 2011

Making Clients Part of the Design Process

sawdustfactory: (by Hal Bergman Photography)

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The Consumption Economy Is Dying—Let it Die – Michael Mandel – Business – The Atlantic

twodayslater:</p>
<p>Thursday Aug 18th Bandit CrossBryn Mawr Meadows 7pmopen to all bikes and all riders<br />
A and B classes if enough folks show<br />
Free<br />
Friday Aug 19th Match Sprints Meet at One on One, 9pm<br />
Saturday Aug 20th All City Championship 2011 Alleycat Meet at One on One at 4pm / Race at 5pm<br />
bring a lock and a map,  manned race stops will be posted on the bikejerks blog the morning of  the race to assist out of towners in their routing and alleviate some of  the hometown advantage<br />
Race finish and afterparty at Peacock Groove<br />
Sunday August 21st Freeride no details yet<br />
Bike Jerks<br />
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<p>Found at <a href=The Consumption Economy Is Dying—Let it Die – Michael Mandel – Business – The Atlantic.

The big problem with consumer spending is that if you buy a product made outside the U.S., it doesn’t encourage domestic investment. And that’s what we really need.

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With the stock market plunging, we’ve heard plenty of warnings that a “pullback” in consumer spending could trigger another recession. Let me suggest an alternative. The last thing this economy needs is more debt-fueled consumer spending which mainly creates jobs overseas. Instead, we should be focused on boosting investment in physical, human, and knowledge capital. Read all at

The Consumption Economy Is Dying—Let it Die – Michael Mandel – Business – The Atlantic.

Read all at

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Wave 5 Trends – Global WebIndex – August 2011

48×15 Magazine – Volume 001 “Over the last couple of months we’ve been hard at work writing,  photographing, laying-out and generally sweating over this little  project. Volume 001 of 48×15 Magazine was a true labor of love and  couldn’t have been done without the help of our family and friends – so  here’s a big THANK YOU up front. Our goal with  this first issue was to publish all the best information we’ve  collected over the years about cycling in Shanghai – local guides, a  glossary of terms, helpful maps and tips, some technical tutorials, plus  a slew of fresh articles for you to love or hate…” More info at People’s Bike.

 

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DRUCKER on the DIAL: From Top to Bottom–What Makes an Effective Organization?

Cycle Chic Photo Shoot for Velorbis

 

Host Phalana Tiller interviews author Justin Menkes and management professor Paul Adler about what makes organizations highly effective – from the very top, all the way through the lower rungs.

And Bloomberg Businessweek online columnist Rick Wartzman delivers a piece on Vizio‘s innovative management mode

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Working week thought: Indentured servitude. | Indexed

Photocredit:  howsweetareyou

Found at Indentured servitude. | Indexed.

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The State of Digital Education Infographic

acid!The Internet has already disrupted many major industries. It’s poised to transform education, too.
Why now? Share your thoughts in the comments below.The State of Digital Education

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Rethinking value in a changing landscape

Calles de Copenhagen # 1 (via Julia Davila “Chaulafanita”)

 

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