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“I wonder if the Nigerian email scammers are onto something.”
This is a comment by Alastair on the post “How to Successfully Meet Women Online“. Alastair said: “I wonder if the Nigerian 419 approach has something going for it. Nigerian 419 scammers send barely...
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Negotiating Flexible Work Arrangements, Part 1
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Negotiating Flexible Work Arrangements, Part 2
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“Power is an aphrodisiac.”
This comment is by Jon D. on the post “CNN Columnist Emails GMP to Clarify Male Stupidity.” I agree that men in positions of power and notoriety are playing with fire when they have an affair, and...
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Beautiful Liars
Carl Pettit wishes politicians would stop insulting his intelligence, and put more effort into their lies. Lying used to be a subtle art. A well-crafted lie, tumbling from the lips of an accomplished...
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What Is Good Journalism?
Using the U.S. Benghazi embassy attack as an example, Eric Sentell reveals the “echo chamber” effect in partisan journalism. “Rogue U.S. General Arrested,” the story of U.S. General Carter Ham being...
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“I wonder if the Nigerian email scammers are onto something.”
This is a comment by Alastair on the post “How to Successfully Meet Women Online“. Alastair said: “I wonder if the Nigerian 419 approach has something going for it. Nigerian 419 scammers send barely...
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Negotiating Flexible Work Arrangements, Part 1
Why bosses say no to flex-time, and what you can do about it. Part 1 of a Series: They’re Bad at Evaluating Performance Let’s face it, despite some prominent examples of companies with progressive...
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Negotiating Flexible Work Arrangements, Part 2
Higher performance, lower turnover: Make your case by presenting your boss with the facts about telecommuting. Read Part One of this series here. Despite some prominent examples of companies with...
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Negotiating Flexible Work Arrangements, Part 3
Address your boss’ concerns about what is fair. This is the third in a four-part series. Read parts one and two of this series. Despite some prominent examples of companies with progressive cultures...
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The Psychic and the Drunk
In the age of Facebook, a casually told tale can live forever. What are the implications of speaking ill of the living? My sister Marie said the belligerent drunk challenging the psychic was...
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Why You Must Write a Book and How to Do It
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“Power is an aphrodisiac.”
This comment is by Jon D. on the post “CNN Columnist Emails GMP to Clarify Male Stupidity.”I agree that men in positions of power and notoriety are playing with fire when they have an affair, and it...
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Beautiful Liars
Carl Pettit wishes politicians would stop insulting his intelligence, and put more effort into their lies.Lying used to be a subtle art. A well-crafted lie, tumbling from the lips of an accomplished...
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