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POPS10 Onjectives of Social Media Some metrics of social media. The objectives include: Generate awareness, Drive Trial, Product Launch, Establish Need/Want, Product/Service Comparison,Positive Association, Form/Change Opinion, Influence the Influencers, Drive Action/Traffic, Establish/Regain Trust.
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POPSSimple Trick to Stay Motivated When Times Get Tough It’s the everdayness of our lives, the daily minutiae that often gets us through the really hard times—the loss of family, illnesses, joblessness. So let that same principle work for you on a micro level by creating some structured everydayness with your projects.
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POPS US Media Hiding Film from Americans This film is very controversial as it alleges American war crimes in Afghanistan. The producer in an interview claims that the Pentagon, State Department and US media have done their best to keep this film from Americans. Two of the Afghan witnesses interviewed in this film have since been murdered. I'm going to watch some of this...just wanted to hurry up and clip to post for everyone.
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POPSSmall Company in the big Airwaves Fight The Post profiles a small Virginia company, Shared Spectrum, addressing the matter of unused airwaves. Other big players here: the National Association of Broadcasters and Google.
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POPSInventions - the 19th Century Many of these seem so much part of life, others seem so primitive in comparison to our time, and yet they were invented not so long ago. A full list on source.
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POPSRules For Walking How funny for me to find this. I've always thought about it, but glad to see that I'm not alone.
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POPS25%+ of all Pentagon money is unaccounted for Why Bush & Co. love war. Little known fact: George Herbert Walker, grandfather of George Bush Sr. and George Bush Jr, besides being a major financier to the Nazis along with his son-in-law Prescott Bush, was also appointed supervisor of military contracts by Woodrow Wilson. Interestingly enough, it's much easier to find out details of the family's dealings with the Nazis than it is to uncover the simple, biographical fact that the Bush dynasty has been hardwired into the finances of the Pentagon since Day One. Ripping off the nation via the Pentagon is a four generation old business for this crew. No wonder they're so good at it. 9/11 helped then both cover their tracks and take things to a new level. Wow, that's a pretty good scam for some people...I wonder where all that tax money goes? It's bad enough how they rip us off legally, let alone down the rabbit hole to...?
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POPSAmerican Lynching: Roll Call of Victims of Vigilante Mobs Dan Davis, 1912 Leo Frank, 1915 Jesse Washington, 1916 The Porvenir Massacre, 1918 Kirven, Texas 1922 Rosewood, Florida 1923 Marion Indiana, 1930 Henry Argo, 1930 Cleo Wright, 1942 Emmett Till, 1955 Mack Charles Parker, 1959
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POPSUSA Today Preseason outlook Ahhh. We have the sweet spot at NUMBER 11. 12. Wisconsin — 9-4, Points: 747 13. Kansas — 12-1, Points: 714 14. Texas Tech — 9-4, Points: 644 15. Virginia Tech — 11-3, Points: 568 16. Arizona State — 10-3, Points: 560 17. Brigham Young — 11-2, Points: 547 18. Tennessee — 10-4, Points: 506 19. Illinois — 9-4, Points: 422 20. Oregon — 9-4, Points: 399 21. South Florida — 9-4, Points: 350 22. Penn State — 9-4, Points: 313 23. Wake Forest — 9-4, Points: 203 24. Michigan — 9-4, Points: 112 25. Fresno State — 9-4, Points: 91 Alabama (7-6) 83; South Carolina (6-6) 64; Utah (9-4) 60; Florida State (7-6) 53; Rutgers (8-5) 53; Boston College (11-3) 47; California (7-6) 41; Pittsburgh (5-7) 34; Boise State (10-3) 25; Oregon State (9-4) 23; Nebraska (5-7) 17; Cincinnati (10-3) 13; Virginia (9-4) 12; Connecticut (9-4) 9; Michigan State (7-6) 9; Mississippi State (8-5) 6; Kentucky (8-5) 5; Notre Dame (3-9) 5;
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POPSApollo 14 veteran claims aliens have visited Earth Edgar Mitchell, who walked on the moon with Alan Shepard, said in a radio interview that he is privy to secret information, covered up by NASA and other US government arms, regarding contacts between extraterrestrials and human beings.
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POPSVanity Fair Cover Satirizes John McCain "We had our own presidential campaign cover in the works, which explored a different facet of the Politics of Fear, but we shelved it when The New Yorker's became the "It Girl" of the blogosphere," Vanity Fair writes. "Now, however, in a selfless act of solidarity with our downstairs neighbors here at the Condé Nast building, we'd like to share it with you. Confidentially, of course."
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POPSIrish Eyes are Smiling. And what a Smile. Good guys do win. After a successful amateur career, including winning the Walker Cup with the Great Britain & Ireland team in 1995, he turned professional later that year, joining the European Tour in 1996. He came to professional golf at a relatively late age, having qualified as an accountant and worked in the business for a number of years. He has spent a considerable amount of time both in the top ten of the Official World Golf Rankings and as the highest ranked European golfer, his best ranking being third, which he achieved following his second Open Championship victory. He has also played for Europe in four Ryder Cups; losing in 1999 but winning in 2002, 2004 and 2006 . He has also won the par-3 contest at the Augusta National Golf Club.
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POPSYou Owe $455,000 * “People seem to think the government has money,” said former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker. “The government doesn’t have any money“ * The United States Department of the Treasury and the Office of Management and Budget published a report stating that the U.S. cannot grow our way out of the government’s liabilities, that the liabilities are quickly growing, and that failing to take drastic and immediate action would lead to very bad consequences (the report was written in 2006) * The International Monetary Fund - which oversees third-world economies - are so concerned about the solvency of the U.S. economy that they are conducting a complete audit of the whole US financial system If you owed $455,000, you might very well have to file for bankruptcy, unless you had some rich uncle who could bail you out. But if your uncle had bailed you out numerous times in the past and if you had consistently broke your promises to re-pay him - he’d probably cut you off
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