“We encourage you to move your content to YouTube if you haven’t done so already,” Google continued. “YouTube offers many video hosting options including the ability to share your videos privately or in an unlisted manner.”
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Peter Mehit is co-founder and Managing Partner of Custom Business Planning and Solutions, a business consulting firm that provides problem solving, planning and process help. He has worked from private equity to the Fortune 100 at all stages.
He can be reached at pmehit@wbpllc.com or at 800-741-8444.
Mr Rogers Explains Nuclear Meltdowns For You | Fairewinds Associates, Inc.
If someone had to explain how Japan is going to hell in a hand basket, it would be kindly Arnie Gunderson. This video, one in a series of updates on the Fukushima emergency (and don’t kid yourself, it’s still an emergency), lays out in easy to understand language and examples exactly what is going on.
The fact that Mr. Gunderson has a soothing relaxed presence helps.
Twenty Myths About Gagarin’s Spaceflight | IEEE Spectrum
Twenty things people think is true about the first man in space.
I love this picture. Everything looks homemade. Yuri had a pair.
The Economic Data Global Express (e-EDGE) | LAEDC
This Week’s Headlines:
- February U.s. Labor Market Report
- Top Ten U.S. Counties by Employment
- Global Economic Monitor
- Events of Interest
- April 28, 2011: San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership: Economic Outlook Breakfast
- May 18, 2011: International Trade Outlook
Thiel’s Deals: The Best of What’s Around*…and Other Stuff
A new issues of Paul Thiel’s occasional blog is now available.
Bullets at 1 Million Frames Per Second | Werner Mehl
Status of Fukushima Reactors | Nuclear and Industry Safety Agency (Japan)
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant Hi-Res Photos | Cryptome
If you’re wondering why trace amounts of radiation has been found in Washington state, check out these photos. The most trashed reactor, No. 3, above, is actually in reasonable shape while the one that looks the most undamaged, No. 2, has probably already melted down.
Draw your own conclusions about the safety of nuclear power.
Success, Fear and Faith | Katherine ‘Dr. Kas’ Wysocki
It has been said over and over again, we are what we think about most of the time. Another way to say it is what we think about ourselves is the truth; or, from the Bible “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” Really, we’re not talking religion here, just Truth.
Everywhere I go people seem to be worried about something and even lots of things. It could be family or child issues, the economy, the amount of business they’re doing – or not doing, and all of the above and more. The other side of that coin is that pretty much everyone is sick and tired of being worried, sick and tired.
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Weekly Economic Update | LAEDC
THIS WEEK’S HEADLINES (Click on Link):
- Fourth Quarter Services Industry Revenues Mostly Up
- Southland Home Sales and Prices in February
- February Port Figures – Fifteen Consecutive Months of Growth
- February PPI Climbs on Steep Rise in Wholesale Food Prices
- Consumer Prices in February
- Events of Interest
- May 18, 2011: International Trade Outlook
Dispatches From The Front 