“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.”
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
10 most popular franchises – Subway (1) | money.cnn.com
Do you dream of being a franchise owner? Scope out this list of the most popular brands over the past decade — and how well their owners have done at repaying startup loans backed by the Small Business Administration.
Thiel’s Deals: The Best of What’s Around*…and Other Stuff
Republican Congressmen Fight for Inefficient Lightbulbs | Life’s Little Mysteries
Republican Congressmen are fighting to regain the right to use old-fashioned, extremely inefficient light bulbs that burn out.
HOW TO: Make a Great How-To Video | mashable.com
If a picture speaks a thousand words, then a video certainly adds a good few more on top of that. One area in which video is invaluable is the “how-to” instructional that takes a diagram, recipe, or list of steps and brings the topic to life.
Need a Loan? Ask the Boss | WSJ.com
Every year, business owner Jim Fab lends his 25 employees as much as $4,000 interest-free for personal expenses they can’t afford up front, ranging from down payments on homes and cars to funeral and legal fees. Most pay him back – eventually.
5 Truths That Lead to More Referrals | American Express OPEN Forum
Many businesses enjoy receiving referrals, but feel they come by mixing good work with chance mentions from satisfied customers.






