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Current needs of corporate development, particularly in mobile, could lean more companies toward exploring agile development. The practice has an inherent weakness because it depends on people skills. Learn to work effectively with others, and you could add a new powerful set of tools to your development arsenal.

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Google Plus launched this summer and was quickly off to record-breaking numbers…Brand pages were released about one month ago, and I found myself pondering this question again… is it worth it?

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"Elf" is one of my favorite holiday flicks. Even with his simplistic ways, Buddy the Elf can actually teach us quite a few things about social media.

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Think you're too busy to post on Twitter regularly? Watch this video to learn a great Ninja trick (courtesy of Guy Kawasaki) that will have you tweeting like a pro... using a free tool called Bufferapp! www.projectsocial.net @ProjSocial gplus.to/ProjectSocial

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Facebook got it right. Those of us who want to use 3rd party publishing applications can do so once again without fear of having our posts disappear to wherever Osama bin Laden currently is right now.

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It’s worse to have social media properties (which you adverstise on your site) which are not being used, than not having social media icons at all… potential customers click on these items and feel deceived.

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Mark that item off my bucket list. And it's a HUGE one. On Saturday, I got to meet one of my heroes: Oprah Winfrey.

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During a recent book launch party for one of my clients in Atlanta, my role was to make the party a decidedly more social. So here's the top 6 tips to make your event more social.

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Netflix recently took a crazy journey (some would call it corporate suicide) all to improve its situation and align itself with Facebook. Was it worth the trip?

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Facebook is making changes. You can't do anything about it, so just deal with it and embrace the new.

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Many of you know for several months now, I've been working with Bernadette Boas, author of the new book, "Shedding the Corporate Book". Here's my review.

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Although direct sales companies offer their consultants customized pages with company branding, several consultants have opted to have me build blogs for them.

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Deborah Copaven Kogan had no idea that posting pictures of her sick kid on Facebook would save his life.

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This is the third in a series of articles on the basics of endocrinology. Hormone problems can occur if a gland makes too little or too much of a particular hormone. In my last article I discussed what happens when hormones are too low, such as with hypothyroidism, menopause or type 1 diabetes. But, problems can also occur when hormones are too high.

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Hormonal balance means that the body is functioning at its best. But what can happen if this balance gets off track? Having a hormone problem means that your hormones are too high, too low or just don’t work right.

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We are in denial. 9 out of 10 people believe they eat a healthy diet. Compared to 100 years ago, Americans consume 62% more meat, 870% more cheese, 1600% more frozen dairy products and 2400% more oil. On any given day, 95% of Americans do not exercise. According to researchers at Yale University, 84% of parents take their children to a fast food restaurant at least once a week.

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When I was in the seventh grade, I remember my friend Michael Root’s science project on the endocrine system. As a twelve-year-old, I remember thinking to myself, what a complicated system. How do all these glands know what hormones to make and how do those hormones know what to do?