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David Phillips is an intrepid sifter of SEC secrets. On his own blog, The 10Q Detective, he searches through SEC filings with fine-toothed comb, looking for juicy tidbits from inside the world's most interesting public companies. David has also been writing the Energy Industry blog for BNET since April. ...

Tags: Internet, Management, Michael Mattis, Strategy, Blogging, Industry, Blog, David Phillips, David

Blog posts 2008-06-13

Microhoo: Mr. Right, or Mr. Right Now?

Finding “The One” isn’t easy. Is Yahoo just playing hard to get? Neither company can stand alone against the Google machine, so a loving partnership may be their only choice.

Tags: Business Structures, Mr., google, michael, douglass, spaceballs, wedding, proposal, david, blaine, mike, tyson, punchout, sean, connery, microsoft, yahoo, web video, cbs, cbs news, cbs.com, howard lindzon, closing bell, julie alexandria, wallstrip, wallstreet, stocks, stock market, stock exchange, money, finance, investing, invest, nasdaq, nyse, cash, business, warren, buffet, berkshire hathaway, day trade, trends, cnbc, trading, market, jim cramer, britney

Videos 2008-04-09

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Qponix Unveils Combo Widget

FOOD AND BEVERAGE CLOSE-UP-8 June 2009-Qponix Unveils Combo WidgetC2008 - CloseUpMedia - newsdesk@closeupmedia.com Qponix launched its widget-based network that connects brands, promotions and coupons directly with consumers as they shop online. The new solution offers retailers and manufacturers the opportunity to engage consumers...

Articles 2009-06-08

Capitalising on the wine craze

DENISE the Wine Shop started its operations in Malaysia in 1998. After starting a chain of over 16 stores, David Lim, its founder, branched out to Singapore in August 2006. Within a short span of six months, he established 10 outlets and by end 2007, he would have increased this...

Articles 2008-12-01

Resilience entrepreneurship helps you to bounce back

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] When you start your own business, if you are realistic, you have to know that there's a chance you may fail. Entrepreneurs, by nature, are risk takers. Starting a new business is a huge risk and as you grow a new business, you will be taking...

Articles 2008-12-01

The Heller high watermark

I've said before magazines are poor places for developing stories--the time between events and publication may be months, and assumptions may be proven wrong in the interim. Nonetheless, we'd be remiss if we didn't highlight the June 26 Supreme Court ruling in District of Columbia v Heller, wherein...

Articles 2008-10-01

Commendation

I wish to express in the strongest possible terms how much it means to me that your magazine has such excellent writers as David Codrea with his uncompromising "Gun Rights" column, John Taffin and John Connor. I am a father of four and the sole income for my family, yet...

Articles 2008-10-01

Iraqi Air Force meets challenge

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The Iraqi air force is making their mark in history. The fledging air power has proven its effectiveness through the execution of combat missions in Basrah, Mosul and Sadr City, and the year-to-date tally marks for aircraft sorties broke 5,000 last June. The IqAF...

Articles 2008-10-01

Partition-based algorithm for estimating transportation network reliability with dependent link failures

Evaluating the reliability of a transportation network often involves an intensive simulation exercise to randomly generate and evaluate different possible network states. This paper proposes an algorithm to approximate the network reliability which minimizes the use of such simulation procedure. The algorithm will dissect and classify the...

Articles 2008-09-22

Interview with Mark Watson

Mark Watson is a professor and head of the Psychology Department of the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in South Africa. his research focuses on career development and career assessment of primary, secondary and tertiary students from all South African population groups. Mark has published extensively in international...

Articles 2008-09-22

John Orr Crites : in memoriam

John Orr Crites, one of the leading vocational psychologists of the 20th century, succumbed to pneumonia on March 15, 2007. With his passing, counsel ling psychology lost an exemplar of its scientist-practitioner model. Jack's scholarly contributions and leadership substantially advanced vocational psychology both as a distinct discipline...

Articles 2008-09-22

Getting the lead out

"Food pantries in Iowa have been given approval to resume serving venison to the needy, read the National Shooting Sports Foundation press release. "Earlier, anti-hunting entities had convinced state officials the meat was tainted by lead. Similar scare campaigns in North Dakota and Minnesota resulted in venison for the homeless...

Articles 2008-09-01

And …

I see Ms. Lin Wilwol's point. American Handgunner has a family friendly fit-and-finish to it. EAA's ad on page 35 was a little racy for a family magazine. I understand about the market demographics you must appeal to. Maybe 2nd Amendment rights are not all we are losing in America....

Articles 2008-09-01

Weapon malfunction

I want to thank you for the "Rights Watch" column. It is a complete outrage to see someone who had a malfunctioning weapon, as in the case of United States vs. David R. Olofson, can be convicted of a firearms felony violation in this country. As a police...

Articles 2008-09-01

Tickled pink?

In 2002, former bodybuilding competitor Katie Arnoldi's debut novel, Chemical Pink, presented a jaundiced view of female bodybuilding. Soon thereafter, Hollywood came calling. New Line Cinema temporarily optioned the work and, as we previously reported, Fight Club author Chuck Palahniuk was going to adapt a screenplay and Fight Club director...

Articles 2008-09-01

3 more reps: New York not-so-giants

KEVIN ENGLISH 2008 New York Pro, 202-and-Under winner "I'm always changing my biceps routine and doing things like super sets to increase the intensity." DAVID HENRY 2008 New York Pro, 202-and-Under, second place "Offseason, I sometimes do singles [one maximum rep of...

Articles 2008-09-01

Crisp sets and Boolean algebra: a research strategy for student affairs

A review of student affairs journals clearly points out that most, if not all, research strategies within the field fall within traditional approaches based on quantitative methods and, more recently, qualitative methods. The purpose of this article is not to discourage use of these time honored research strategies, but to...

Articles 2008-09-01

Punahou School Deploys Secure Computing's Secure Web

Secure Computing Corporation (Nasdaq: SCUR), San Jose, Calif., a leading enterprise gateway security company, has announced that Honolulu's prestigious Punahou School has entered a three-year agreement to license Secure Computing's Secure Web formerly known as Web washer. Punahou School selected the Web filtering and security solution over the competition because...

Articles 2008-09-01

Bones of Contention

Regarding "Bones of Contention" (SI, May/ June 2008), the creation museum claims that "there will be those who will sneer but some will be challenged to think." There is nothing to say the two actions are incompatible. Creationism and its adherents have a well-earned weaseling reputation which fully justifies sneering....

Articles 2008-09-01

The myth of Nibiru and the end of the world in 2012: an astronomer tries to counter misinformation on the Internet about claims of a supposed rogue planet and an impending catastrophe, encountering troubling credulity, scientific illiteracy, and conspiracy thinking along the way

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] SKEPTICAL INQUIRER readers may not be aware that a rogue planet on a 3,600year orbit is about to enter the inner solar system and visit a catastrophe upon Earth. This threatening planet was discovered by the ancient Mesopotamians, who named it Nibiru. It was known also...

Articles 2008-09-01