• Social Media Insights: Links, Blogging and Brevity

    Social Media Insights: Links, Blogging and Brevity

    Where Social Media and Blogging are concerned, a well fed feed that is brief, brilliant and link-rich is the goal. One of the things that can help raise your website’s Google rankings is linking to internal pages. When you write a blog post, include links to other similar information on the site, something else that…

  • The Trouble With Paradigms

    The Trouble With Paradigms

    A paradigm can either protect us from harm or blind us to danger. Re-validating that which we believe to be true is the only way to know the difference. Our paradigms are built on points of pain and pleasure that inject our minds with assumptions. And we know what can happen when we assume.Take the…

  • “The Real” Scott Westerman

    “The Real” Scott Westerman

    “Our purpose is to find the good and help the rest of the world see it.” ~W. Scott Westerman, Jr. 1925-2018 “The Real” Scott Westerman was born on this date, July 10, 1925. He was the quintessential definition of a teacher, one of those rare souls who knew what he valued and tried to help…

  • Outsmarting Artificial Intelligence

    Outsmarting Artificial Intelligence

    As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in our daily life will it outsmart us? Only if we let it. “AI” – Artificial Intelligence is the concept of creating a machine that is smart enough to think and act like a human being. We’ve seen it on screen thanks to the intelligent mind of Steven…

  • American Top 40 turns 49

    American Top 40 turns 49

    One of my prized possessions are the original LPs that comprised the very first “American Top 40” program. It had it’s debut on July 4th, 1970, hosted by fellow Detroit area native, Casey Kasem. An early radio gig I had included running the control board during “Casey’s Coast to Coast” and when the boss tossed…

  • Today’s Highlights –  July 3

    Today’s Highlights – July 3

    Today in 1940, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello debuted a summer replacement show (for Fred Allen) on NBC radio. In October 1942, the comedy duo launched their own program on the network. Here’s their most famous routine, “Who’s On First?“In 1965, Roy Rogers’ horse Trigger died at the age of 33. Originally named “Golden Cloud”,…

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