Visit www.cancer.org/livefreesmokefree to celebrate the Great American Smokeout. On the site, you can vote for America’s Next Smokesperson, read blogs of those who have quit and/or are trying to quit smoking, find cessation resources and much more. Check out a few of our bloggers below: Dying to Live — Janet Lee Tiberio’s blog about starting to smoke at age 13 ...
Read More »Interfacing With Typepad
Those of you who were at the March F & I conference may recall that I announced I was going to set up an internal blog for staff. That idea morphed into a password protected knowledge blog that I terminated this morning. The problem: I attempted to pay for the blog using my corporate P-card. Typepad kept sending me e-mails ...
Read More »K-Blog Comes to a Halt
Back at the Innovations conference in March, I said I’d start a Learning and Development blog for staff. It later morphed into a knowledge management blog designed to revise a sales module we offer at our staff orientation. I recruited about eight subject matter experts and told several others I’d invite you in to watch the process. Well, the process ...
Read More »Now this is the way to conference
I’m attending the first scientific conference of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) entitled "Stem Cell Research: Charting New Directions for California"…in my bathrobe, slippers and bed-head. That’s because it’s a webcast on www.baybio.org. It’s also free. The conference is sold-out for the scientists, but BayBio–an organization with which I work–is hosting a webcast. I found out last minute. ...
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