CNET had an article about using technology like smartphones to cheat and having just completed an MBA degree I know there were several cheating scandals at the schools I attended. In some cases nothing was done when the students were reported by other students or even the faculty. Only in one notable case where a student went straight to the Dean with the evidence was much done…

Many years ago I had a Bloodbowl team and I named the players after various independent bands. People were lining up to play my team and marvelled at the players’ names. Two of the players were Turbonegro and The Meat Purveyor…

Well some of my friends and MBA classmates, a lot more of the latter than probably would admit to it. Note the biggest dot below is Vancouver. Even if you require logins and/or track people with cookies you can’t tell exactly who is surfing your website but you can learn quite a lot…

By way of Church of the Customer I was directed to the Boston Globe for an article on how blogging can benefit your career. So according to them I’m not wasting my time, of course my blog isn’t very focussed. Maybe my latest and most extensive revisions will make it more focussed but I don’t think any amount of effort will ever make the ROI positive…

While surfing some of the blogs which I haven’t subscribed to but have linked to, I found a posting on the Subscribe to Comments plugin…