Last night we saw the Flying Aces show at the Olympic Park, which is approximately ten Olympic athletes doing daredevil acrobatic tricks from a ski jump into a pool of water. Little did we know Dan Pryor, my boss and president of the association, would be the first to go. If you are wondering why they shoot off the bubbles before the skiers land, it is to break the surface tension of the water, so...
How he got into the Showcase Showdown is beyond me! This is funny but you have to feel sorry for the poor guy. Even Bob Barker was amazed at the guy's bid.
A pretty funny video of a guy on a bike high fiving people trying to get a taxi.
Ella, a Rottweiler, was in a car crash and scavenged for food on the highway for weeks. Ella was reunited with her family but as Steve Hartman tells us, the story doesn't end there.
How a simple experiment with children and treats uncovered profound insights about willpower, life outcomes, and the modern challenges of delayed gratification The classic marshmallow test puts children's willpower to the ultimate challenge Few psychological experiments have captured the public imagination quite like the Stanford Marshmallow Test. In this deceptively simple study, children were presented with a marshmallow and given a choice: eat the treat right away, or wait a short period and receive two...
I'm excited to announce that I’ll be leading a technical communications session at CMMA’s Fall Conference next month in Park City, UT, kicking off the Monday programming. Last year, I participated in a panel on YouTube in the enterprise at the Scottsdale, AZ conference. I think my strong opinions helped keep the discussion lively, and I'm aiming to spark another great conversation this time around. To lighten the mood, I plan to show a humorous...