By now, you’ve likely become addicted to CANDY CRUSH SAGA, that three-tile matching game that has taken Facebook and mobile by storm.
And you’re probaby wondering how King, the game’s publisher, has been able to make money by offering a game for free, or a “free-mium” game.
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Office bathrooms are usually a stinky, awful mess.
You have any number of people who don’t wipe down counters, pick up paper towels off the floor. And is there really a need in an adult environment to have to post a sign that says, “do not flush paper towels, they will clog the toilet”? How many people are really doing this? Who’s taking paper towels into the toilet stall in the first place? Are they really that much more comfortable than the typical office toilet paper to use? Really? REALLY?
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Young adults are graduating college at a slower pace than before.
What used to take an average of four years to earn a college degree is now taking some students five, six, or even some on the seven-year plan.
It’s not like today’s college kids are dumber than college kids before, but there is something to be said for staying in school and learning more while you can – especially in today’s job market where there is cutthroat competition for work.
They Don’t Teach Corporate in College:
A Twenty-Something’s Guide to the Business World
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Homework can be rewarding, if you know how to do the assignment. It can also be extremely frustrating if you have difficulty in the subject matter.
And let’s face it – while Mom and Dad are familiar with practically everything, there’s no way that kids can always rely on their parents to help them with some calculus problem if Mom and Dad haven’t used that skill in say, forever.
So while some parents turn to professional tutors to help, that isn’t always a viable option for one-off situations.
So what should parents do when faced with a tough homework assignment question from their kids?
Homework: A Parent’s Guide To Helping Out Without Freaking Out!
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As you get closer to the birth of your new baby, you may start to wonder whether you should stick with a name from one of those baby books, or whether you should go off the beaten path and name your child after, let’s say, your favorite character.
Some people have done this successfully, such as Penn Jillette of Penn & Teller who (with his wife’s blessing, we assume) decided to name his daughter Moxie Crimefighter. Who can’t say that a crimefighter isn’t a favorite character somewhere along the way?
But let’s say that you have more personal favorites from the world of books, games, food products, or other marketing. Why wouldn’t you want to name your child after one of those characters… if ONLY YOU KNEW WHAT THEIR REAL NAMES WERE?!?!?
Poppin’ Fresh – the Pillsbury Doughboy
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A while back, Web Watch told you about the 2011 OFFICE SEX SURVEY.
It’s been a few years here at Web Watch, so why don’t we take a look at what the 2013 OFFICE SEX SURVEY has to say, just in case anything has changed since the last time we broached this topic.
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We’ve all worked in an office where there’s at least one person who just gets under your skin.
Maybe you just have a personality conflict, or maybe you hate covering for them because they just aren’t carrying their weight. One person that Web Watch worked with in the past needed their manager to provide some much-needed personal hygiene advice. How would YOU like to be the one to initiate that conversation?
It’s not the easiest thing to say to someone, that they need to take a shower or wash their clothes as it’s disturbing the office environment. But it happens, and we’ll bet it happens more often than we’re led to believe.
How to Deal with Difficult People in the Office: 15 Ways to Deal with Annoying Colleagues
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Whether you get your music listening fix from your own MP3’s stored on your cellphone/tablet/desktop, from the local AM/FM radio station, or a streaming service like PANDORA, SPOTIFY, or others — you know that nothing is ever free.
Whether it be listening to advertising, viewing popups, or purchasing the audio files from your favorite vendor (Apple, Amazon, Google Play, Best Buy) — that music has to get to you somehow. And it’s that transport that’s going to cost someone, somewhere.
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