The Dream College Course: If Only You Could Really Take It!

This is one of the more creative things I have run across on the Web in some time (and that's saying something...). Here's a great column by Delia Cabe of the Boston Globe on your "dream" college course:

The only college course you'll ever need - Creative Type's blog - Boston.com

Hey kids, remember the advice of Dean Wormer:

David

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Nissan Leaf's Strangely Moving Polar Bear Ad (VIDEO)

OK, all of you ad executives getting your tuxedos ready for the big awards might as well stay home. This is one of the best ads of the decade! Love how Nissan and their ad team packaged the whole thing. Now...how do they follow this one up (i.e. the problem with the Old Spice Guy...).

Watch the ad below:



Read the Article at HuffingtonPost

Don Draper would be proud!

David

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Mark McEwen: A Weatherman's Return from a Serious Stroke is an Inspirational Tale

Marc McEwen's story should be inspirational to all who have been impacted by a serious illness or accident and fought their way back (and for their families and friends). His determination to come back all the way to the work  from the serious stroke he suffered shows that anything is possible...with hard work. Well worth watching by clicking on the link below:

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=1999523n

Read the full story at:
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost

David

9/11: Never Forget...and Remember How You Felt on That Day

9/11. Well, hard as it is to believe, it's been nine years since that day. Here is a compilation of news clips of how the events of September 11th unfolded on CNN:

Part One - The first plane hits the World Trade Center:



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Part Three - the Second Tower is Hit:



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Never Forget.....and Some Uplifting Music That Came in the Wake of That Horrible Day:

Celine Dion (Yes):



Neil Young:



Faith Hill:



Bruce Springsteen - My City of Ruin:



And then to end on a more hopeful note...Bruce Springsteen with "The Rising":



David

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