I attended a panel on 'early stage blogging' in San Francisco's Mission District this weekend. In the very intimate setting of Bell Jar on 16th Street, roughly 50 people gathered to hear six women's stories.
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A deadly and devastating right hook to Hatton’s jaw early in the fight and it was all over. It was the third knock-out in only the second round. Once again, the Pac-Man, Manny Pacquiao, proved...
A little blues in downtown Palo Alto....
Indonesians like to sing. A lot. From the latest Indonesian pop songs to Jason Mraz, we hear them after we pass their little warungs, or doing karaoke in the electronics store, or as...
So here I am, it’s my third day in Ireland and this is my first taste of true Irish Guinness! I’ve popped into Café en Seine at the recommendation of two strangers on Twitter, and...
We learned about Chinese business etiquette at meals. It's remarkable how hierarchal and authority-driven it all is.
American etiquette, vis-a-vis power and status, might call for the most important person to sit at the head of...
Tuesday night at the San Francisco's Wharton School on Howard, Kevin Werbach moderated a discussion with John Hagel III and John Seely Brown about The Big Shift: measuring the forces of change.
In the Harvard Business...
What's the history of family-style eating? You know, the method of food serving where it's all put on communal plates in the middle and each person helps himself.
I'm told that this became the Chinese-way originally...
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