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1). When Good People Go Bonkers
Good, normal people occasionally go beserk. You can help them return to reality if you read this article. Then, meybe they can help you when you go nuts.

2). Suddenly... Condensation!
Sometimes, as if from nowhere, your windows can fog and frost. Here's why.

3). Tim Berners-Lee: A Tribute

Copyright 2005 Mark MeshulamIt's hard to be impressed anymore. But when I learned of the phenomenal achievements of Tim Berners-Lee, I became

4). Jealousy and Territoriality in the Workplace
A brief study of how primal competetive instincts play out in the work place and how managers and co-workers can channel these forces for the betterment of the organization.

5). Organizing Your Small Business
Small businesses face a special challenge: Too many tasks, too few people.
The author suggests an organizational chart as a way to map out a strategy for growth.

6). Tim Berners-Lee: A Tribute

It's hard to be impressed anymore. But when I learned of the phenomenal achievements of Tim Berners-Lee, I became not only impressed, but awestruck.

7). Clipboard and Screen Capture
A brief overview of the "clipboard" function found in Windows(tm) operating systems, and how it can be used to asist in screen capture and image handling.

8). How to Shmooze
An insightful look at how to blend the human element into business interactions.

9). Managing with Authority and Democracy
Managers of people have a style, consciously or not, which has elements of authoritarianism and democracy. The author observes how these come into play and suggests adding market realities and results into the mix as managers hone their styles.

10). Unexpected Wisdom: The Drunk on North Avenue
A falling-down drunk gave me a premonition about the direction of Google.

11). Tim Berners-Lee: A Tribute

Copyright 2005 Mark MeshulamIt's hard to be impressed anymore. But when I learned of the phenomenal achievements of Tim Berners-Lee, I became

12). Tim Berners-Lee: A Tribute

It's hard to be impressed anymore. But when I learned of the phenomenal achievements of Tim Berners-Lee, I became not only impressed, but awestruck.

13). Self-Serving Letters and Emails
Much of business involves inducing people to do what we want them to do. Whether it is to sign a proposal, return a call, set up an appointment, provide information or pay a bill, we are constantly nudging.

In business, to exist you must persist. But what happens if your nudgee is flat-out unresponsive? Can you still advance your agenda?

In many cases you can.

14). 10 Steps Toward Better Business Communication
Copyright 2005 Mark MeshulamUltimately, no matter how high-tech your business tools may be, development and implementation of new initiatives

15). Emails Say the Darndest Things
Email is a new venue for human interaction, both more and less personal, but efinitely more public and completely irrevovable. Here are some emails which should have been revoked, were it only possible.

16). Create Your Own Download Links
Send oversized files without email system bottlenecks by using a web server and a download link. Place the link in an email and your recipient downloads your file effortlessly.

17). Beware the Chicken Little Consultant
The author cautions business people about paid experts who prey on their insecurities.

18). Email - Central to Your Work
You may not have noticed, but email has quietly wormed its way to the very center of your business functioning. Don't fight it, do it even better. Tips on getting the very most from your email.

19). The Brain Drain
Is it getting harder to remember things? Author shares his strategies for keeping it all together.

20). Really Mad? EAT-IT!
Sometimes you just want to blow someone away but they have laws... Here's what you can do instead.

21). Observing the Protocols: HTTP, WWW, URL and HTML

Many among us sail through our lives blissfully ignorant of the reason our web addresses start with the secret code "http//:" Increasingly we think i

22). Observing the Protocols: HTTP, WWW, URL and HTML

Many among us sail through our lives blissfully ignorant of the reason our web addresses start with the secret code "http//:" Increasingly we think i

23). Using FTP to Send Large Files
How to send large files across the internet using FTP instead of as an email attachment.

24). Megapixels of Doom
A humorous and informative explanation of image resolution and file sizes for pictures.

25). Set Browser Home Page to Company Resource Site
To easily make resources available to your company, create an internal website. First, learn how to make this site your browser home page.

26). 10 Steps Toward Better Business Communication
Copyright 2005 Mark MeshulamUltimately, no matter how high-tech your business tools may be, development and implementation of new initiatives