The ’68 All-Star boasted twelve Cy Young winners, nineteen Hall of Famers, but zero races participated.

July inevitably leads to memories of the All-Star Games, whether of heroism on the field or the injustice of players being snubbed by not being selected. Since almost the beginning of this century, all baseball fans have remembered the 2002 contest with a feeling of regret. With both managers (Joe Torre of the New York […]


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Knowing When to Dismiss Commercial Sales Leads: Overcoming China Egg Syndrome

The concept of the Chinese egg syndrome has a fascinating beginning. Most people have no idea what a porcelain egg really is. The story dates back to the early 1960s. A life / health insurance trainer had one on his desk. Typically this is a nice decorative object, a colored egg-shaped piece of glass or […]


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Pilates in the barn

I’ve come to believe that behind every young, fit, successful equestrian athlete is a suburban, middle-aged, slightly bloated, suburban housewife with a light brown haircut and 125,000 miles on her odometer. Yes, there are Horse Show Moms that look fresh, happy, and fit, but that’s not what I was seeing in the mirror. After years […]


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Use of SEO principles in your brand’s social networks

Social media and SEO are more closely linked than most companies realize. When consumers are researching your brand, products and services online, they are not only finding information through your tweets, posts and other social conversations, but they are finding your content that has been spread all over the web and published on other sites. […]


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