Archive for July, 2008

 U.S. Open Tennis Tournament Coverage On The Tennis Channel

I predict that Roger Federer will win this 2008 U.S Open tennis tournament. And I’m betting that the U.S. Open tennis tournament coverage will be fantastic because the Tennis Channel always covers all tennis tournaments superbly. I’m also going to predict that several of the professional players from the Olympics will re-injure themselves and not [...]



 Corporate Team Building Empowers and Shows Leadership

Team-building has been a buzz word for the past several years in the world of business and for good reason. Corporate team building takes employees out of the office and helps them learn how to be team players. In fact, employees actually become more successful and motivated in business by letting their personal guards down [...]



 U.S. Open Tennis Championship Coverage Set to Be Intense

Tennis has been very exciting this season, mostly due to the Federer-Nadal rivalry. But what has also kept it exciting is the Williams sisters. Venus and Serena played each other in the Wimbledon finals, with older sister Venus eventually winning. Nadal has been ranked number two in men’s tennis for longer than anyone in the [...]



 Discount Tires Increase Resale Value

Increasing the resale value of your car is something that most people overlook. The fact is, as soon as you drive out of the car lot your car or truck loses value. One easy way to keep that ever-so-important value up is to invest in tires and rims. Getting discount tires does not take that [...]



 The Starbucks Brand is Struggling

OK, This has nothing to do with the bad experience I had in Starbucks yesterday – or indeed should I say things I have observed pretty regularly lately.  I have noticed a definate decline in their customer service levels.  Yesterday I had to wait 10 minutes for a drink – after having to remind them.  [...]



 Discount Tires Help Fix Up Cars

Fixing up cars is a favorite past time of many Americans. In fact, Americans are very independent and motivated when it comes to their automobiles. It doesn’t have to cost a fortune either. Discount tires can be found all over and installing them doesn’t require a lot of time–a valuable commodity to most. I recently [...]



 Cuil Enters the Search Wars

Look out Google, there’s a new search engine on the block. It’s named “Cuil” and pronounced “cool.” The cuil.com start page style is very simple and clean, an apt choice for the search engine openly challenging their competitor Google. Created by industry veterans Anna Patterson, Tom Costello and Russell Power the new search engine is [...]