Graduation speeches are the last opportunity for a high school or college to educate its students. It's unsurprising, then, that these institutions often pull in some of the world's most powerful people to leave an equally powerful impression on their students. Here are the best of those speeches and some of the sections that resonate the most.

Vice president for people development at Google on nominating people for training

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Sometimes when hosting a Skype call – especially for a podcast – you want the other parties on your call to hear not only your voice but perhaps some audio from you, too. Since Skype only allows one audio input at a time, things get a little tricky. Don't worry, it's not too bad, and this vi

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How parents should respond when kids make bad choices

The economic recovery is clearly here: spending on corporate training is soaring. We just completed our 2014 Corporate Learning Factbook and the research is striking: US spending on corporate training grew by 15% last year (the highest growth rate in seven years) to over $70 Billion in the US and over [...]

This article doesn't offer any amazing conclusions, but really captures well the struggle that so many women have in today's society around work.

Cool design inspiration through packaging

Gone are the days when using stock photography meant cheesy smiles of people in suits or clip art. Here is a list of 15+ sites to find quality stock photos.

Amazing charts on mortality in America

Andrew Knapp and his beautiful dog Momo the border collie, which we previously wrote about here, have a unique on-going game that they play with thousands of fans all over the world. The two best buddies have been find tons of great locations for Momo to hide in everywhere they go - urban areas, shops, yards, fields and neighbourhoods.

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