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Message to Unemployed White Collars: It's Not The Economy Stupid, It's The Hiring Practices
Message to Unemployed White Collars: It's Not The Economy Stupid, It's The Hiring Practices
May 9, 2006
Eva Jenkins
Career Transition and Leadership Coach, VIP Innovations, LLC
Slipshod hiring practices, managers and ineffective corporate recruitment policies are to blame for white-collar professionals unable to find work
"White collar professionals who can't find work in the 21st Century shouldn't blame the economy only," says Eva Jekins of VIP Innovations. She cites "incompetent corporate recruiting practices" and "under-trained, over-tasked hiring managers who don't prioritize the importance of the hiring process enough to focus or take the time to define the position itself rather than the person in the position."
Where Have All The People Gone?
Today's marketplace is experiencing high job turnover rates and a prevalence of unfilled jobs. And the future looks bleak. "In the next five years, a Baby Boomer retirement wave is going to leave many companies high and dry," says Jenkins.
Jenkins prescription for companies whose hiring practices are ailing is "training, training, and more training of hiring managers; for recruiting departments, review, revamp and streamline current hiring processes" she says. She believes that management training should include a heavy emphasis on the hiring and interviewing process, but adds that, "A very specific training program aimed at retention is critical."
Businesses that fail to reevaluate their recruitment processes and develop strategies "to respond effectively to increased demand in a decreased pool of skilled labor" are likely to be doomed. Unfortunately, she says, "some corporate cultures do not emphasize these types of training experiences for their managers." The result is constant turnover and reduced productivity.
Jenkins urges HR decision-makers to "change their thinking of hiring to hunting" and to focus on "consistent measurable results." She suggests that strategies be put into place to "obtain and
the best candidates, not just qualified applicants."
Who's Minding the Store?
"Human Resources professionals have their priorities skewed," comments Jenkins. "They appear to be consumed with cost-per-hire, total recruiting fees paid and how 'fast' someone is hired. However, the quality of the new hires, and the long-term value or cost to the company of hiring a mediocre applicant is completely overlooked."
It's literally a vicious cycle. "The people who hold jobs in HR and corporate recruiting came up in the same flawed system they work for." Misfocused and under-trained, "they ensure that ineffective recruiting processes prevail."
The Culprits
Armed with superb resumes and impeccable qualifications, white-collar professionals now comprise one-fifth of all unemployed workers. "That's double the rate from a decade ago, and they're staying unemployed longer than before, too."
Who are the culprits? "Humans and technology are both to blame," says Jenkins. She says that "rather than using technology as an addition to the toolkit required in making hiring and placement decisions, it's become a substitute for thinking."
There is still an alarming majority of corporate recruiters who "don't actively source or market jobs. And they don't bother to explore or define job competencies, either." They simply retrieve resumes with certain 'key' words and then pass them on to the hiring managers.
The Referrals from Above
Jenkins also has concerns about hiring managers who seem more concerned with filling a hole than with filling a position with a qualified employee. One of the biggest stumbling blocks revolves around people who come as referrals from their
senior management
"It doesn't matter whether they fit into the company culture, have the necessary skill sets, or will mesh well with other members of the team. All that matters is that the job is filled and the person making the referral is happy. Of course the happiness is short-lived when the new employee is fired for being incompetent or quits because the job isn't what he or she thought it would be."
The Right Candidate for the Job
According to Jenkins, staffing professionals frequently overlook the "diamond in the rough" of an above-average candidate with superior qualifications. "All too often, people allow their emotional responses to override their judgment," she explains. In the end, they wind up choosing candidates who have mastered the art of being interviewed, rather than people are have mastered the skills required for the job they'll do.
Feelings, prejudices and intuition can easily override judgment. "If a candidate is not a seasoned interviewer with dazzling presentation skills, he or she may easily be overlooked."
The irony is that "It's frequently the people with the most impressive credentials who are least impressive in an interview and do not possess the perfect resume loaded with just the right 'key' words for retrieval."
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Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
May 16, 2012 11:35:53 AM
These glasses aren't just visually appealing, they're also the perfect place to muddle mint to make mighty fine mijitos! The included muddler makes it even easier. What do you love most about this refreshing design?
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May 17, 2012 12:05:27 PM
I love the look of these glasses, but dislike that they're made in China :(
May 18, 2012 04:08:41 PM
love the glasses and the muddler, just don't like the scary spider-webby design.
May 19, 2012 11:07:10 AM
I love these glasses. Saw my first Mojito in LA while visiting my daughter. Great design. classic yet very modern
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May 19, 2012 12:52:43 PM
Their design is as crisp as the Mojitos they will hold, but I am dismayed by the fact they are made in China - for economic, ethical and safety reasons. Just with they were crafted by a NY artist...
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May 20, 2012 02:12:37 PM
I will not buy items made in China if I can help it. The design of this glass is outstanding.
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May 20, 2012 04:28:50 PM
They look amazing!!!
May 21, 2012 02:53:46 PM
While I love mojitos, I think it's a bit silly to have glasses specifically for them. Pretty glasses though.
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May 25, 2012 03:35:50 PM
These glasses are gorgeous.
May 26, 2012 01:01:28 PM
Great design,great look.
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May 29, 2012 10:27:38 AM
Love the look....wish they were made here.
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May 29, 2012 06:16:28 PM
Glasses are actually beautiful and the function is great. I really dislike the graphics on the bottom. The Mojito Drink in itself is such a beautiful drink already. I wouldnt hide it behind any graphics at all. It would look more expensive without the graphics, I think.
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May 30, 2012 11:44:55 AM
Very attractive - good gift!
January 08, 2013 08:24:19 PM
So unique and interesting in both design and shape of the glass. Truly sad to see these didn't have enough support. Modern, chic, interesting.

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Most names are classifications. I window-watch the heaving mass of green and gold and say "tree," and this name places the thing in a mental "class" of similarily heaving objects, the class of "trees." Rock, sling, giant, corpse — all these "names" are fundamentally classifications, names that allow us to understand a thing by referring to its species. But a personal name does not refer to a species. There is nothing about the name "Michael" that groups its named object into a class.
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Hi. I've been reading here because I'm thinking of returning to archery. I was first position on my high school archery team back in the 70's and I used a cheap 60" 30# fiberglass recurve. Never had any problem hitting the bulls eye with my zen style. Y'all make it sound very complicated with fitting and measuring and such. Well, I guess everything is more complicated these days.
I see that the primary advice given here is to find a "Good Reputable Pro Shop." Can somebody recommend one in the Cincinnati (tri-state) area for me? Until then I'll be using a bow similar to the above mentioned.
Also, will I be looked down upon for not being a hunter? I only want to do target shooting in the back yard. Oh, and I want one of those big round straw targets on a stand like we used in high school.
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www.ohioarchery.org should have a section for pro shops/clubs (I can't verify this since it si blocked at work). Typically when we are talking about fiting and measuring and such we are refering to compound bows. For compouds the "fit" is important because as the cams (wheels) roll over you get to a point where you cannot draw any further (the wall). If the bow doesn't do this at the right point then you will not shoot consistantly. If you decide to shoot a recurve this is not an issue because you don't have this. Then as an adult you will probably only need to determine your correct draw weight with a 60" bow. As far as not being a hunter noone is perfect (except for me of course ). As far as what "3D" is it is a game that uses unmarked distances to shoot foam animals (they are in three dimensions as opposed to shooting paper that has an animal drawn on it in two dimensions). (picture and explanation links http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...a%3DN%26um%3D1 http://www.springhillrecord.com/phot...%20Hunter1.jpg) it is allot of fun. you should definately try it.CSAA Member
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Landscape photographer Florent Courty recently shared this stunning photo of a huge herd of sheep grazing on the grass that covers dormant volcanoes in France. Chane des Puys is a volcanic province in south-central France.
As described by The Independent, "Set in the heart of one of the most picturesque provinces of France, the puys (the word for volcanoes in the dialect of the Auvergne) stretch for more or less 30km in a line north to south. There are about 80 of these hulks and they are, relatively speaking, young: they were created during the last big eruption in the area some 6,700 years ago. There's no denying that they look like volcanoes: classic cone formations with indented tops a bit like upside-down pudding basins. But coated in lush green – like so much of the landscape in verdant Auvergne – they seem benignly beautiful rather than threatening."
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Nine members of the University of Pennsylvania women's track and field team moved on to the finals during day one of the 2011 Outdoor Heptagonal Championships on Saturday at Yale's Cuyler Athletic Complex in New Haven, Conn. The meet was temporarily delayed due to lightning in the early afternoon hours, but all scheduled events were completed and the Quakers currently stand in sixth-place through six scored events.
Championship Sunday begins with the resumption of the heptathlon plus the finals for the triple jump at 11 a.m. The 2011 Heptagonal team champion will be announced around 5 p.m. For live updates and results throughout the meet, see the link atop this release.
Sophomore Leslie Kovach capped the first day of competition by rewriting her own school record in the 10,000 meters. Just a week after posting the fastest time in Penn history in the event, Kovach became the first member of the Red and Blue to break the 35-minute mark. She took nearly another 30 seconds off her record with a fifth-place time of 34:51.93 - nearly a full 90 seconds faster than any other Quaker in history.
Junior Catherine Okoukoni used a career-best effort to get into the scoring in the long jump. The Weston, Fla., product catapulted into seventh-place in the school record books and earned the Quakers two points with her leap of 5.87 meters (19 feet, 3 1/4 inches). Okoukoni landed that distance on her final jump of the first round and it held for a fifth-place finish.
Sophomore Morgan Wheeler currently sits in fifth place in the heptathlon with 2,727 points. Her best event of the first day was the high jump where she tied for second with a height of 1.64 meters (5-04.50 ft.). There are three events remaining on Sunday - the long jump, javelin and 800 meters.
In a preview of the heptathlon javelin, Wheeler led the finals of the javelin on Saturday through the first round. She eventually finished second and earned eight points for the Quakers. Her best toss of the day was the best of her collegiate career and the fourth-best in program history. It landed at 44.26 meters (145-02 ft.) and had her in first place heading into the final round of throws. That stood as her best and she was passed by just one competitor to finish as the runner-up.
At Heps, the top eight advance past the preliminaries and the top-six finishers will score in the finals of each event on Sunday.
Junior Victoria Strickland made the biggest splash in the preliminaries for the Red and Blue. Only four Quakers in program history have ever recorded a faster time in the 800 meters than her finish of 2:08.79 on Saturday. It was the fourth-best time of the afternoon and qualifies her for the final on Sunday at 2:20 p.m.
Three of the eight qualifiers in the 100 meters are members of the Red and Blue. Juniors Emily Townsend and Leah Brown will be joined by freshman teammate Gabrielle Piper in Sunday's final at 2:05 p.m. With the wind at their backs, all three posted career-best times. Townsend won her heat at 12.12, Piper finished in 12.14 and Brown, though wind-aided, became just the third Quaker in program history to break 12 seconds in the event at 11.91 - second-best among qualifiers. Piper also reached the finals of the 100-meter hurdles with her time of 14.10.
In the 200 meters, Brown and freshman Nony Onyeador each reached the Heptagonal final. Brown had the second-fastest time of the meet with a finish of 24.75, while Onyeador was the eighth-place finisher at 25.15.
Senior Kali Strother got the day off to a great start for the Quakers. The St. Louis, Mo., native notched her best time of the year in the 400 meters, an event in which she is the defending Heps champion. Her finish of 55.44 was the second-best qualifying time of the meet. Sunday's final is set for 1:50 p.m.
Junior Paige Madison made the finals in the 400-meter hurdles. She was second in her heat and fifth overall among qualifiers with a time of 1:02.14.
A full recap of the 2011 Outdoor Heptagonal Championships will be available at PennAthletics.com shortly after the completion of Sunday's events.


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WISDOM FROM MIKE PRADOS ALERT! I paraphrase: With every piece, there are two phases to the final product, the design intention and the actual fabrication. ĀCommonly these are roles of two different people, but probably not among our crowd. ĀHOWEVER, this class will certainly help you all express your "Design Intention" to whomever you may be utilizing to fabricate your piece...especially in that person is yourself.

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Little League district final is all Hopkins County
From Staff Reports
July 10, 2007 - GARLAND - The District 8 Little League championship for 9-10-year-olds came down to a pair of Sulphur Springs teams on Saturday.
The SS Drillers, coached by Kevin Hudgins, ended up beating the SS Roughriders, 13-0, and will advance to the Sectional tournament in Fort Worth, where they will play at 6 p.m. Thursday.
In the first inning, singles by Cain Cody, Kade Hudgins, Tyler Williams and Hunter Coleman plated four runs for the Drillers. They added nine more runs in the second as C.J. Stephens, Williams and Cody all doubled and Carter White and Ben Brooks added singles.
For the Roughriders through the first two innings, Garrett Jones and Cole Cooper both drew walks. Jones also turned a double play in the third to help keep the Drillers scoreless in the third and fourth innings.
The Roughriders had their first hits of the game in the third by Logan Merrell. They added two more hits in the fourth by Matthew Calhoun and Ryan Ferguson.
Pitchers for the Roughriders were Dillon Carpenter and Dylan Reed. For the Drillers, Larry Pryor Jr. and Coleman both pitched.
Drillers 18, The Colony 9
The Drillers banged out 20 hits and scored in each inning. Pryor led the offensive attack by going 5-for-5 with two doubles. Stephens went 2-for-3 with a double, Cody had three hits, two of them doubles, and Ethan Phillips had three hits.
On the mound for the Drillers were Hudgins, Brooks, Coleman, Pryor, Stephens and Zach Terry.
Roughriders 12, Farmers Branch 8
The Roughriders, coached by Sotero Ramirez, exceeded expectations to make it to the championship game since they are all 9-year-olds playing in a tournament of predominately 10-year-olds.
Cooper led the Roughriders' attack with a stand-up triple, while Ferguson added a double, and Jones, Tanner Ramirez, Hunter Powers and Carpenter all had singles.
On the mound was Ramirez and Daniel Riera. Outstanding defensive plays were made by Ferguson, Powers, Riera and Calhoun.
Game 1
Roughriders 13, Carrollton 11
Powers powered the Sulphur Springs offense with a grand slam, while Jones, Reed, Ferguson and Riera all had run-scoring hits. Carpenter and Ramirez both pitched.
Game 2
Roughriders 8, Garner Garland 5
Jones, Riera, Ferguson and Merrell all had RBI-producing hits for the Roughriders. Ramirez and Jones held Garland in check on the mound.
Outstanding defensive plays were noted by Reed, Cooper and Merrell.
Game 3
Roughriders 6, SS Thunder 4
Cooper, Powers, Ferguson, Jones and Carpenter all drove in runs with hits. Carpenter, Reed and Riera saw mound duty. Outstanding defensive plays were registered by Jones and Ramirez.
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Burrell/Apollo-Ridge WPIAL final is a possibility
Burrell versus Apollo-Ridge in the WPIAL Class AA boys basketball championship?
Could happen — really.
If both teams win semifinal games Wednesday night at North Allegheny, they'll meet Saturday afternoon on the WPIAL's grandest stage — Duquesne University's A.J. Palumbo Center — for the title.
A far-fetched notion when the season began, an all-local final could become reality if the teams continue to barnstorm the upset trail.
Alle-Kiski teams haven't met in a WPIAL basketball championship since Har-Brack played Ford City in 1938.
"Whoever gets hot is the team that makes a run," Burrell coach Rob Niederberger said. "At this point, we have nothing to lose."
Burrell (18-6) faces No. 6 seed Quaker Valley (20-4) at 6 p.m. Wednesday, with Apollo-Ridge (18-7) taking on No. 1 and defending champion Beaver Falls (21-3).
In a wild quarterfinal doubleheader that propelled both teams into the Final Four, Apollo-Ridge edged No. 4 Jeannette and Burrell clipped No. 2 seed Greensburg Central Catholic, with both games at Plum.
The WPIAL final in Class AA is set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Palumbo Center. The potential A-K final has the area buzzing with basketball interest.
"I think it's awesome for the section," said Mark Ziemianski, a former Burrell boys coach who now serves as an assistant with the girls. "Section 1 always gets bad-mouthed. It's been that way for years. This shows these teams can play with some of the best."
Seeing Burrell and Apollo-Ridge make playoff runs is bittersweet for other Section 1 coaches.
"It's made it a frustrating week," said Deer Lakes Jon McKay, whose Lancers lost in the preliminary round to Shady Side Academy after sharing the Section 1 title with Burrell. "We beat both Burrell and Apollo-Ridge. On the other hand, it kind of validates what we did. You try to take some positives out of it."
McKay also thinks the teams making it this far helps his section's stock.
"We were saying all along, this section is way better than people give it credit for," McKay said. "Nobody wanted to hear that. Hopefully, the accomplishments of Burrell and Apollo-Ridge will give credence to that."
One Apollo-Ridge senior guard wouldn't mind another shot at the school in which he shares a name.
Lukas Burrell assures he has no relatives on Burrell's team. The two pronunciations are slightly different.
"It's one of those funny things," Burrell said. "I guess it's just happened that way."
Burrell, the player, said his team is starting to believe it belongs among the WPIAL's top teams, even though the Vikings, like the Buccaneers, were not seeded in a packed Class AA bracket.
"At the beginning of the season, it never crossed my mind," Burrell said. "We've had our ups and downs, but we knew at some point, we could come together."
Burrell beat Apollo-Ridge twice this season, 55-33 and 57-41. In the first meeting, the Bucs' Cole Bush scored a career-high 33 points and grabbed 19 rebounds.
"I'm not shocked at all that they're in the semifinals," McKay said. "We lost to both teams. Apollo-Ridge throttled us the first time we played. If you'd have asked me if they could get to the WPIAL finals, I'd have said, sure."
Bill Beckner Jr. is the local sports editor of the Valley News Dispatch. Reach him at email@example.com.


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I grew up in a two parent household and would have liked the same for my daughter but things happen as they happen. I have never been married and I'm good with that. I know saying that may be taboo but I'm not looking for a fairytale. What am I looking for? Company, companionship, good conversation, laughter…lots of laughter, someone to share my worlds troubles with and vice versa, a guy to share a blanket with in front of a warm fire, a prankster, a leader, someone to meet at the coffee shop and catch a movie with, … My list kinda goes on that way.
If you live with your Mama or are immersed in family or personal drama of your own making, I'm not interested. I've already dated you and it didn't work out.


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EVENTS>> Fall 2007
Cabot High School is creating a Parent, Teacher, Student Organization (PTSO). The initial meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. The meeting will be held in the LOFT at the high school.
The organization stresses that student success if contingent upon the best effort of all involved: students, parents and teachers. This is your opportunity to come and be active voice at Cabot High Schoolbe part of the PTSO.
Beebe VFW to distribute free toys to children
The Beebe VFW 7769, 1405 E. Center St., will distribute toys free to children 12 years old and younger from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday.
More than 800 brand new and wrapped toys will be given away to children who attend.
NARFE holding monthly meeting Thursday
Jacksonville Chapter 1597 National Active and Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) will host its monthly meeting at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at Western Sizzlin Restaurant.
Members are asked to bring white elephant gifts, also bring non-perishable food or canned goods for the Care Channel. Come prepared to have Christmas Dinner and play plenty of games.
Tour of holiday lights planned in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Parks and Recreation Department is sponsoring the Holiday Tour of Lights at 6 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 17 and 18.
The cost to participate is $2 per person. Those who wish to participate must register in advance and pay by Saturday.
According to Dana Rozenski of the parks department, the route is not yet firm and some residents are calling the department asking that their homes be included in the tour.
Rozenski, who is coordinating the event, says the department will use its van or a bus can be used if there are more participants. Last year about 25 people attended. This is the second year of the tour.
Cabot group collects toys for needy children
Cabots Christmas for Kids committee is collecting toys for local children. Now in its 31st year, the group serves about 700 families and nearly 1,100 children. Toys will be accepted through Friday, Dec. 21.
Boxes are in place for toy donations at all Cabot School District elementary and middle schools. They may also be dropped off at Express Printing, Cabot Kmart, all Community Bank locations, Waffle House and Dollar General.
Checks may be mailed to Christmas for Kids, 100 Gunsmoke Drive, Austin, AR, 72007 or they may be brought to the toy collection warehouse, 319 G.P. Murrell Drive in Cabot, the Cabot Schools warehouse in the industrial park off Hwy. 367 on the way to Austin. For more information, call one of the volunteers on the committee: Bill Holden at 743-3560; Randy Holden at 743-6171; Shelley Montoya at 605-3403 or Rita Stewart at 743-3560.
Sherwood church invites public to hear cantata
Sherwood First Church of the Nazarene on Hwy. 107, will hold its Christmas cantata Noel - Jesus is Born Sunday during its evening service beginning at 5 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.


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The heading of Dominic White's "Telstra yes vote a no-brainer" (October 5) is very appropriate, because anybody who bought
In a way, many shareholders may even wish the pugnacious former chief executive
At the end of White's article, he writes: "Few politicians ever lost votes by giving Telstra a good kicking."
I wonder if any politicians bought any of the three issues, which are all well under water, yet the government managed to dupe the mums and dads to part with their cash to buy into Telstra.
The only people really benefiting from Telstra are its top executives, who are paid huge salaries.
Telstra seems to be a very wasteful and inefficient company, judging from its paper work that I have collected since taking up BigPond. It is simply amazing, yet they are supposed to be an electronic company.
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Easter by George Herbert
RISE heart ; thy Lord is risen. Sing his praise
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Who takes thee by the hand, that thou likewise
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The third leg of the Legacy 7's series moves to Duffus Park this weekend with the Howe of Fife Tournament. The Perthshire squad will hope to find the form of the first two weekends after a disappointing set of results last weekend at Boroughmuir with losses to both Howe and Cartha and with no points gained the team now slip to fifth in the series rankings.
The following players have been selected to play this Saturday and all players are asked to meet at Bells car park at 11:15am for the trip to Cupar.
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Richard Stallman: Cell Phones Are "Stalin's Dream"
"I don't have a cell phone. I won't carry a cell phone ... It's Stalin's dream. Cell phones are tools of Big Brother. I'm not going to carry a tracking device that records where I go all the time, and I'm not going to carry a surveillance device that can be turned on to eavesdrop." -- If you've been playing at home, add cell phones to the list of things that master hacker, GNU creator, and web freedom advocate Richard Stallman has a problem with. Speaking with NetworkWorld, Stallman called cell phones a tool for totalitarians. (NetworkWorld via Slashdot)Read More