6 Google Glass Contest Winners Pay $1500 to Try the Wearable Computer
Six lucky winners selected to try Google Glass have agreed to pay the Menlo Park, California-based company $1500 to get their hands on the wearable computer.
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The Business of Reality TV: Mona Scott-Young Talks Entertainment Savvy and Brand Transition
Since her resurgence in 2010 with VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop," Mona Scott-Young has reinvented herself as the queen of reality TV hits.
Auto Industry Tune Up Means Rebound For Black Auto Industry Professionals
After surviving near-death experiences just four short years ago–GM and Chrysler emerged from government-managed bankruptcies–domestic automakers have come roaring back says these black auto industry executives.
Journey to a Book Adventure
Because Parr didn’t have an itinerary for his travel, he promised to stay in touch regularly by texting and blogging. His tales interested family and friends, especially his 9-year-old cousin Destiny. Inspired by Destiny’s interest in his travels; their shared love of science; and the dearth of fun, smart books for young girls, Parr created the character and book series Sage Carrington: Eighth Grade Science Sleuth. The series features a young girl and two best friends who solve science mysteries while enjoying a wide range of cultural experiences.
