Although some people may have a cynical attitude about it, finding that one special person for you isn't too difficult. If one looks hard enough, a matching lid can be found for every cracked pot.
The Cynical Clicker from PAOLO PALAZZO on Vimeo.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Love At Any Price
What happens when love becomes each time more materialistic and, let's admit it, expensive?
Daily we become subjects to advertising describing love as something which can easily be bought, consumed and disposed. We learn that happiness is around the corner, but that is has its price.
Sound too cynical for you? This film just might be the antidote!
[Sorry, talented author made his video private] But, it can be watched at this link on Vimeo.
Love At Any Price (Kärlek Till Varje Pris) from Waway Film on Vimeo.
Daily we become subjects to advertising describing love as something which can easily be bought, consumed and disposed. We learn that happiness is around the corner, but that is has its price.
Sound too cynical for you? This film just might be the antidote!
[Sorry, talented author made his video private] But, it can be watched at this link on Vimeo.
Love At Any Price (Kärlek Till Varje Pris) from Waway Film on Vimeo.
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Brown Bag Reviews | What's In Your Bag?
I stopped by Jerry Fahrni's place today and read one his posts encouraging pharmacists to embrace their changing roles from medication dispensers to medication baby-sitters.
I think Jerry knows that, whether pharmacists like it or not, they have no control over where the future of pharmacy is headed. He knows that if they want to continue to be pharmacists, they'd better learn how to roll with the changes or perish.
I like Jerry. He's a good human being, the kind of pharmacist who thinks about others instead of just caring about himself. He knows that while changes in the practice of pharmacy probably won't affect him personally because he's (like me) on the downward side of the bell-shaped career curve, he still cares enough to provide advice to newer pharmacists so they can make better career choices.
But Jerry's supportive advice doesn't always fall on deaf ears.
There are some younger super hero pharmacists, like Andre J., one of the Green Lantern's pharmacy apprentices, who've taken it upon themselves to justify their professional worth to the non-pharmacist decision-makers and embrace MTM services with such a passion that they walk the streets providing free brown bag reviews, and educating the public on safe sex practices.
WhatsInYourBag?! - Superhero Dre from The Frei Group on Vimeo.
I think Jerry knows that, whether pharmacists like it or not, they have no control over where the future of pharmacy is headed. He knows that if they want to continue to be pharmacists, they'd better learn how to roll with the changes or perish.
I like Jerry. He's a good human being, the kind of pharmacist who thinks about others instead of just caring about himself. He knows that while changes in the practice of pharmacy probably won't affect him personally because he's (like me) on the downward side of the bell-shaped career curve, he still cares enough to provide advice to newer pharmacists so they can make better career choices.
But Jerry's supportive advice doesn't always fall on deaf ears.
There are some younger super hero pharmacists, like Andre J., one of the Green Lantern's pharmacy apprentices, who've taken it upon themselves to justify their professional worth to the non-pharmacist decision-makers and embrace MTM services with such a passion that they walk the streets providing free brown bag reviews, and educating the public on safe sex practices.
WhatsInYourBag?! - Superhero Dre from The Frei Group on Vimeo.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Interviewing Super Gono
In this much sought-after interview, our archenemy, Super Gono, discusses and describes the simple, but successful strategies that have led to his recent popularity all across Europe, and have given him the sinister super powers that he's been dreaming about for years.
INPES "Gono" from H.K. McCANN on Vimeo.
INPES "Gono" from H.K. McCANN on Vimeo.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Welcome To Life
Welcome to the future of corporate-sponsored healthcare in afterlife. Please select a plan.
Source: Tom Scott | Hat tip: eBaum's World
Source: Tom Scott | Hat tip: eBaum's World
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Happy Father's Day
Happy Father's Day, even for those dysfunctional old-school dads who probably mean well.
The Terms from Jason LaMotte on Vimeo.
The Terms from Jason LaMotte on Vimeo.
Friday, June 15, 2012
The Selfish Gene
Have you ever wondered why pharmacists have allowed themselves to become so fragmented or why the profession hasn't united to form just one specific organization that represents all pharmacists as a whole, and one in which all pharmacists belonged? It seems to be an impossible task.
What makes us behave so foolishly? I wonder if perhaps it's because we haven't embraced the "gene-centred view of professional evolution"? Watch this Richard Dawkins documentary which discusses selfishness and cooperativeness to see what I mean.
Dawkins coined the term "selfish gene" as a way of expressing the gene-centred view of evolution as opposed to the views focused on the organism and the group. From the gene-centred view follows that the more two individuals are genetically related, the more sense (at the level of the genes) it makes for them to behave selflessly with each other.
Therefore the "selfish gene" concept is especially good at explaining many forms of social altruism, regardless of a common misuse of the term along the lines of a selfishness gene.
What makes us behave so foolishly? I wonder if perhaps it's because we haven't embraced the "gene-centred view of professional evolution"? Watch this Richard Dawkins documentary which discusses selfishness and cooperativeness to see what I mean.
Dawkins coined the term "selfish gene" as a way of expressing the gene-centred view of evolution as opposed to the views focused on the organism and the group. From the gene-centred view follows that the more two individuals are genetically related, the more sense (at the level of the genes) it makes for them to behave selflessly with each other.
Therefore the "selfish gene" concept is especially good at explaining many forms of social altruism, regardless of a common misuse of the term along the lines of a selfishness gene.
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