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Back to the Farm Smoke Ring Phone Calls Mortgage Points Extreme Callers Japan Shuts Down Its Education Assembly Line My Favorite Bookmarks – Kathleen Flinn Advertisers in Issue 7 Clean Up Your PC!Women on the Verge of a Power Breakthrough Tax Code Top Drawers Have You Ever Dialed a Customer from Your Lab? You Will.Organization, Man!What Kind of Dad Are You?NetWork 7 The Only Thing That Matters The Spy Quiz John Doerr’s Startup Manual Insurance Policies When Your Presentation Crashes … Who You Gonna Call?Cigar, Unwrapped Now That We Have Your Complete Attention …Smoker’s Delight Director of Intelligence Quain’s Top 10 For Dad’s Eyes Only Net Worth Two Billion Reasons Cisco’s Sold on the Net PDAs Chief Growth Officer Log On, Tune Up Light Me Up Making Flextime Work I Feel a Song Coming On What’s Online at Cisco Dirty Business, Bright Ideas If a Consultant Flaps His Lips in Yokohama …No Work, No Life, No Kidding!Rosenbluth Rodeo What’s the Best PIM?Farm Team Spirit Captain Single Malt, One Smoke Power Reading Hot Company, Hard Choices Financial Aid Annual Report My Favorite Bookmarks – Harold Kester Future Farmers of America Unit of One Anniversary Handbook The Meeting I Never Miss

Impact

Manhattan’s famous digital clock is now counting down to climate disaster

Shifting to plant-based plastic is a start—but it can’t be the only solution to plastic waste

The insidious ways building private prisons creates more prisoners

News

How to watch the 2020 Emmy Awards on ABC live without cable

16 years later, we failed to take Oprah’s “You get a car!” moment to heart

RIP RBG: Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87

Co.Design

This library looks like a giant game of Scrabble

Returns are bad for the environment. Pottery Barn wants to do something about it

The world’s most unconventional use of business cards

Work Life

This one counterintuitive practice could help you get more done

The YA novel ‘K-Pop Confidential’ infiltrates the idol factory behind the global phenomenon

This one unconscious reaction may be holding women back at work