For generations, chopsticks have been an integral part of Chinese culinary culture. Born into such a community, I was taught to use this cuisine tool in childhood. Even now, my father’s pedagogy of utilizing chopsticks still deeply embeds in my memory. My community of chopsticks built the time-honored history and treasured tradition of China and Eastern Asia.
Everything changed after...
As Opening Day came and went this week and the newest implementations of MLB’s effort to decrease game lengths were introduced, it made me start thinking about what has changed both within the sport and in society in general over the past few decades. Since 1980, MLB games have increased in average length from 2 hours and 33 minutes to just over 3 hours.
As a result, MLB Commissioner...
Merging art and technology is on the rise – there’s something intriguing about two worlds coming together that at first glance seem very different. SFMOMA is one of the most recent parties to take the plunge into the world of art and technology with their texting service called “ Send Me SFMOMA...
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For advertisers, ideally, advertising is supposed to shout at audience and grab their attention in the best way in order to make people to make a good association with the product/service on offer. However, most of us, as consumers, would admit that advertising if often times annoying. Just think about your own Internet experience—pop-ups interrupt the browsing experience...
Recently, I read an article on Wechat about how social media influenced our life. People are reported feeling lonelier with more time spending with social media. In this article, it explains the reasons behind it and how to avoid feeling lonely. I learn a lot from it and want to share these inspiring messages with everyone who are feeling lonelier with social media.
On a TED Talk,...
Since its inception in 2006, the World Baseball Classic has grown in following and relevance, culminating in a 2017 championship game between the United States and Puerto Rico, attended by over 50,000 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
This...
"Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products" i s a book written by Nir Eyal. It talks about the Hook model and how it works to help people build a habit-forming product. This is an easy-reading book that delivers every point...
Marketers are gravitating towards a more humanistic approach to reputation management and customer service thanks to findings from New York Times best-selling author Jay Baer’s recent book "Hug Your Haters." The book primarily speaks to the community manager, a...