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Una infografía con 7 claves para llegar a la cima del marketing de contenido. Vía
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7 claves para llegar a la cima del marketing de contenido
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Una infografía sobre los 6 sombreros para pensar. Vía
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6 sombreros para pensar
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7 sitios buenos de fotografías libres
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Una infografía que plantea si ¿Se ha detenido la caída del mercado PC?
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“I work at a camera store, every day we get deliveries from all over and more often than not things are way over done on the shipping side, like getting a single lens cap in a box big enough for a microwave, etc,” writes the Redditor who posted this video. Yes, we certainly know how that goes. “But today DHL truly outdid themselves when they sent us a single charger for one of the small point and shoot cameras, in a huge box, on the middle of a pallet, with a sticker on it expressly forbidding people from taking the box off the pallet.”
Following instructions, no one took the box off the pallet. This is what that unboxing looked like:
This wasn’t DHL’s fault, though. The comical over-packaging is a standard practice when shipping orders internationally, though usually they’re removed from the pallet before reaching the customer. Usually.
How is DHL still in business? [Reddit]
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Cómo combatir el estrés
The part where they ask folks to stop crapping on trains is drawing headlines, but the more serious issue is that some graffiti artists left their cans on the tracks, and authorities are worried that metal cans or other debris could cause a derailment. Cut it out, the police warned on their Facebook page. “I was told by a P&W [Providence & Worcester Railroad] engineer today that this type of activity could derail or damage the train,” explained a department representative. “At times the trains passing through carry hazardous materials, and if the train gets derailed it could cause a HUGE problem.” Even if the risk isn’t all that high, it’s still not cool to leave anything on railroad tracks.
The department has even harsher words for the poopers, though, warning that anyone caught in the act will be charged with everything that the police possibly can–perhaps indecent exposure, or being super gross in public.
Take this as a warning, if you are caught on the rail road tracks you will be arrested for trespassing, if you are caught “tagging” ANY property you will be arrested, if we catch you with your pants down [defecating] on the train you will be charged with everything we can find that fits the elements to the crime.
Got it? Pooping on freight trains is a ridiculous crime, and not a victimless one.
Uxbridge Police Department [Facebook] (via CBS Boston)
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