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Keeping a Green Lawn & Saving Some Green
Virtually no maintenance and no worries about running out of gasoline are two of the benefits of an electric lawnmower. In this video, Emily Sword, Senior Marketing Communications Manager for Cub Cadet, discusses the benefits of Cub Cadet’s ZERO. Cub Cadet calls it ZERO, because, as Jeff Salamon, Cub Cadet’s director of marketing said it…
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Bluetooth Toothbrush Helping to Prevent Yellow Tooth
Two to three minutes is how long dentists suggest we brush our teeth. A new toothbrush, that made its debut at International CES 2014, provides a way for people (or their parents) to record how long they brush their teeth. Additionally, this toothbrush measures the quality of our brushing. An app on a smart phone or tablet…
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Thankful for the Last 20 Years
One of the new traditions that I am thankful for is being able to work with the folks at the American Cable Association. For the past couple of years ViodiTV has covered their Annual Summit, which brings together small broadband operators, suppliers and regulatory and legislative officials. At their 20th Anniversary Summit, Matt Polka expresses…
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Professor John L. Hennessy Introduction by Alan Weissberger – Part 1
Alan Weissberger interviews fellow State University of New York at Stony Brook alum John L. Hennessy, PhD. Weissberger introduces the Stanford president in this first of multiple segments from their hour and a half conversation they had at the March 2nd Northern California Stony Brook Alumi-sponsored luncheon in Palo Alto, CA.
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The Mayor of Stanford – Part 2
John L. Hennessy, president of Stanford, compares his role to that of a mayor of a city. He provides insight into the small and big picture tasks that a president must grasp in order to run a successful university.
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Hennessy as SBU Grad Student, MIPs co-founder, Return to Stanford & the Frog in Boiling Water…Part 3
Prof. Hennessy shares his Stony Brook grad school experiences and explains why he returned to Stanford after co-founding MIPs in 1984. He never dreamed of being an academic administrator and claims he’s the proverbial frog cooking in boiling water who survived and unexpectedly became President of Stanford. [Descriptions by Alan Weissberger, video by Ken Pyle]
