# 10: The amazingly fantastic food and impressive digs.
# 9: “Micro Efficienciesâ€.
# 8: A company that truly cares.
# 7: Brain expansion opportunities.
# 6: The sheer amount of brilliant Google employees.
# 5: Empowerment (The big small company).
# 4: The scale of your impact.
# 3: Doing Good: Green & .org
# 2: It’s a happening place. The energy, the vibe, the passion.
# 1: The brand.
TV Talk
So what’s the latest with you favorite TV show after the writers’ strike?
TVGuide.com has a nice little write-up.
Here are a few notables:
24
Season 7 postponed until January ’09.
30 Rock
Expected to shoot 5 new episodes to begin airing on April 10.
Chuck
No new episodes until fall.
CSI
Expected to shoot 6 new episodes to begin airing on April 3.
Desperate Housewives
Expected to shoot 7 new episodes to air in April/May.
Friday Night Lights
No new episodes expected for this season. Future TBD.
Heroes
No new episodes expected until fall.
Pushing Daisies
No new episodes until fall.
BON YouTube Thoughts
For a little over a year I’ve uploaded a total of 23 videos to YouTube. Today I thought I would take a look at my Most Viewed page and examine the numbers a bit. I know there are others of you out there that have YouTube pages and your numbers blow me out of the water (Barry has a video he uploaded four months ago with over 131,000 views), but I just wanted to check my numbers out.
The most watched video I’ve uploaded is the U2 Praise and Worship: 40 Streets Prayer Breakfast video.
It was uploaded exactly one year ago today, and has been viewed 80,761 times as of this post. When you do the math, you find out it has been viewed a little more than 221 times a day. Amazing. It’s also interesting to read the comments which range from all over the spectrum. I think there are several hundred comments total.
My second highest viewed YouTube video is the WifeGeeding Removes Her Glass Eye video with 28,022 views and a total of about five comments.Â
My third highest viewed YouTube video is the one where Ted Haggard asks his congregation about their sex life [Link]. It’s been viewed over 22,160 times, and it of course has all sorts of crazy comments.
Stanford drops tuition for some students
In a radical change to its financial aid program, Stanford University will announce today that it will no longer charge tuition to students whose families earn less than $100,000 a year.In addition, the university will waive room and board fees for students whose families earn less than $60,000 a year.