1. 第48届美国乡村音乐学院奖获奖名单：

2. 该书反映了部分群体越来越担忧自动化可能对就业——从制造业到专业服务领域的就业——产生的负面影响。该书英国版的副标题警告了“大规模失业的威胁”，美国版的副标题则预言了“一个失业的未来”。

3. You're networking – yes! But you're networking so thoroughly within your industry that word gets back to your boss. "The world is small," says Andrea Kay, career consultant and author of "This Is How To Get Your Next Job," so this kind of thing does happen. When sharing your résumé and other job-search materials with new and old professional contacts, explicitly state that your hunt is confidential, Foss says。

4. A host of examples of the demagogic route to power exists, in both past and present.

5. 该项调研还显示，会计与金融专业的毕业生也将走俏。那些已在为明年夏天毕业后的生路做打算的学生们需要谨记：上述调研中，有52%的受访雇主表示，他们更愿意雇佣有实习经验的毕业生。

6. 纸筒插秧机可以让一名使用者在几分钟内在85英尺（约合26米）长的一块田地里种植264棵幼苗。这在以前通常耗时数小时，如今只需几分钟。使用者在种植农作物上花费的时间更少，可以节省出更多的时间做其他的事，比如农田改进、市场销售、或者干脆休息休息。

应用

1. 同时，调查数据还显示，榜单上前100名的学校，毕业生平均月薪较去年上涨了1818元，涨幅达到22.8%。

2. SplashData的首席执行官摩根·斯兰说：“当你看到‘最差劲密码’榜单上出现‘adobe123’或者‘photoshop’，你就该意识到，在你正在使用的网站或应用上，不该用它本身的名字作为密码。”

3. 康乃尔大学商学院院长兼该报告的合著者苏米特拉·达塔表示：“在提高创新素质上面投资是 缩小创新鸿沟的关键。”

4. 很多人会这么想：“只要我努力工作，我总会被人注意到的。” 但是这通常不对。如果你想升职，那么当一些责任分到你头上，让你大施拳脚，你一定要让你的上级，你上级的上级知道你到底为公司贡献了什么。

5. Security questions risks

6. 2. Tell all your friends not to give birth or wed or die or whatever during the World Cup coz we won’t go.

旧版特色

1. New Year comes but once a year. But when it comes it brings good cheer.新年一年只有一次，但每次来临都带来喜悦。

2. BETTER CALL SAUL (AMC, Feb. 8) Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould’s “Breaking Bad” spinoff is probably the most anticipated new series of the winter. Starring Bob Odenkirk as the crooked lawyer Saul Goodman, the show is set before the action of “Breaking Bad,” so any appearances by Bryan Cranston or Aaron Paul would be cameos at best. But the audience favorite Jonathan Banks reprises his role as the phlegmatic enforcer Mike Ehrmantraut.

3. Native social media ads -- the ones that appear right in your Twitter and Facebook streams -- exploded in 2013. Love 'em or hate 'em, they're only getting bigger in 2014. This year, expect some significant, if slightly creepy, advances in location-specific targeting. Twitter, for instance, just unveiled a feature enabling paid Tweets to be targeted by zip code. You walk into a neighborhood, for instance, and suddenly Promoted Tweets for the local watering hole, dry cleaner, and McDonald's (MCD) pop up in your Twitter stream. This kind of "geo-fencing," which Facebook has had since 2011, enables businesses to court nearby customers who might actually want to get ads offering special deals, in-store specials, etc. The upside: more relevant ads and promos you can actually use. The downside: more ads.