*An interview with the chef who catered President's Obama's inaugural luncheon [Obama Foodarama]
*Google explains how it handles police requests for users' data [NPR]
*Jumping on the latest maternity party trend, Sprinkles introduced gender-reveal cupcakes via Twitter this week
*Sitting is the Smoking of Our Generation [Harvard Business Review]
*The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey is available for $1.99 on Kindle (normally $11.95) for the month of February.
Noteworthy from The Splendid Collective:
*I'll be speaking in Savannah, GA this Tuesday, February 5th on generational mindset. You can sign up at the door.
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Full Time Bridal Consultant at Gabriella New York (New York, NY)
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Event Planner Assistant and Office Assistant at Pearl Ambiance Events (Tampa, FL)
"Big Day" Wedding Coordinator at Pink Cloud 9 (Los Angeles, CA)
Editorial Intern at Spitfiregirl (San Francisco, CA)
Graphic Design Intern at Spitfiregirl (San Francisco, CA)
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