January 17th, 2012
In the January 9th issue of Time magazine, writer Jeff Wise explores what we fear. To quote:
“Another year, another 365 days-wait 366-in which things could go terribly terribly wrong. but how? Identifying the most pressing threats turns out to be unexpectedly difficult. Psychologists say we innately misjudge risk, often becoming instinctively fixated on perceived threats that aren’t really hazardous while overlooking real dangers because they don’t set off our subconscious alarm bell.”
He categorizes four areas: What we fear, What we don’t fear, Not Dangerous and Dangerous.
What we fear/not dangerous: flying, insects and asteroids, cell-phone radiation and gluten.
What we fear/dangerous: cancer, lightening and smoking, viruses and sharks.
What we don’t fear/dangerous: raw milk, nuclear war, global warming, obesity and heart disease.
What we don’t fear/not dangerous: Teddy Bears, Money, Hugs and Librarians.
How refreshing to know

Welcome to the Library!
January 16th, 2012
We are so excited to announce the launch of our Feedback Feature. This feature is now available in all of our courses that are available to our library customers. The Feedback Feature is available as a tab on each slide of each course on the left hand side.
We really value all the feedback we get from our customers. We have created a feature that allows anyone who is using Mango to submit feedback, ask questions, or report any issues directly from the course. You can now submit any feedback without interrupting your studying! This features allows us to streamline all the awesome feedback in a timely manner and to make sure your questions are answered and your suggestions are tracked and recorded.
We hope you enjoy this new feature as much as we do. We look forward to hearing from you!
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January 16th, 2012
Mango Languages
We get this question a lot: what is the hardest language for English-speakers to learn? Here’s a cool infographic that address that very question. What do you think? http://www.cracktwo.com/2011/04/what-are-hardest-languages-to-learn.html

Have you tried it yet? go to: http://gowyld.net/list.cfm?AlphaName=M