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Create audio playlists

With WordPress 3.9 you can create audio playlists, this is a great improvement since it eliminates the efforts we had to make to create audio playlists earlier.

Create video playlists

Just like audios you can create playlists for videos too, again this is as easy as

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In his new book, Baby Bust, Stewart Friedman reveals some surprising changes in the way men and women view parenthood.

In October 1987, I became a father. My mind flooded with questions, especially this one: What am I going to do to make the world a safe one for my baby to grow up in? Obsessed with this question, I brought a version of it to the Wharton MBA students I was teaching about organizational behavior. I asked them: What responsibility do you have as future business leaders to nurture not just the next generation of employee talent, but the next generation of people in our society? And if you choose to become parents, how will you manage to do so in a way that works for you, your family, your business, and your community?