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Warning: the journey we’re about to embark on is long and fraught with misogyny. Pack light, stay positive, and beware: here be men who believe “misandry” is a thing.

Earlier this week we reported on Marissa Mayer making the final list for Time’s Person of the Year (Obama got it, but she made our “50 Women Of The Year” list!). Well, according to Glassdoor.com, a site where employees can review their employers and their bosses, it is a good thing Marissa’s employees at Yahoo! weren’t voting.

It has been an amazing year for Marissa Mayer and TIME Magazine knew it. In one week alone she made history, created controversy and challenged cultural norms. If that doesn’t make her qualified to be ‘TIME’s Person of the Year’, I don’t know what does.

In all the election hubbub, it was easy to the miss the debut of a new show on Bravo, “Start-Ups: Silicon Valley.” We didn’t miss it, unfortunately, though we kind of wish we had.

We recently had the opportunity to speak with the smart and fascinating founder of Panorama Software, Rony Ross, who talked about taking her business from an Israeli-based consulting firm to a global product that was eventually acquired by Microsoft — all by herself.

Cell phones and tablets make it easier to work from just about anywhere, but you have to admit it’s a little tough to type while keeping a cell phone the size of a deck of cards sandwiched between your shoulder and your ear. Enter the Native Union Pop Phone Retro Handset, which is compatible with iPhone, iPad and Android technology and will bring your Google Talk/Skype game to the next level. Here’s how to win.

Exactly a week ago, my day was made once I learned of the new “Hey Girl, It’s Paul Ryan” Tumblr page, which exploded on the Internet and sparked a light-hearted dialogue about the Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan’s similarities to “The Notebook” actor Ryan Gosling. But days after the politician himself responded in a tickled manner to the site, the three ladies behind the venture decided to close up shop…and shatter the worlds of Ryan fangirls everyone.

Do you remember erasing your Myspace page soon after starting college, wiping from Internet history your emo high school status updates (what were they even called?!) and deleting comments (the “Facebook wall/timeline” for Myspace) from your pals?

Well, 40-year-old Matt Romney has yet to follow your lead or hop on the crowded bandwagon.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve laughed at your mom’s immense confusion over Facebook, but she may actually be more tech savvy than you are, you young and hip individual.