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Bruce Lee - The "Lost" Interview (The Pierre Berton Show - 9 December 1971)
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The blank page starts with unlimited potential. But each word you add reduces its possibilities....
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How can a buy-side investor working with CBRE expect to see the best deals?
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A nice look at strategic online marketing for small businesses.
On linking:
[People] create links because it creates value for them, not value for you — it increases their social status, it flatters their view of the world, it solves their problems.
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"Today is the Day" - Apollo Sunshine, Live from The Paradise ~ Boston
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Rational scale to assess the harm of drugs (mean physical harm and mean dependence) - Wikipedia
How much is your addiction harming you?
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Every human being is the author of his own health or disease. ~Buddha
The only way to keep your health is to eat what you don't want, drink what you don't like, and do what you'd rather not. ~Mark Twain
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Now the problem with that is that there is nothing more kryptonitic to a personâs Fighting Spirit, and to winning, than comfort. Nobody ever got anything done by being comfortable. If you are not...
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Y Combinator and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati are happy to announce the Series AA Equity Financing Documents. Their goal is to make angel funding rounds for startups easier for both sides. These...
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The trick is to identify which activities are truly important to you, and proactively shape your schedule around them. Then the activities that are not truly fulfilling just fall away. Admittedly,...
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"Impetuous boy! Ah well, who wants to live forever? DIVE!!!"
- Vultan (Flash Gordon, 1980)
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Best Macro Analysis of Google-China Dispute
Duncan Clark, an analyst at the Beijing hi-tech consultancy BDA, says he sees a "mismatch" in perception between the Chinese authorities and the foreign firms doing business here.
"People here think no-one can do without China, and I think now some companies are thinking no-one can deal with China," he told the French news agency AFP.
"There is a feeling that China is emboldened and that they don't need to have the same sort of dialogue [as before]," he said.
Google's senior US executives are well aware of the Chinese preference for gradual change, and also of the authorities' likely resistance on a matter of such ideological importance to them as control of the internet, an arena described by a senior public security official just a few weeks ago as a "battlefield". Some analysts see Google's announcement as a gambit for what will be extremely tough negotiations with the Chinese, rather than an ultimatum. But others suggest that the more Google bent towards the demands of the Chinese government, the more harm was done to its reputation overseas, and at some point it had to make a stand.
Source: Chinese surprise at Google pull-out threat
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True victory has no shortcuts, true victory is the fruit of one's effort.
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Your decision-making behavior is greatly influenced by the unconscious brain. According to Weinschenk, the best website is designed to talk to all three brains, both the conscious and unconscious....
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