Hi, I’m Shay Dalton and this is my personal Tumblog. I live in Dublin, Ireland. My work is at Lincoln Search & Selection. This blog is a random collection and I try to post something most days. Thanks for visiting.
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Jungle: Artist of the week.
Smooth Disco Funk - worth a listen
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Best made plans
Its hard to believe Chris Froome is out of the Tour de France, that Brazil got beaten 7-1 and Spain exited the World Cup so soon. I'm in Spain at the moment and you wouldn't know there is a World Cup on apart from it being shown on TV. ��Compared to the euphoria 4 years ago there is zero atmosphere.
All of the above teams / competitors went into their competitions thinking they had a strong chance of success and planned meticulously.
But the best made plans come crashing down.
It stuck me that this happens for all of us and the test is really about how we bounce back.
Interesting to see how Froome reacts.
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Track of the week :You never can tell: Always brings a smile to my face
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Artist: Bodhi vs George The Poet Title: My City Label:
good track - hadn't come across him before.
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Good interview with Chris Froome with Paul Kimmage ahead of Tour de France
http://www.independent.ie/sport/other-sports/cycling/cyclist-chris-froome-is-right-in-the-eye-of-the-storm-30391816.html
http://m.independent.ie/sport/other-sports/paul-kimmage-chris-froome-in-the-eye-of-the-storm-part-2-30394950.html
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Why Optimism is Necessary in Business
Six Stanford GSB faculty, alumni, and guests share their thoughts on maintaining a positive outlook at work and in life:
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Cover of the Week
Great Stones cover. Cat Power always puts her own unique touch to covers.
She never uses the lines can't get no satisfaction from the original and makes it a completely different track..
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De Niro & His Father
Great article is FT this weekend gone about Robert De Niro and his Father who was an artist - hadn't heard that before ( His mother was an artist too)
interesting read
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/c7335faa-fcbe-11e3-81f5-00144feab7de.html#slide0
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Ronan O'Gara came to give a talk to clients of our firm this morning - great event !
An early morning insight into the sporting career, highs and lows of arguably one of our greatest ever rugby players - Ronan O' Gara. Ronan provided us with his insights on leadership, performance, team building, coaching and mentoring, as well as many laughs.
https://storify.com/lincolnirl/lincoln-quarterly-breakfast-seminar-with-guest-ron
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As a Vegetarian this sounds like an interesting concept (not sure what they would taste like - food is hard to replicate not matter what)
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Giro comes to Dublin
Thousands of people braved the elements as the second biggest racing event in the world came to town.
Some 300,000 fans have viewed the race here and across the border over the past three days.
Tens of thousands of fans lined the Giro d’Italia route for the cross border stage of the race which ended in Dublin’s Merrion Square.
Great day !
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Liverpool's Title Bid over but Rodgers
Has Given Fans so Much to Look Forward to....
Here's to next season
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Cover of the week
I was never taken by the Stereophonics but strangely I like their covers
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The ultimate problem for Apple, Beats and any other media distributor is that people want to experience art for themselves. These marketers speak in terms of data, simplification, and “music discovery,” an asinine formalization of “turning on the radio.” It’s not about discovery, the “user experience,” or their “trust” in your brand: it’s about finding a way we can arrive at music, on our own terms, free of the hype, advertisements, PR chicanery, and editorial bias you’re offering. We’re not paying you to tell us what to like: we’re paying you to provide us an easy platform through which to navigate music. Shut up, and take our money.
Chris Ott (via newspeedwayboogie)
Yes, this.
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So true
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Good article reviewing (another) new Dylan book …
Kinney’s book reveals that Dylan himself is actually a red herring; what Dylanologists are actually after is a meaning in their own lives.
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