1. My blog just turned 1!

    My blog just turned 1!

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  2. know how you see a movie and wished you hadn’t?
the new karate kid is that kind of movie. slow, boring, and the fight sequences are dull. like the cameraman didn’t know shit.
needlessly convoluted plot with none of the original elements …no wonder this one bombed.
avoid.

    know how you see a movie and wished you hadn’t?

    the new karate kid is that kind of movie. slow, boring, and the fight sequences are dull. like the cameraman didn’t know shit.

    needlessly convoluted plot with none of the original elements …no wonder this one bombed.

    avoid.

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  3. Men Who Stare at Goats - a weird but okay movie. nothing you gonna miss, though.
but if you really wanna see a good movie about remote viewing, watch Suspect Zero.
(that was also the first time i heard of this town Truth & Consequences, NM.)

    Men Who Stare at Goats - a weird but okay movie. nothing you gonna miss, though.

    but if you really wanna see a good movie about remote viewing, watch Suspect Zero.

    (that was also the first time i heard of this town Truth & Consequences, NM.)

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  4. curvedwhite:

Kit Kat ad designed by JWT, Brussels

everyone with a vuvuzela horn please take a mandatory break!

    curvedwhite:

    Kit Kat ad designed by JWT, Brussels

    everyone with a vuvuzela horn please take a mandatory break!

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  5. It’s HOT!

    now that the long weekend is over, Tuesday is the new Monday.

    couldn’t wait to get to work, though. just so hot outside, and the air conditioning @ work is just so much better than the stupid, noisy window unit in my room.

    i might just stay here till late…

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  7. How Google Works

    How Google Works

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  8. A Silicon Valley company sells equipment used to manufacture photo-active films. They ship close to 10 times more machines to China than to manufacturers in the U.S.
The U.S. lost its lead in batteries 30 years ago when it stopped making consumer electronics devices.

    A Silicon Valley company sells equipment used to manufacture photo-active films. They ship close to 10 times more machines to China than to manufacturers in the U.S.

    The U.S. lost its lead in batteries 30 years ago when it stopped making consumer electronics devices.

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  9. An estimate of the employment cost-effectiveness of a company: first, take the initial investment plus the investment during a company’s IPO. Then divide that by the number of employees working in that company 10 years later.
For Intel this worked out to be about $650 per job—$3,600 adjusted for inflation. National Semiconductor, was even more efficient at $2,000 per job.

    An estimate of the employment cost-effectiveness of a company: first, take the initial investment plus the investment during a company’s IPO. Then divide that by the number of employees working in that company 10 years later.

    For Intel this worked out to be about $650 per job—$3,600 adjusted for inflation. National Semiconductor, was even more efficient at $2,000 per job.

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