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by cjf4 12y ago
I agree, I think a lot there are a lot of really interesting places in the US that are interesting because of their own character, and not the potential to become the "next" SV or Brooklyn or whatever. I'd like to see more di
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by cjf4 12y ago
Small companies don't need "Officers."
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by cjf4 12y ago
If fitness culture has "broscience", than this is its "highbrowscience" counterpart.
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by cjf4 12y ago
Datatau's still going strong.
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by cjf4 12y ago
The WNY presence has been strong for 30 or 40 years (I think Michigan as well, not positive), that paragraph basically just says they failed to establish a beachhead in New England, which is DnD country, through and through.
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by cjf4 12y ago
"It's attempts to expand into the US have generally not succeeded." Looks like someone's never been to Western NY.
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The Front Lines of Ferguson(grantland.com)
25 points by cjf4 12y ago|19 comments
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Louis CK in Google Groups: Are you a healthy comedian? (2005)(groups.google.com)
3 points by cjf4 12y ago|0 comments
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by cjf4 12y ago
This did a good job of highlighting the benefits of a traditional city and an awful job of recognizing why American cities and suburbia are the way they are, which is space. What's the stereotypical American Dream: a house, a yard, a f
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by cjf4 12y ago
Norm MacDonald Live.
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by cjf4 12y ago
Agree completely, this current trend of slapping "love" and "beautiful" on every start up product is watering down the word a little bit. I love my family, not paying rent.
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by cjf4 12y ago
At a certain point don't you have to trust people to be adults? If someone's being a "subtle" racist, they're just being racist, and you can deal accordingly (likewise for the rest of the "subtlisms"). Bey
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by cjf4 12y ago
I remember hearing Jordan Palmer (Carson Palmer's little brother) talk about this on Hard Knocks a few years ago.
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by cjf4 12y ago
Limited human interaction? Team sports primarily consists of human interaction. You practice with your team, have meetings with the coaching staff, film sessions, team meals, travel together, team training sessions, and that's before y
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by cjf4 12y ago
NFL players are rarely traded.
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by cjf4 12y ago
Aaron Levie would seem to be an expert on how to create massive valuations from relatively tiny revenues.
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by cjf4 12y ago
Beyond the value that you get from whatever sales from cold calling, it's a character building experience. It sucks, it's a grind, but you're definitely a more resilient person after dogging through 200 phone calls where no o
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by cjf4 12y ago
All small businesses need to focus on sales. Sales gets you cash, sales lets you talk to your customer, sales is king.
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by cjf4 12y ago
Hi Claudia, thanks for putting this together, I've already found it very useful. I didn't see any linear algebra anywhere here, and from my (probably naïve) understanding of data science, it seems to be core to a lot of the main i
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by cjf4 12y ago
GOMAD is also specifically designed for teenagers with no fat or muscle that don't know how to consume 3000 + calories/day (and I believe Rip usually wants them in the 4-5000 range). What I'm saying is that this is an ineffic
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by cjf4 12y ago
Unless your rail thin and a teenager, I'd avoid Rip's diet advice. It will undoubtedly get you fat. Lyle McDonald's bodyrecomposition.com is, as far as I'm concerned, the best nutrition resource on the internet. Lyle doe
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by cjf4 12y ago
Kind of surprising that this article didn't use the word "periodization", because that's really what it's advocating.
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by cjf4 12y ago
You're right, and I don't mean isolation stuff is worthless. I just think all but the most experienced lifters would get more bang for their buck (or time) by focusing on barbell stuff.
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by cjf4 12y ago
I'll preface this by saying I'm not a Crossfitter due in large part to the reasons you mentioned. But I think those less savory elements aren't ubiquitous, and Crossfit has done some very good things for the fitness industry.
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by cjf4 12y ago
Was this close to biting... well done.
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by cjf4 12y ago
Which is deliciously ironic considering the first 8 paragraphs are exponentially more hyperbolic and sensational than anything in the original post.
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by cjf4 12y ago
This is just begging to be FJM-ed. If only Ken Tremendous knew anything about TDD...
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by cjf4 12y ago
Anyone know if this would apply to liquor as well?
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by cjf4 12y ago
Until ESPN decides to abandon cable (which won't be happening any time soon as long as they collect 5 dollars /month/subscriber from the providers), there will be a continual pipeline of people who will subscribe to it. I&#x2
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by cjf4 12y ago
The most important thing in any type of sales is building some sort of rapport or connection with the customer/prospect/potential client, and it's way easier to do that on the phone.

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