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by mohene1 15y ago
The issue of extrovert/introvert is an ancient issue: Cicero, On Moral Duties, cites examples of the power of creating great impressions amongst groups of people: "14. But while there are two kinds of speech, to one of which conversation be
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by mohene1 15y ago
The first 3 points about industry groups, incubators, and public support are valid. I would like to see how effective the programs have been. 4. The Quality of Life is extremely subjective. I lived in Chicago and experienced the opposite. P
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Ask HN: Ways to Market a Startup to a Company
5 points by mohene1 15y ago|1 comments
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Okay, I understand.
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by mohene1 15y ago
Manule, When Americans go to Lyon, they go to France, when they go to France they go to Europe. You don't need to go to France to find well-behaved children, but this is what appeals to Americans the most: "Beautiful redhead child", France
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by mohene1 15y ago
I think I might switch over my email accounts, but there is also an issue of how long will these services be around for. I had an Altavista account until they closed their email service. So, I need a reliable provider that wont be swallowed
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by mohene1 15y ago
The author, David Goldman, is a huge bigot and panders for appeasement (i.e. he says something you believe to get you to grab on to his hidden agenda). He was on the Jaime Glazov show in November viciously insulting Muslims. http://www.blo
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by mohene1 15y ago
Wait a minute, 1.nowhere in the article did the author, Shagun, identify where the 230,000 jobs were created. 2.The graph is out of place. The graphic shows the percentage of each countries populations belonging to Facebook. This has nothin
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by mohene1 15y ago
Superwork! Hugs!
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by mohene1 15y ago
I have no personal history, but both Ross Perot, Sam Wiley and Charles Wiley quit jobs at IBM in the 60's because IBM was not interested in their side projects. The guy at http://www.rohdesign.com had a boss who supported his side project
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by mohene1 15y ago
no, the hype is too much. According to Ben Graham you want to buy stock when a company is under-appreciated. Facebook has already reached god like status
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by mohene1 15y ago
Marc Andresson has shares. Never knew he was still in the tech game
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by mohene1 15y ago
Museums - Examples of donations: Julian and Josie Robertson donate Picasso to North Carolina Museum of Art http://www.wral.com/news/local/noteworthy/story/7107735/ http://thesouthern.com/news/breaking/new-york-collectors-don... Radio a
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by mohene1 15y ago
Are authors paid for books purchased at the library? The library does not provide the public with a free personal copy of any book they want. I do not doubt that artists may be compensated in the long run. But the compensation my come throu
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by mohene1 15y ago
The issue of compensation for the artist never seems to come up in these conversations. Neil Young can charge $75 for his cheapest concert tickets. So record sales mean very little to him. For younger artists this is not the case. > but
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by mohene1 15y ago
Would like to have seen a larger piece about cheating general, but this is a good article. The SAT committee is looking very bad lately with test-taking scandals and now false reporting
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by mohene1 15y ago
Patent It Yourself by - David Pressman gives a comprehensive overview of the Patent process. This article is a good intro, but I think "Can it make serious money" is no.1
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by mohene1 15y ago
Good post, someone the other posted an op-ed critiquing the Gates' bioengineering programs. This article is more specific as to what is actually happening.
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by mohene1 15y ago
Okay, I changed the title from what I think you expected.
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by mohene1 15y ago
I don't think it's necessary to mention Bill Gates since he is one of many philanthropists. Also the Genetically Modified Foods case in Karnataka was the only specific example the author gave of using money to dictate to the world.
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When Science is not Enough, Appeal is Necessary(michaelohene.blogspot.com)
1 points by mohene1 15y ago|2 comments
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by mohene1 15y ago
I was just trying to make the point, restrictions of the press are usually in response to reporting on the crackdown of protesters as was even stated in the article itself. For this I am losing a karma point every 15 minutes I only commente
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by mohene1 15y ago
Why is Australia ranked low for press freedomthen? The only controversial thing I can thing of in Australia is the mining industry. Do you all have protesters against the mining industry...thinking of Midnight Oil's "Blue Sky Mine"
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by mohene1 15y ago
The key seems to be, in order to be high on the list do not have protests and uprisings in your country.
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Recipe Generator to make Baking Cookbooks Obsolete(whatsthesequency.com)
1 points by mohene1 15y ago|0 comments
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nice interface
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by mohene1 15y ago
There is a gap between inventors and innovators. Innovators and those who step on people to succeed financially are the ones heralded in society. It's nice to see the pure genius side of innovation.
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by mohene1 15y ago
Understood, my roommate vented every time someone misrepresented Germany or god forbid said "European". I do agree, I could have had a better transition with better examples and explanations why I used the examples.
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by mohene1 15y ago
Thanks for the article. I launched a web app first, no regrets, many people access the web app on their mobiles. An extra tip could be: Design the web app to be usable on mobile devices, i.e. no scrolling, no flashy things, nothing super sm
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by mohene1 15y ago
I was lost in the beginning as to the definition of "Big Data" and how it relates to the sewage system demands. It would be good to answer all those questions in the first paragraph

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