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Marijuana DNA Sequenced by Startup (Medicinal Genomics) Public release on EC2(bloomberg.com)
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Sam Wyly did something similar, set $100,000 per annum for a law firm to slowly destroy Ma Bell. http://www.charlesandsamwyly.com/sam-wyly-highway-computers.... More about it in his book (which is outstanding for any business read). http
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by salemh 15y ago
For other humor: The Joe Rogan Experience (humor, drug talk, alt realities, etc. http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-joe-rogan-experience/... The Lavender Hour - comedians Natasha Leggero and Duncan Trussel. The ep A Tea with Reggie Wa
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Dan Carlin's series Death Throes of the Republic is also fantastic re: Rome's history and eventual downfall. http://www.dancarlin.com/disp.php/hh Edit: this was also posted below along with Ghosts of the Ostfront, brilliant as well. For a
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Hrm, this may help you / someone else get closer. This also relates to the 2,000 - 5,000 year subject: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.62.... from Google Scholar: http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=all
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Need an iPhone app linked to local government data with where, when, HOW to vote, appropriate links to the various candidates, etc. Start at a local level, burgeon up. KickStarter or O'Relly Gov20 project. Would love to see this tackled.
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Fantastic podcast by history-phile Dan Carlin (also a political journalist, who does a fine job bashing both parties in reference to historical context, "Common Sense, with Dan Carlin" podcast) http://www.dancarlin.com/disp.php/hh Death T
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Semantic argument about an asshole grinding on a woman in a club which was undesirable, even in the face of potential influence of "looks," even if it was a Brad Pitt type, the attention could have been undesirable. Please picture 8 foot ta
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Set a schedule weekly in advance of MUSTS, then, your (realistic) breaks: personal, friends, and family. Then fill in the rest (even if it needs to be "flexible" with duties). Helped me when I ran a (non tech) small business at 90 hours a w
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Large marketing firms dedicate resources to finding "trend setters" and "cool kids". http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&#3... Older video: "Merchants of Cool" http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/cool/ Or
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http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2717503 Add yourself, its being ran through. Throw your gmail in your profile, or here when complaining about an invite :)
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Psychologically difficult (is their a term here?) for singular decisions to be made outside of chaff to discard. Not just in hiring, but, particularly in hiring :)
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It wasn't clear from your original post that your links were in your CV / resume. Should be a lesson to those who want to showcase their "side" projects, LinkedIn profile (heavily checked now days), to put these ON your resume. I consistent
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Semantic web. Hunch is trying, other startups as well. You need so much "opt in, we will find cool stuff (after 200 questions)." The big boys of online data preferences who Could do these things would be Google, perhaps FaceBook (which sti
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fsalemh cheers!
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Like what? (Seriously; more people getting interested in programming, candidates after Khan's video's somehow "slipping through" the interview process for a Jr position? Or, (where I can see your point), setting up bad practices?))
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Surprised Erowid has not created a iPhone app, or an enterprising HN user, for informed, "realistic" drug education, as our own US system is completely flawed. I'd like to see something made, if only to prevent poor experiences and iterate
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jungian_archetypes are a very common thread. Connectivity, etc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_processing in actual thoughts.
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http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1309403 "Posterous silently changes all external links to affiliate links"
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Good interview which goes into this. http://www.npost.com/blog/2005/12/07/interview-with-bob-pars...
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I am struggling to find a very specific source (because graphology has much fluff surrounding it), but, graphology / handwriting analysis suggests the type of corrections one uses can be indicative of personality traits. Such as confidence;
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Besides the excellent advice, I enjoy this article quite a bit: http://blog.penelopetrunk.com/2006/08/20/9-tips-for-quitting... Truncated: __ "1. Go before things get bad. .."I realized I was hitting a point where I was going to start act
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Of course it would be if that network is available / viable and helpful. Most recruiters suck (I'm a recruiter). Most internal recruiters don't know how to head-hunt or source candidates (or, many are generalists, which is why third-party v
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I used to recruit for several "large" firms including top-3 finance, a few smaller hedge funds, then the top eCommerce firms (sans Google). The finance hedge funds had the most strict req's. Target school, CS degree (nothing else but CS), n
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For a specific example. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10133425-38.html
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I would place more value on the potential of their corporate solutions, hence price raising on recruiter-styled plans (done in 2010) to drive out the third-party companies / individuals. Though, a "successful" recruiter / shouldn't blink at
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Though I dumped on a earlier comment above http://goo.gl/5GeaM on the Tempur Pedic, it did serve me very well the last 7 years when I first purchased it. Thats 7 years of brilliant sleep, and worth the money.
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I have chronic back pain (torn muscles, annual lumbar tear, now bulging, etc). It worked great for several years, but, for some with back pain a more stiff matress (or a very light foam cover on the floor) seems to be the most beneficial. T
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Could also lead her to PR, event coordination, copy writing / editing (based on her "natural" talents of writing, conversation, etc.) If she has any interest in a particular industry, find 10 companies. Cold call those 10 companies for an e
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Some string / wildcard Google searches comes up with at least one email.

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