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parislemon:

laughingsquid:

Mom’s Computer Keyboard

Pretty much.
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laughingsquid:

Mom’s Computer Keyboard

Pretty much.

Source: Laughing Squid

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Now is the time to stand up and talk, and be a hero.

Or not, and be complicit.

For my part, I don’t give a damn that Senator Feinstein and others in our government say that this is “called protecting America.”

It doesn’t, it’s Orwellian and it kills liberty and freedom on a scale never seen before. It’s not a way to stop terrorism. It IS terrorism.

The courts are allowing this. The government loves this. The only ones left to oppose it are us.

The most important issue of our time.

It is indeed time to stand up.

Triangulating On Truth – The Totalitarian State | Uncrunched

Source: uncrunched.com

    • #NSA
    • #Verizon
    • #Washington Post
    • #FBI
    • #Microsoft
    • #Google
    • #Yahoo
    • #Facebook
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touching photo by mkrigsman:

Sadness among the flags on Memorial Day
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Sadness among the flags on Memorial Day

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This is just plain stupid; it violates the entire point of insurance and will result in people gaming the system. It tries to solve a problem by dealing with the symptom.

A Small Business Owner Explains the Hard Facts of Obamacare to Employees

h/t @jeffnolan

Source: reason.com

    • #Obamacare
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You can’t blame everybody for a few radical lunatics with hatred in their hearts

Must read. h/t @toddsullivan

How to respond to a terrorist attack | David Rohde

Source: blogs.reuters.com

    • #Terrorists
    • #Tsarnaev
    • #Marathon
    • #BostonStrong
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Good morning Seattle…
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Good morning Seattle…

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At my first meeting with HubSpot, they told me about one of their customers, a company that used to spend $800,000 a year running newspaper ads but now spends $12,000 a year for a subscription to HubSpot and gets better results. My first thought was, “So you’re the bastards who are killing my industry.” My second thought was, “Hey, are you hiring?

Why I’ve Left the Media Business

huge hire for @Hubspot, best of luck @RealDanLyons

Source: blog.hubspot.com

    • #Hubspot Dan LYons
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Substance without swagger slows you down. But swagger without substance can be fatal. Right now, we’re seeing more swagger than ever—but it’s rarely accompanied by an increase in substance…
Seth’s Blog: Swagger

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The purpose of strategy—or business or business education—is not about coping with competition–i.e. a contest in which a winner is selected from among rivals. The purpose of business is to add value for customers and ultimately society.

Fascinating read.

What Killed Michael Porter’s Monitor Group? The One Force That Really Matters

Source: forbes.com

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    • #Strategy Consulting
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