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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-29
- Rain, rain, rain and Joy Division for a nice Sunday backbeat in Chiang Mai #
- Back from Pattaya, first impressions are pretty lousy, but I went down there with a bad attitude. Will have to give it a chance next time. #
- My teenie netbook screen is really annoying. I need to find a 20" portable monitor that can fit in carry-on luggage. #
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- I never have let my schooling interfere with my education. -Mark Twain #
- Beautiful morning, second cup of coffee, lots of work ahead, new clients, biz biz busy! #
- Coaches are judged solely by the success or failure of their team or proteges. Experience not coaching doesn't count. #marketingbs #
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- GZA – Amplified Sample http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reqsB75FS4Y #
- @StudioPress is Genesis open source (GPL)? #
- @bre and only one (1) domain is allowed per company. Non-Japanese companies that are registered as "Gaikoku Kaisha" may also apply. in reply to bre #
- @bre Only Japanese companies that have registered in the Japanese company registry may apply. Information sent must be in Japanese language, in reply to bre #
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCR-gE2xcZ8 A bike that floats #
- Fun with Khmer and Myanmar fonts, why does Chrome support these so much worse than Firefox? #
- Wow, BING webmaster tools with silverlight is deathly slow and they've hidden the link to submit a sitemap. #justdiealreadymicrosoft #
- People talk about the good old days. I say It's not the days that are old, it's you. What's important is that today is good. -Karl Lagerfeld #
- Enjoying my new New Balance 749s, great running shoe and perfect for Thailand weather #
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- Learning Joomla, nice install, not as fast as WordPress but figure-out-able #
- Rain rain rain #
- @Mazi That's not a party it's a wedding in reply to Mazi #
- Doing bilingual keyword research, mapping search terms across Thai and English, very interesting #
- Lovin the Fail Whale sightings lately. Feels like 2009 all over again. #
- @hansbak the Product/Market/Revenue breakdown is useful. I am a fan of the lean startup approach and customer development (Steve Blank). in reply to hansbak #
- Coffee, sounds of sweeping, cool daybreak across white and blue clouds, birdcalls, @somafm on the radio, #todayisagoodday #
- Listening to our sales manager unleash on the payment practices of our worst distributor. They are getting an earful. Pure entertainment. #
- You’ve got to think about big things while you’re doing small things, so that all the small things go in the right direction. -Alvin Toffler #
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- Corporate greed created the crisis, and corporate greed continues the crisis. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/31/opinion/31herbert.html #
- Enjoying that part of Sunday morning when it is cool, second cup of coffee, and I've found an awesome blog to read http://bit.ly/bqadEB #
- ต้องการรับสมัครผู้มีประสบการณ์ในด้านการออกงานกราฟิคเพื่อมาร่วมงานใน ตำแหน่ง graphic designer http://bit.ly/9QdAeB #
- Ron Conway on entrepreneurial success data and rate of great company creation http://techcrunch.com/2010/07/30/conway-numbers/ #
- Graphic Designer Position Available at Lanna Innovation http://lannainnovation.com/graphic-designer-position-available-at-lanna-innovation/ #
- Unbelievable expenditure on the military, which is truly bankrupting the country. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/29/opinion/29kristof.html #
- "We are often more dangerous to ourselves than the enemy" -Pentagon http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/30/us/30suicide.html #
- What we do is never understood, but only praised and blamed. -Friedrich Nietzsche #
- Starting back up on http://hundredpushups.com/ #
- The Hazard of Having an "Accidental" Brand – Harvard Business Review http://bit.ly/bIrCTw #
- Watching a nice retrospective of Gorillaz on [V], best virtual band project, great videos http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorillaz #
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- @RossKamakahi It's a more manual, service-based business so they have to charge. Google offers a different information service (search). in reply to RossKamakahi #
- Let's be careful out there folks – The Web Means the End of Forgetting – NYTimes.com http://nyti.ms/cPu2b1 #
- Only puny secrets need protection, great discoveries are protected by public incredulity. -Marshall McLuhan #
- http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2010/07/16/the_world_s_worst_ongoing_disasters #
- There is no fair wind for one who knows not wither he is bound. -Seneca #
- Think marketing is difficult? This town has turned "mud" into multi-million revenue streams… http://www.mudfestival.or.kr/english/main.php #
- Last week spent in bed means there is a lower-than-usual threshold for success this week… #
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Alternatives to Earth Class Mail – Remailing Services in the US
Earth Class Mail Sucks
Earth Class Mail, besides very poor service, has nearly tripled it’s charges. Even simple requests to improve the service are met with thankful tidings and then silence, for years-on-end. It’s really quite maddening. In any case, I’ve abandoned them, and it turns out all for the best. There are a myriad of other service providers who offer the same or similar services. Here are a few I have looked into that appear to have good offerings. There are many more out there.
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-11
- Biggest Defaulters on Mortgages Are the Rich http://nyti.ms/bdjgxh #
- To resist change is like holding your breath–if you persist, you will die. -Lao Tsu #
- @gregqbear Thanks Greg! in reply to gregqbear #
- @gregqbear Everything is great. Nothing noticeable from recent events. Rainy season, rains every other day, mainly at night. Beautiful. in reply to gregqbear #
- This guy is making a big mistake – leave the country or take that first job, don't wait http://nyti.ms/9IMYE4 #
- The new Flickr preview is horrible. It takes 3 extra clicks to do anything. Please, please, PLEASE don't roll out this garbage! #
- No shortcuts today; I’m in a hurry. -Swiss saying #
- The power of accurate observation is frequently called cynicism by those who don’t have it. -George Bernard Shaw #
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I lost 20 kgs in 12 months
20 kgs in 12 months
20 kilograms is not a magic number, but we humans do like the symmetry and nice, evenly divisible round numbers are more attractive. With this it is also easy to do math, such as 1.5 kgs/month on average loss.
The final 1/2 kg took me going into the gym bathroom, wringing out two cups of water from my gym shirt, and taking off my shoes. I came in at just under 86kgs on July 6, 2010 (06/07/53 Thai Calendar). This is one year after I made my serious start at the gym.
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