The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
One continuous mistake: single-minded effort by jonl on September 19, 2010 This came in via Tricycle Magazine’s “Daily Dharma” today: Several years ago, a sociologist studied students in a neurosurgery program to see what qualities separated those who succeeded from those who failed. He found ultimately that two questions in his interviews pointed to the …
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Huawei Android Smartphone ‘Ideos’ Going To T-Mobile: Report A few weeks into the future and an ad in the newspaper may look like this– looking for a Google powered smart phone? just spend $50- Amazed? Well that is what is the target of HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES and T-MOBILE US inclusive. The former a Chinese telecom equipment …
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Competing in the Knowledge Economy is a blog by Tim Powell, a member of the Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) and also active at LinkedIn. While we have always said that information costs money and intelligence makes money (we call this Information Arbitrage), we like Tim’s additional emphasis on DECISION, ACTION, and VALUE, and …
5 for Potential Value, ZERO for Greed Pricing August 21, 2010 Nazli Choucri (Author, Editor), Dinsha Mistree (Editor), Farnaz Haghseta (Editor), Toufic Mezher (Editor), Wallace R. Baker (Editor), Carlos I. Ortiz (Editor) I was about to buy this book when I noticed the price–$189. This is, once again, a situation where the authors have to …
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U.S. regulators lack data on health risks of most chemicals By Lyndsey Layton Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, August 2, 2010 This summer, when Kellogg recalled 28 million boxes of Froot Loops, Apple Jacks, Corn Pops and Honey Smacks, the company blamed elevated levels of a chemical in the packaging. Dozens of consumers reported a …
Older Version of Updated Book Now Being Offered on Amazon August 9, 2010 David Perkins I was on the verge of buying this book when I realized that the author has a number of new books out, including Making Learning Whole: How Seven Principles of Teaching Can Transform Education, which I have bought and will …
