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Starts with a funny story about Jagger and Charlie Watts I hadn't heard before followed by this: "Rock stars sometimes seem to exist in a completely different world to our own."
Interesting and probably a good reading to assign to MBA students. (If they know--and I'd have some doubt--who the Beatles were and who the Stones are.)
Six minutes of precision.
My wife and I don't need a "next" one. One grower who's looking for alternatives states that the Honeycrisp is "sweet, crunchy, juicy". We don't need anything else.
It's evidently a New York City thing, but it's still interesting.
I would hate to be the person who has to decide trademark cases like this.
Sounds like a real good idea.
It might be time for me to revisit my high school Spanish. (This time with much better pedagogy.)
So, this is the Scandinavian conundrum — one that also affects the broader Western world (and the rest of the world, soon enough). Policies that maximize equality of opportunity make equality of outcome increasingly impossible. The doctrine, ever more radically and loudly insisted upon by the politically correct, that sex differences are only socially constructed is wrong. Get it? Wrong.
Count me as one who hopes Ovi wins it all again.
Vicious buy funny review of Ray Dalio's recent book.
On the first page of his best-selling memoir, Ray Dalio unburdens himself of the opinion that he is “a dumb shit.” Nothing in the ensuing six hundred or so pages convinced me that I should dissent from this verdict.