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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Leave and go to where they recommended and find some fishermen
I use ADP for our work. It around $25 per payroll run, plus (I think) $1.25 per employee. If you do payroll once a month, and provide a mid month advance cheque, that a pretty reasonable cost. Her first book, … Continue reading
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Why Companies Are Being Disrupted
I just found this article in the Wall Street Journal of January 26, and should have commented earlier. Most of the article is forgettable, aside from the reference to Clay Christensen’s work on innovation and disruption, but there’s one phrase … Continue reading
Trumpism Does Add Up
If Princeton professor Alan Blinder were my student and had written a paper such as what appeared in the Wall Street Journal on 3/25, it would be marked either ‘incomplete’ or a ‘D’. He’s a pretty well known guy and … Continue reading
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Tagged alan blinder, donald trump, economics, macroeconomics, paul gigot, princeton, Wall Street Journal
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The metric of the examples we study
The resolution is subject to appeal by the National Anti Doping Organisation of the Netherlands and the World Anti Doping Agency,” the press release stated.The UCI anti doping rules provide for reduced bans for unintentional anti doping rule violations (10.2.1.1). … Continue reading
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What’s the most important leadership skill
In the march issue of Entrepreneur, employees were asked what they thought were the most important leadership traits. This will be a two part post. Here are five traits: 1. Be prepared to do anything you are asking your employees … Continue reading
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Tagged Entrepreneur Magazine
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Since we use this toy for external massage
The baron had only meant to put the fear of God and father into his daughters. He knew he’d failed in the extreme when the twins started shouting again. The sound made his head ache. Experiment with vaginal and clitoral … Continue reading
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Wall Street Journal Agonistes
It’s fun to watch the venerable WSJ gnash its journalistic teeth to come to support Trump. Dan Henninger in particular, in his latest column. Dan, you had ‘The Speech” when Trump rode down the escalator and declared I want to … Continue reading
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Tagged donald trump, Leadership, republican party, wall street journal articles
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Tighty whities are out lawed in our home
There is a single button on the base that operates the toy. It lights up when you use it too. There are a number of functions, so there should be something for everyone. There is a gold, elastic trim around … Continue reading
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Tim, Fire Your Flacks
Argh. The flacks advising Tim Cook should be fired. Was reading an article about what a great leader Tim Cook is (we still have our doubts), but his stance on not allowing the Feds (or Apple) to open IPhone of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, fbi, public relations, tim cook
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