New Year manifesto
In December, fell silent on the blog. Whatever the reason - it was such a break I needed. I had to "sleep" on the blog project, drawn up into the distance, to assess existing effects and generate new ideas. Read more
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
Christmas Greetings For My Boss
Happy New Year 2011
After more than two weeks online celibacy, a reflection of Christmas and New Year's resolutions - I come to a virtual presence. New year, new decade, new ideas and new projects.
All regular and irregular readers into the new decade I wish more successes than failures!
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After more than two weeks online celibacy, a reflection of Christmas and New Year's resolutions - I come to a virtual presence. New year, new decade, new ideas and new projects.
All regular and irregular readers into the new decade I wish more successes than failures!
Read more
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
How To Catch And Egg With Paper
Time Magazine has selected a man in 2010
This year, the most influential man is Mark Zuckerberg, the 26-year-old billionaire founder of Facebook and the hero of the movie "The Social Network
Despite the fact that Time Magazine readers voted for Julian Assange of Wikileaks, the editors chose a man who footsteps of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett declared recently that he would give a greater portion of his wealth to charity. Probably long enough to discuss the 90-year tradition of not making another mistake. It happened because they elect a man of the year such figures as Hitler, Stalin and Ayatollah Khomeini.
Last year, the Man of the Year was Ben Bernanke, probably printing dollars to stimulate the U.S. economy, which in ekonFinancial omiczno-called QE (quantitative easing). In 2008, he wandered on the cover of Time Barack Obama. Both decisions have caused controversy.
Zuckerberg was probably in its opinion, less risky choice.
This year, the most influential man is Mark Zuckerberg, the 26-year-old billionaire founder of Facebook and the hero of the movie "The Social Network
Despite the fact that Time Magazine readers voted for Julian Assange of Wikileaks, the editors chose a man who footsteps of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett declared recently that he would give a greater portion of his wealth to charity. Probably long enough to discuss the 90-year tradition of not making another mistake. It happened because they elect a man of the year such figures as Hitler, Stalin and Ayatollah Khomeini.
Last year, the Man of the Year was Ben Bernanke, probably printing dollars to stimulate the U.S. economy, which in ekonFinancial omiczno-called QE (quantitative easing). In 2008, he wandered on the cover of Time Barack Obama. Both decisions have caused controversy.
Zuckerberg was probably in its opinion, less risky choice.
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