The Pursuit of Happiness: six experts tell what they’ve done to achieve it and offer several tips to encourage happiness in your life. I believe it is possible to truly live a life filled with happiness, but I also believe that for a lot of people that
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The Pursuit of Happiness: six experts tell what they have done to achieve it and offer several tips to encourage happiness in your life. I believe it is possible to truly live a life filled with happiness, but I also believe that for a lot of people that seems impossible. It’s not, go for it.
Fabrice Grinda: Musings of an Entrepreneur » The Pursuit of Happiness: six experts tell what theyâve done to achieve it
Americans say the next Bill Gates is currently studying math in Beijing, 83% of kids are more internet savvy than Congressmen, and more interesting findings in a report by 463 Communications Worth a read, go check it out.
Darren Herman » Blog Archive » The Next Bill Gates Isnât in America
Americans say the next Bill Gates is currently studying math in Beijing, 83% of kids are more internet savvy than Congressmen, and more interesting findings in a report by 463 Communications Worth a read, go check it out.
Darren Herman » Blog Archive » The Next Bill Gates Isn’t in America
Americans say the next Bill Gates is currently studying math in Beijing, 83% of kids are more internet savvy than Congressmen, and more interesting findings in a report by 463 Communications Worth a read, go check it out.
Darren Herman» Blog Archive» The Next Bill Gates Isnât in America
This is a fantastic (VERY long) article about giving…It really covers all the bases from how much should be given, to who is giving the most, and my favorite…why people give. I think people generally assume that religion is the main reason we donate
What Should a Billionaire Give â and What Should You? - New York Times
This is a fantastic (VERY long) article about giving…It really covers all the bases from how much should be given, to who is giving the most, and my favorite…why people give. I think people generally assume that religion is the main reason we donate our time or money, but I believe that really people are just good by nature and want to help others. Only when we get lost in our fears or our egos do we begin to assume we’re too good or too poor to really make a difference.
What Should a Billionaire Give – and What Should You? - New York Times
Wow after crying my eyes out and writing a long reflective post about my mom, and the one year anniversary of her passing…my firefox (foxfire as she called it) froze thus erasing everything I wrote. So I’m afraid to say I have no energy at this point to write the post again.
I can’t believe it’s been so long since I gave you a hug, my mom. I can’t believe it’s been so long since you called me Daniel (you are one of a few). I can’t believe it’s been so long since we went for a long walk at Winton Woods, and you gave me challenging, growth encouraging advice. I can’t believe it’s been so long since I heard you squeal with excitement at the site of a turtle, a gold finch, or a beautiful flower. I can’t believe it’s been so long since I last heard you tell me you loved me, and you were so proud of me. I can’t believe it’s been so long since I last heard you say…”Just do what makes you happy, the rest will take care of itself.”
Well I’m trying my best mom. I have to admit not having you around makes that last one a lot more difficult because I sure miss you a lot. I still can’t believe I can’t pick up the phone and call you. I struggle without my guide, my mom, and my best friend. I know somehow you’re still with me, and I know that nothing will ever take away our wonderful times together.
I can’t believe it’s been a year…I guess what they say is true, life does go on, but for me the feelings and memories never go away. I miss you mom.
Some pics:
I love this picture…I remember taking it, it was one of the first times she met Julie. We came down from Miami, and her, julie and I went for a long walk at Winton Woods. We were fascinated by that huge hole in the tree and she went back to get a look, which is when I took this. It’s really a great summary of her mood whenever we went to Winton Woods. I loved those walks.
I love this picture, you can see the childlike excitement she lived with.
This was written by her those who she worked with, who she touched deeply.
This is really the best way to describe my mom’s academic career…I think this may have been her LOWEST grade in all the classes she took in pursuit of all of her degrees…
I love this picture. She always made birthdays, holidays, even weekends special.
Andrea and Tom enjoy the view from mom’s bench, with her tulip tree to their left. The bench and the tree were donated in her memory by her friends. She loved tulip tree’s (of course what kind of trees didn’t she love?)
After she passed away Andrea found this poster board that my mom had made…It was a comforting, beautiful reminder that things really are ok
A fascinating breakdown of the ipod vs Zune, as it appears the ipod is still dominating but the zune is gaining traction among early adopting males. Yet another example of how search trends can be used in real world sales forecast.
LeeAnn Prescott - Hitwise US: Zune vs iPod - The Story in the Data
I would not be surprised to see google come out with their own phone in the next few years. It makes perfect sense in their quest to index all the world’s information, and to deliver relevant ads anywhere and everywhere.
