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  1. Why is selling so awful that some ads have to say: ‘no selling involved’?
  2. Blogal – a blog post that has a strong global following or influence. Hey, I iz dyslexic tpyist.
  3. This is just - nice. On many levels. http://bit.ly/SbPRI Thanks Desmond!
  4. “Behind every great fortune is a great crime.” Balzac in The Godfather.
  5. Doctor Who on group morality: The group is only as moral as its least moral member.
  6. Why are simplistic too-good-to-be-true solutions as attractive as fatty fried foods?
  7. Most weight is fuel: Laptop -> battery. Rocket -> propellant+oxidiser. People -> fat.
  8. Using a digital camera to copy slides at a conference = smart. Using the flash = stupid. (Not to mention inconsiderate.)
  9. "Small is Beautiful" - I think I have been channelling E. F. Schumacher; via Sam Leader. http://bit.ly/dui4c
  10. Instead of “another long day at work” why not “another long day alive?” These aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive either.
  11. Get the Asia Pacific Digital Marketing Yearbook: http://www.asiadigitalmarke...
  12. Inspiring and Feel Good: http://bit.ly/m1MGX
  13. Take two days off; gain 5 days of productivity and creativity. Wow.
  14. Terminator Salvation - I am who I believe myself to be inside. Even if the external evidence is to the contrary.
  15. A $3 sponge that lasts 3x longer than a $1 one, and produces 3x less waste.
  16. Getting excited reading Michael Port's The Think Big Manifesto.
  17. "The world doesn't work this way." "So change it." Leverage. Episode 2.
  18. “It is by acts, not ideas, that people live.” Anatole France
  19. Jack hammers started at work again. At least they are drowning out the horrid and repetitive chinese love songs from downstairs.
  20. Societies, cultures and religions tell stories to perpetrate injustices and justify inhumane actions. Which stories do you subscribe to?