5 hours ago by kpl4books

Looking For Alaska by John Green So this this book is obviously amazing. The first question is not why read this book, but rather why read this book right now instead of Green's latest: The Fault in our Stars. Well I don't have a good answer to the second part of that, I should be reading The Fault ...

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10 hours ago by Michael Cromwell

What better way to get ready for the long week ahead than with mixes from Ben Westbeech and Tennis (Life & Death)?

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1 day ago by lucyinnovation

I’m currently on route to the FIA conference in Australia. On the flight yesterday in between being fed like a Christmas goose I managed to get a spot of inspiration. One of the in-flight movies was Moneyball Starring Brad Pitt and directed by Bennett Miller. Based on the bestseller Moneyball: The A ...

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3 days ago by Econompic Data

via Econompic Data There seems to be lots of confusion surrounding Bill Gross’ latest Investment Outlook, Life and Death Proposition. First, some background of what Bill Gross stated… Investors aren’t only concerned with credit risk (i.e. the ability to get paid back), but also duration risk (the ri ...

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3 days ago by Jack

A number of years ago my best friend and I had one of many long talks about what happens after you die. We disagreed about whether there is “life after death” or if you just end up rotting in a box. We never did agree who was right and I am ok with that because... Related posts: Almost Time To Say G ...

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4 days ago by Nancy

“Who are you to judge the life I live? I know I’m not perfect -and I don’t live to be- but before you start pointing fingers… make sure you hands are clean!” ― Bob Marley

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4 days ago by Nancy

TALKS from TED Jill Bolte Taylor’s stroke of insight Jill Bolte Taylor got a research opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: She had a massive stroke, and watched as her brain functions — motion, speech, self-awareness — shut down one by one. An astonishing story.

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4 days ago by Andrew Lovley

Purpose is adeliberative process, An organic improvisation, Not a beginning to be discovered, Nor an end to be realized. Aspire at once, and Why, you will know.

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5 days ago by Adam Dachis

If you've lived you've made mistakes, and that likely means you've accumulated a few regrets along the way. How damaging would those regrets be if your life was about to end? What would you wish you'd have done differently? Susie Steiner, writing for The Guardian, reports on the most common regrets ...

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6 days ago by Gladys Hobson

A Lovely Day For a Funeral — a funeral for a lovely lady! It is little more than a week ago that I was visiting this lady in hospital. And now I shall be attending her funeral. Will it be a bright celebration of a life well lived? I hope so, because although she will be greatly missed and many will ...

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