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Seven Degrees North
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Starting the morning with light breakfast of 400g of white rice and stew, 2 chicken drumsticks, 2 boiled eggs and 2 diet cokes. It’s 5am
Bad year for reading. Set out to read 15 and read a total of 0 so far.
Need to find the person frying my brain with quick dopamine and not long form content
A printing company in its desperation for innovation and breakthrough technology to deliver profits discovered the smartest thing to find a way to rent ink to its customers.
Are we craving for human connection so much that we will get machines to do it for us?
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【リリース情報】“G-SHOCK”の“G-LIDE”シリーズより、心拍計測機能を搭載した『GBX-H5600』を5/15に発売🏄♂️⌚
👆高精細なMIP液晶採用で、屋外でも表示が見やすい👀
👆サーフィンや日々のワークアウトにも最適🏋️♂️
👆内部構造が見えるシースルーで、海辺に映える爽やかな装い🌊
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The ending of The Godfather (1972) hinges on Diane Keaton’s final look. The door closes, the men gather around Michael, and it all clicks for her in silence. One glance and the whole film snaps into place.
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Warren Buffett retires today, most likely in his mind at the closing bell, just minutes from now.
Congratulations to the greatest investor the world will ever know. The returns speak for themselves - Berkshire earned 6,118,651% or 19.9% annually over his 60 years running the company. The S&P 500 returned 46,491%, or 10.4%. Berkshire’s shares could decline by 99.2% and still have outperformed the market. The record is even greater when including the partnerships he ran through 1969.
However, it is not the returns but the way Warren did it that matters most; with integrity and morality - and with humility and humor. He didn’t have to teach, but he did. On behalf of so many of us, thank you, sir.
