UK Government spending by department is under the microscope. Find out how Whitehall spends your money ahead of the Comprehensive Spending Review
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Early stage business model.
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How to never miss an interesting article?
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So you want to procrastinate on the Internet? For The McGill Tribune, 14 September 2010.
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All of the complexity of the Afghan conflict — and all of the bureaucracy NATO used to manage the counterinsurgency effort — was summed up by a single spaghetti monster of a PowerPoint slide. "When we understand [it]," war commander Gen. Stanley McChrystal joked when he saw the slide, "we’ll have won the war."
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Finally someone (Jason Nafziger) made a flow chart of Cat’s in the Cradle.
Cat’s in the Cradle was Harry Chapin’s only #1 song, released in 1974 from the album Verities & Balderdash and topping the charts that December. The lyrics are based on a poem written by his wife, Sandy, about the relationship between her first husband and his father. For some reason, this song is often attributed to Cat Stevens, who by all official accounts has never actually performed it, although I imagine he has sung along to it on the radio like the rest of us. via rockcharts.wordpress.com
Women: Have you ever analyzed what made you decide to buy that pair of over-priced pumps?
Men: What led to the decision to buy that must-have gadget promising hours of technophilic bliss?
