74 days ago by Steven Shoppman

:THE INCREDIBLE HUMAN SERIES: click here to see the complete series Back in the 70s, a Frenchman named Philippe Petit bravely and illegally walked a tightrope between the World Trade Center towers in New York. He was arrested for this stunt, but his legacy lives on in the documentary about his exhil ...

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88 days ago by Daan Roukens

While drinking my coffee and searching through the internet this morning, I came across the Flight of the Frenchies. I only watched the trailer and I think I will spend the 4,90 euros to watch the entire documentary. The passion of these guys is well above the normal drive people have, putting their ...

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185 days ago by Dan

Subscribe to this blog here. I love twitter, follow me @TropicalMBA. This post is about the great nation of the Philippines. Tomorrow, I’m going to offer somebody the opportunity to live there for FREE for 4 months. If you just recently joined us, part of what we do is offer paid internships to peop ...

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201 days ago by Dan

Subscribe to this blog here. I love twitter, follow me @TropicalMBA. Way back in 2007, when I was putting in 60+ hour weeks in the office, 20+ hours behind the wheel of my car, and checking emails 24 hours a day, it was the idea of winning back my time that struck me the most while reading [...]

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235 days ago by dontdontoperate

Alright, I’m about to assault you with a barrage of videos that effectively summarizes some of my recent obsessions / shit-I-want-to-get-into (excluded is mountain climbing, cycling, travelling, and volunteering). First is rock climbing. Here’s a Canadian bouldering competition for 2009/2010: Tour d ...

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242 days ago by Susan Weese

When you are performing tasks in the Requirements Management and Communication knowledge area, there are two techniques you should use to make sure that your requirements are formally approved and that the approval is duly noted. Let’s look at those two techniques that may be used as part of the man ...

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