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LOVE 2.0 GETTING UP TO DATE: As they hit middle age, Silicon Valley executives who had put romance on hold ask experts for help in finding a match This guy’s not one to skirt the issue of love On Having … Continue reading →

Did Gates fib about H-1B business? I’m sure the majority of H1B holder’s base is under $100k but their total package is likely around $100k. And I’m really not buying that so many people have been displaced by us H1B … Continue reading →

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Mirror Image: ‘We’re Absolutely Not Shutting Any Doors’ Skier hopes helmet will save others, too: Compared with some other active sports, fatalities and serious head or paralyzing injuries are relatively rare in skiing or snowboarding. In the past decade, there … Continue reading →

Site of Capitol Hill massacre is once again a happy home – I believe John and Ming looked at renting this place but passed Water buffalo: Worst Christmas present ever? – I think my sister gave someone a goat and … Continue reading →

Kilimanjaro tour company – Only $1000 Cascade Cat Skiing – Only $400/day The Most Dangerous Roads in the World – Priceless Not travel related… DPD Activity Locater Annual Credit Reports

Seattle Tech Startups Google to Let Employees Sell Stock Options in Auction Huge Profit at Goldman Brings Big Bonuses – ‘That figure works out to an average of $622,000 for each employee’ Shoestring Ventures’ blog on the startup process RSS … Continue reading →

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Seattle Times: Seattle rolls out Bicycle Master Plan New York Mag: Can’t Get No Satisfaction, ‘In a culture where work can be a religion, burnout is its crisis of faith.’ Fortune: Is Google too smart for its own good?, ‘Google’s … Continue reading →

A few links about money: Forbes, Fiduciary Revolutionary. It’s like Redfin, but for 401k management: Employee Fiduciary’s twist is twofold. Instead of charging asset-based fees, the three-year-old Mobile, Ala. firm charges employers $25 per worker, with a $1,500-a-year minimum to … Continue reading →