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• Streets of Switzerland Paved with Gold
• Anastasia Yankova, Pretty Muay Thai Champ
• DIY Camping Trailer
• The History of Microsoft [Infographic]

Streets of Switzerland Paved with Gold Posted: 10 Oct 2013 05:28 PM PDT This square outside parliament in Bern, Switzerland was covered in 15 tons of coins totalling $438,885 (400,000 francs). The stunt was part of a rally that urged a guaranteed income of $2800 (2500 francs) per month for each citizen.

Anastasia Yankova, Pretty Muay Thai Champ Posted: 10 Oct 2013 11:40 AM PDT 22-year-old Russian girl Anastasia Yankova is one of the prettiest Russian female athletes. She is the champion of Russia in Muay Thai and famous female MMA fighter.

DIY Camping Trailer Posted: 10 Oct 2013 08:53 AM PDT Easy-to-build tiny campaign trailer. Via imgur

The History of Microsoft [Infographic] Posted: 10 Oct 2013 07:36 AM PDT Microsoft, the preferred supplier of operating systems across the globe, recently acquired Nokia's smartphone business for a cool $7.2bn. With two of the 21st century's technology giants combining forces, Microsoft are showing a real intention to compete in the mobile and tablet market - one area that their rivals Apple have a firm foothold. Take a walk down memory lane with this infographic, detailing the complete history of Microsoft from the birth of Bill Gates in 1955 to the modern day. Click on Image to Enlarge. The History of Microsoft by Best STL

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Seth's Blog : Thank you, Jay

 

Thank you, Jay

My friend and occasional co-author Jay Levinson just passed away. He was eighty.

Jay helped invent the idea of the modern marketing book, pioneered Guerrilla Marketing (which has nothing to do with gorillas and everything to do with thinking independently and bravely ) and influenced several generations of leaders.

But most of all, I want to thank Jay for living a generous life. He never kept a secret, never hesitated to teach, to point something out, to lift someone up.

Jay was at his best when, with a mischievous smile, he'd answer a question, turning a newbie into an expert with one of his many lists or with a clever story. The point of his many, many books wasn't that there was a formula to follow, but that there was an attitude, an attitude that could help just about anyone make a difference.

The core of that attitude was the lighthearted application of generosity, for no other reason than it was the right thing to do.

We'll miss you, Jay.

       

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