In the middle you are doomed
segunda-feira, julho 30, 2012
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http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2011/03/labour_markets_0
Low yields forever!
segunda-feira, julho 30, 2012
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Staying young
segunda-feira, julho 30, 2012
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Life is too short
sexta-feira, julho 27, 2012
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Life is too short to wake up with regrets. So love the people who treat you right. Forget about those who don’t. Believe everything happens for a reason. If you get a chance, take it. If it changes your life, let it. Nobody said life would be easy, they just promised it would most likely be worth it.” – Harvey MacKaysexta-feira, julho 27, 2012 David Barradas 0 Comments
Debt
sexta-feira, julho 27, 2012
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When you get in debt you become a slave-Andrew Jacksonsexta-feira, julho 27, 2012 David Barradas 0 Comments
Strenght
sexta-feira, julho 27, 2012
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VW conquers the world
sexta-feira, julho 13, 2012
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"The founding family’s controlling shareholding, and a blocking stake held by the state of Lower Saxony, where VW is headquartered, allow it to resist short-term pressures to pull out of any market that turns difficult. Rivals envy the stability this brings, especially just now, says Mr Winterkorn.sexta-feira, julho 13, 2012 David Barradas 0 Comments
VW can cope with a collapse of the European car market. Others must make deep cuts—or perhaps even, in the case of GM (which has lost $16 billion in Europe since 1999) and Ford (which gave warning on June 28th of deepening losses there), pull out of the continent altogether" from Economist
http://www.economist.com/node/21558269
Contraray to the belief that Germany is just engeeneering i think they are very good in marketing. Prices are not cheap, service is very good and the models are almost unchanged. Porsche 911 almost didn't change! The same for Golf. Some other car brands build car's that look like japonese cars...... I would love to have an old 911.
Faith
sexta-feira, julho 13, 2012
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Ser Diferente
segunda-feira, julho 09, 2012
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Agostinho da Silva, in 'Diário de Alcestes'
The more education you have the more Money you earn, on average!
quinta-feira, julho 05, 2012
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Life is uncertain. Eat dessert first
quarta-feira, julho 04, 2012
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Want to stay lean? Don’t eat at night
segunda-feira, julho 02, 2012
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http://www.latimes.com/news/science/la-sci-fasting-diet-20120518,0,1060110.story
Expensive tastes better!
segunda-feira, julho 02, 2012
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Researchers from Stanford and the California Institute of Technology recently asked twenty volunteers to taste and evaluate five wine samples that were labeled according to price: $5, $10, $35, $45, and $90 a bottle. The volunteers were similar to many of us: they were moderate wine drinkers but not experts. And after tasting the wine, they replied as you or I might: they liked the expensive wine best.segunda-feira, julho 02, 2012 David Barradas 0 Comments
But, as you might suspect, the researchers pulled a switcheroo on them. The $90 wine actually appeared twice—once in the $90 bottle and once in the $10 bottle. The same for the $45 wine: it appeared in the $45 bottle, but also in the $5 bottle. But the tasters never noticed; no matter what, they preferred the wine when it was in the more expensive bottle. And this was not simple snobbery at work. Brain scans showed that the higher-priced wines generated more activity in an area of the brain (the medial orbitofrontal cortex) that responds to certain pleasurable experiences. And when the drinkers drank the cheap wines? Their brains actually registered less pleasure from the experience.
http://www.farnamstreetblog.com/2012/06/are-we-biased-towards-expensive-wines/
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