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Princess Of China (feat. Rihanna) Coldplay Once upon a time, somebody ran Somebody ran away seeing fast as I can I got to go, I got to go Once upon a time, we fell apart You holding in your hands the two halves of my heart Oh whoa, oh whoa Oh whoa Once upon a time we burned bright Now all we ever seem to do is fight, on and on And on and on and on, Once upon a time, on the same side Once upon a time, on the same side In the same game Now why'd you have to go? Have to go and throw out all my things? I could've been the princess, you'd be a king Could have had a castle, worn a ring, but no You let me go I could've been the princess, you'd be a king Could have had a castle, worn a ring, but no You let me go You stole my star La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la You stole my star La la la la la la Oh whoa 'Cos you really hurt me No, you really hurt me 'Cos you really hurt me No, you really hurt me 'Cos you really h

Could Asia really go to war over these? The bickering over islands is a serious threat to the region’s peace and prosperity Sep 22nd 2012 | from the print edition THE countries of Asia do not exactly see the world in a grain of sand, but they have identified grave threats to the national interest in the tiny outcrops and shoals scattered off their coasts. The summer has seen a succession of maritime disputes involving China, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Taiwan and the Philippines. This week there were more anti-Japanese riots in cities across China because of a dispute over a group of uninhabited islands known to the Japanese as the Senkakus and to the Chinese as the Diaoyus. Toyota and Honda closed down their factories. Amid heated rhetoric on both sides, one Chinese newspaper has helpfully suggested skipping the pointless diplomacy and moving straight to the main course by serving up Japan with an atom bomb. That, thank goodness, is grotesque hyperbole: th

Data Scientist: The Sexiest Job of the 21st Century by Thomas H. Davenport and D.J. Patil Comments (0)         Artwork:   Tamar Cohen,   Andrew J Buboltz,  2011, silk screen on a page from a high school yearbook, 8.5" x 12" When Jonathan Goldman arrived for work in June 2006 at LinkedIn, the business networking site, the place still felt like a start-up. The company had just under 8 million accounts, and the number was growing quickly as existing members invited their friends and colleagues to join. But users weren’t seeking out connections with the people who were already on the site at the rate executives had expected. Something was apparently missing in the social experience. As one LinkedIn manager put it, “It was like arriving at a conference reception and realizing you don’t know anyone. So you just stand in the corner sipping your drink—and you probably leave early.” Goldman, a PhD in physics from

APPLE IPhone 5: A Dispatch From The Front Lines businessweek.com There were only about seven people camped outside Apple’s Fifth Avenue store on Sept. 17, waiting for the Sept. 21 release of the iPhone 5. In a one-hour period no fewer than a dozen journalists visited those seven people. This was the observer effect in full—the act of watching a thing didn’t just change the thing being watched, it was the thing itself.

INCRIVEL 1 da manha, pesquisando varias paginas em assuntos relacionados a negocios e ja estou com mais de 30 abas abertas e o computador mesmo sendo um core i5 com 4gb de ram comeca a travar... como ainda nos dias de hoje pcs tao rapidos nao conseguem lidar com um numero infimo de paginas web..... um misterio a ser solucionado rsrs! forte abraco

  Querido Blog, faz ,muito tempo que nao escrevo nessas linhas! torna se  a cada dia que passa, mais raro e uma excecao podermos passar dias sozinhos, em descanso ou com tempo para fazer as coisas que gostamos ou apreciamos! No entanto acredito tambem que existe muita inercia, muita preguica e muito desleixo nossos em realmente nos dedicarmos a:   1) Acordar mais cedo 2) Aproveitar mais o dia fazendo as coisas que necessitam serem feitas ao inves de apenas conduzirmos nossas vidas a esmo! 3) Mantermos a disciplina e nos mantermos em foco! 4) Utilizar todo nosso potencial para melhorar a nos mesmos e aos proximos!   Entao blog hoje essa é minha contribuicao espero que fiquem em paz!   forte abraco, Ivan

Turning Tragedy Into Triumph By Zig Ziglar For many generations before this century the standard procedure for developing skilled craftsmen was for the father to teach the sons his trade. The skills necessary for the craft were passed from one generation to another. Many years ago a shoe maker was teaching his nine-year-old son his craft to prepare him for life. One day while working, an awl fell from the shoe maker’s table and tragically put out the eye of his nine-year-old son. Without the medical knowledge and expertise of today, the son ended up losing not only that eye, but the other one as well. His father put him in a special school for the sightless. At that time the blind were taught to read by using large, carved wooden blocks. They were clumsy, awkward to handle and required a considerable amount of time to learn. The shoe maker’s son, however, was not content only to learn to read himself. He knew there must be an easier, better way. Over the years, he devised a ne

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_ET0t9nqy4 Deuteronômio 28:1-14 1 - E SERÁ que, se ouvires a voz do SENHOR teu Deus, tendo cuidado de guardar todos os seus mandamentos que eu hoje te ordeno, o SENHOR teu Deus te exaltará sobre todas as nações da terra. 2 - E todas estas bênçãos virão sobre ti e te alcançarão, quando ouvires a voz do SENHOR teu Deus; 3 - Bendito serás na cidade, e bendito serás no campo. 4 - Bendito o fruto do teu ventre, e o fruto da tua terra, e o fruto dos teus animais; e as crias das tuas vacas e das tuas ovelhas. 5 - Bendito o teu cesto e a tua amassadeira. 6 - Bendito serás ao entrares, e bendito serás ao saíres. 7 - O SENHOR entregará, feridos diante de ti, os teus inimigos, que se levantarem contra ti; por um caminho sairão contra ti, mas por sete caminhos fugirão da tua presença. 8 - O SENHOR mandará que a bênção esteja contigo nos teus celeiros, e em tudo o que puseres a tua mão; e te abençoará na terra que te der o SENHOR teu Deus. 9 - O SENHOR te confirm

Why Brazil is the 6th largest economy in the world 29.12.2011   Economist and Lecturer Welinton Santos With a heated domestic market, the increased real purchasing power of Brazilians, improvement programs, income support and families with high economic vulnerability, taking millions of Brazilians out of poverty and the enjoying contribution of more than 31 million Brazilians who in last decade joined the middle class, the country has celebrated 19 new millionaires per day since 2007 with projections to continue until 2014, according to a report published by Forbes, and Brazil currently has 137,000 millionaires and 30 billionaires. The Brazilian economic phenomenon brought surprises to the international economy in 2003, when Goldman Sachs predicted that Brazil would surpass Italy in 2025, and France and leave behind only the United Kingdom in 2035. The reality has changed with the international economic crisis that began in 2008, came to Italy in 2010, the United Kingdom in 2011, Fr

      Foto de 2002 mostra Kim Schmitz (de boné), também conhecido por Dotcom, chegando em Munique, na Alemanha, país em que nasceu Foto: AFP Comentar 105 As ações que culminaram no fechamento do site de compartilhamento de conteúdo Megaupload foram bastante duras. Mandados de busca foram executados em outros oito países além da Nova Zelândia à pedido do FBI, polícia federal americana. De acordo com o detetive inspetor Grant Wormald, na Nova Zelândia, a polícia se deparou com um forte esquema de segurança segundo informações do site da região 3 News . Além de um guarda-costas, a polícia encontrou pela frente duas espingardas. "Não foi o caso de bater na porta", disse ele. Uma equipe de mais de 70 agentes neozelandeses inspecionou nesta sexta-feira a mansão de US$ 30 milhões onde Schmitz morava em Auckland com sua família e outros nove imóveis na mesma cidade Em uma de suas propriedades, a mansão milionária Chrisco, foram encontrados US$ 10 milhões - incluindo título

By Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., CNS Ask any baby boomer for his top five health concerns, and one of them is sure to be preserving his memory. At our age, it's easy to start forgetting things, and easier still to worry that those common "senior moments" are the beginning of something more serious. But there are things you can do to power up your brain. And one of those things is as easy as taking a supplement. Glycerophosphocholine (GPC) is in the class of biochemicals known as phospholipids, which are critical for the health of your cell membranes. It's also available as a powerful supplement that has been extensively researched for its effect on mental performance, attention, concentration, and memory formation. It's found in abundant quantities in mother's milk - which tells us something about how important it is. But there are only tiny amounts in food. In one study, researchers gave volunteers either GPC or a placebo over the course of about 10 days. Volunteers

"Entrepreneurs are risk takers, willing to roll the dice with their money or reputation on the line in support of an idea or enterprise. They willingly assume responsibility for the success or failure of a venture and are answerable for all its facets." -Victor Kiam How to Become a Chicken Entrepreneur By Michael Masterson I firmly believe that one of the best (or possibly the best) ways of growing wealthy is to start your own business. And while I'm all for taking on a limited amount of risk, I'm not about to recommend that you jump ship in the hopes that you can build a raft while struggling to stay afloat. That's where my principle of "chicken entrepreneurship" comes in. Chicken entrepreneurship figures heavily in my latest book, Seven Years to Seven Figures . It has certainly helped many of my friends and colleagues build seven-figure incomes. But that doesn't explain the concept. A reporter for CNNMoney who recently reviewed my book Automat

  Hal looked tired. He had been working almost nonstop for a month, running between his office in Honduras, his jobs in Central America, and his second home in Canada. Tonight, he was in Delray Beach, Florida, and was talking to me about a development project in Nicaragua. "You shouldn't be working this hard," I told him. He agreed. But he'd been putting in these kinds of hours for more than 20 years. His business was getting bigger every year, yet he wasn't looking any better for it. We talked about the project. He showed me his plans. Hal is a very talented designer. He is in great demand in Central America, where his colorful, creative Caribbean-flavored designs have been very successful. And Hal is an impressive guy -- bright, articulate, accomplished. What I most admire about him is that he changed his career about 20 years ago and started a business doing something he loved. He didn't have any preparation or education that would make it easy for him. H