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Election Day Reimagined as a Joyful Celebration
We May Be Penguins – Thoughts on the Fermi Paradox

7 Straight-Forward Rules: How to Successfully Market Your Brand
You’re starting a business, you have big ambitions, and you need to quickly make your brand known and loved out in the world, to start bringing in the customers. You should probably pick up a book or two on the topic, but to kick things off, here’s my version of Marketing & Branding 101.

Nesten for mange råd om hvordan lese grundig korrektur

Here’s Why I Keep Insisting That Your Target Audience is Too Broad

Why Small Businesses Should Shun Black Friday — and How
Black Friday is almost here again. And it’s getting crazier by the year. Here are some reasons why you should ignore the most dangerous shopping day of the year, and advice for those who can’t.

Don’t get fooled by outrage

Tillatelse til å Selge og Snoke

Minst annerledes av alle i New York
Det er vår oppgave, som innovatører, å være annerledes. Og man skulle kanskje tro vi var gode på det i Annerledeslandet Norge, men det spørs om ikke vi har noe å lære om annerledeshet.
Jeg er nok den minst “annerledese” personen i hele New York.

Men hva er stand-up?

Det gode liv i Galicia

Det uparfymerte Spania

Legislation, Regulation & Documentation
Between domestic legislation, international law and multilateral consensus, a group of about 40 industrialized countries with a thing about signing papers, have made a megalomaniacal dictator’s job difficult – not to mention that of his suppliers. The handful of countries that, after having started two world wars, have learned the recipe for destruction, are doing their best to keep it a secret.

The mirror

The 12.7-millimeter football
Licensing to Kill?

What the hell happened?
When New York City's Twin Towers came plunging down on Wall Street, they brought with them the employees and offices of some 280 companies. Six banks, five brokerage houses and three insurance companies had their headquarters in the two skyscrapers, and many more rented prestigious space there. The disaster's effects on the American and global economy were significant, but surprisingly, they were neither unprecedented nor completely devastating.



