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<description>I'm sure this is going to come of to many as something to do about nothing and it certainly didn't offend me personally but....I was a food court the other day. Difference sections of the food court had labels. There was the "Green" section which was the salad area, there was the a "Drinks" section and a "Vegetarian" section for vegetarian friendly prepared foods. There was one area labeled "Home Cooking" and another labeled "International". The "home cooking" area had various chicken and beef dishes and things like string beans and zucchini. The international section had Chinese and Indian foods.</description>
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<description>As of May 5th I started a job at Google in Mountain View. I can't say what I am working on as it is still top secret but I can say it REALLY REALLY wanted to work on it which is why I took the job.</description>
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<description>Just hoping to get some other points of view.The Slashdot crowd and similar people like to call IP Imaginary Property to try to point out that there is no such thing and therefore it shouldn't be treated like property. They like to point out that copying some music or a movie or software isn't like stealing because the person who it was copied from has not lost their originalWell, playing devil's advocate...Money is effectively a fiction. It's just a number in a computer database. When your employer pays you they don't send physical money to the bank. They just tell the bank to subtract from their account number and add to your account number. It's all virtual.</description>
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<title>The Parable of the Talents</title>
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<description>I started reading a new book, the Mind of the Market, and so far I've only read the first chapter but during that time the parable of the talents came up.</description>
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