Amazing Song, Amazing MV, Amazing Album
没有不会淡的疤
没有不会好的伤
没有不会停下来的绝望
就算只有片刻我也不害怕, 片刻组成永恒啊
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Bernard Tapie Group Officially Acquires Full Tilt
Bernard Tapie Group Officially Acquires Full Tilt
The U.S. Department of Justice finally signed off on a deal that will see the Bernard Tapie Group takeover Full Tilt Poker yesterday.
As part of the deal FTP has agreed to forfeit its assets to the U.S. government, which then sold the assets to the Tapie Group.
The French firm will take responsibility for the players outside of the U.S. who never got their deposits back from the site while the DOJ will return funds to American players.
The U.S. Department of Justice finally signed off on a deal that will see the Bernard Tapie Group takeover Full Tilt Poker yesterday.
As part of the deal FTP has agreed to forfeit its assets to the U.S. government, which then sold the assets to the Tapie Group.
The French firm will take responsibility for the players outside of the U.S. who never got their deposits back from the site while the DOJ will return funds to American players.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Thursday, November 03, 2011
Decision
"You don't have much time left. You better decide by December and tell me what you want to do."
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Tuesday, November 01, 2011
I Moved Your Cheese
When Max was younger, he once asked his parents why there was a maze. His parents didn’t understand the question. When he persisted, they told him that some questions have no answers and that the maze simply is. When he asked why the maze was designed the way it was, and why it had so many useless paths, they told him not to waste time wondering why.
They told him to focus, instead, on learning how to navigate the maze. You don’t get to the cheese by wondering why, they said; you get to it by running around the maze as fast as you can. The maze, they explained, was a given. You work with what you’re given. It is pretty arrogant for a young mouse to think that he could do otherwise, they cautioned.
They told him to focus, instead, on learning how to navigate the maze. You don’t get to the cheese by wondering why, they said; you get to it by running around the maze as fast as you can. The maze, they explained, was a given. You work with what you’re given. It is pretty arrogant for a young mouse to think that he could do otherwise, they cautioned.
Max was not blessed with the virtue of blind obedience. Instead, he continued to annoy his parents, his friends, his teachers, and anyone else who made the mistake of discussing such matters with him. The more he questioned, the more he discovered how little the other mice understood. They knew a whole lot, but they understood very little.
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Max was determined to discover who had moved the cheese. He was determined to discover why they had moved it. He was determined to discover why the maze was the way it was. And he was determined to change what he did not like about the maze. And so he set about it.
And a long time passed.
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