Echo117

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by Echo117 12y ago
Your third example should go under the distinction of statements you disagree with. There are plenty of reasons why Instagram may be worth $1 billion that are not outrageously, astonishingly wrong . Not least of which is because that'
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by Echo117 12y ago
That was the first Kickstarter. The most recent one (and the one described in the story regarding $300k raised, etc.), is here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/694835844/pool-tile-by-...
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by Echo117 12y ago
There are about 2,000 audiobooks available through Kindle Unlimited. Compared with 150,000+ available through Audible. So yes, if the books you want to listen to are on KU, it's a better deal. *Full press release embedded here: http:&
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by Echo117 12y ago
Happy Place tackles this "study": http://happyplace.someecards.com/stop-sharing-this-crap/a-re...
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by Echo117 13y ago
I've had the Sleep Innovations mattress on my list to buy for a while ( http://www.amazon.com/Sleep-Innovations-SureTemp-Mattress-Wa... ). Any differences between the two that you'd like to highlight or comment on?
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by Echo117 13y ago
That link currently ranks at #4 for me in a Google search of Christopher Duntsch, no quotes.
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by Echo117 13y ago
Of course it is. I've done it before, it's not particularly difficult after an adjustment period if you work a desk job with Internet access. Anyway, if you're seriously considering cutting off at-home Internet, take a look a
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by Echo117 13y ago
I'm assuming that qualified investors means accredited investors. SEC definition here: http://www.sec.gov/answers/accred.htm
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by Echo117 13y ago
You still need to be an accredited investor to take part in these potential general solicitation rounds (net worth above $1 million, minus primary residence, or annual income of more than $200,000), right?
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by Echo117 13y ago
Age 29 the first with regular speed of clicks. Age 53 the second time taking lots of time between clicks and being more careful to click the center of the circle.
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by Echo117 14y ago
Are you thinking of Gadsby? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gadsby_%28novel%29
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by Echo117 14y ago
Sensational headline. Sure, money managers have a significant interest in lying about their likelihood of outperforming market averages (6.6% real return in the last 100 years, by the way, not 5%), but their fees don't mean that "compound i
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An Update to that Groupon Waffle Tale(dcist.com)
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by Echo117 14y ago
My preference has been http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/business/buy-rent-calcula... There are a lot more options that I can take into account using the NYT version (ownership costs, HOA fees, specific mortgage rate, length of mortgage,
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by Echo117 14y ago
Response from Groupon: “Mr. Nels[e]n initially approached Groupon and our merchant advisors structured a deal to best encourage overspend and help his business grow. We also required Back Alley to cap the number of Groupons sold to ensure t