A huge list of summer events happening all around Vancouver. So much to see and do in this guide.
Download it for free and feel free to share with friends. Life is better when you’re more social.
Click here to download the guide (PDF) – The Ultimate Guide to Summer – Vancouver 2014
Some knowledge from a huge and successful hedge fund manager.
His book “Margin of Safety” is out of print and available for $2,000 on eBay. Or you can search online for some PDF versions.
Interviewed by Charlie Rose
[youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohtAnE8C4Ao%5D
Psychology of Leadership – Harvard
[youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBiUm0ojcOA%5D
New video out “Tracing Skylines” by “Poor Boyz Productions”.
Amazing street skiing / jib sessions in abandoned warehouses, schools and hospitals in Detroit. Video speaks for itself.
Credit to Hell Yeah Detroit for the link.
Do you want to learn how to code and be better in your job or your life?
Will Lam has put together an excellent list of links about learning, and specifically about learning to be more technical.
Here’s the collection:
Just released… the video from this year’s spectacular Diner en Blanc event featuring custom music produced for this clip.
Unfortunately I couldn’t be there in person this year so I’m living vicariously through the photos. If you missed it, you can too. If you were there, here are some links to the best Diner en Blanc Vancouver photos for 2013.
I’ll be updating this post as more DEB photo galleries come online.
Photos from Twitter tagged with #DEBVan
Vancity Buzz – 25 Amazing Diner en Blanc 2013 Photos
The Province – Diner en Blanc Sweeps through Vancouver
The Vancouver Sun – Diner en Blanc Sets Up Next to Science World
The Glass Eye – Diner en Blanc Vancouver Photo Gallery
Maurice Li Photography – Diner en Blanc Vancouver 2013 Photo Gallery
After Dark With Rick Chung – Diner en Blanc 2013 x Secret Dinner x Science World
Short Link for sharing: http://wp.me/pFtxq-3n4s49
Photo Credit: The Glass Eye
Photo Credit: Maurice Li
Photo Credit: Maurice Li
Hi friends. This morning I ran my first “Twitter lesson” for an hour. I can’t take credit for inventing this strategy as I think I stole it from a few people in my timeline who I have seen do the same thing.
In case you missed it, here it is laid out below in the correct chronological order. Of course, there wasn’t space to get into too much detail with the 140 character limit so if any of these bring up questions for you please ask and I’m happy to answer them.
