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Tame Bear on November 1st, 2014

HERE’S MY SIMPLE ADVICE. Tell your PTC STORY on your WordPress blog. Create a lead capture page inviting people to follow your story. Write episodic blog posts filled with details about your earning/advertising strategies for others to follow. Write emails to your subscribers, linking to each new blog post. Sequence your emails in your autoresponder. Now […]

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Tame Bear on March 26th, 2014

This post is all about Litecoin. I will update it whenever I learn something new. Bookmark this page and visit again whenever you think of it. To begin with, I have downloaded Litecoin-QT for Mac OS X to run on my desktop Mac, a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo MacMini with 8GB 1067 MHz […]

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Tame Bear on March 9th, 2014

We perceive things in layers. From one room through a doorway into another room, and then out through the back door into the backyard, where I can see across the block to the next street in several directions. one room (doorway) another room (back door) the backyard (the block) the next street (the treetops) the […]

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Tame Bear on February 16th, 2014

I read Seth Godin’s essay earlier today on “Are you an elite?,” and it got me wondering about one word that I couldn’t quite splice into the story’s meaning. That word was shipping. Because it puzzled me, I sent out this tweet… One item in Seth Godin’s essay “Are you an elite?” strikes a dissonant […]

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Tame Bear on December 5th, 2013

The Insanity Of Bitcoin, Explained. http://t.co/YOP2vBYqxn #bitcoinexplained — Tame Bear (@TameBear) December 5, 2013 Mt.Gox Launches http://t.co/07NK2sJ0Nq To Explain What The Heck A Bitcoin Is. http://t.co/0CRo8atle3 #bitcoinexplained — Tame Bear (@TameBear) December 5, 2013

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Tame Bear on October 25th, 2013

When the hubbub finally settles, and all the remaining web site glitches have been ironed out, and society at large has grown tired of the dull critique from politicians on the sidelines, and the roll-out of “ObamaCare” becomes a done deal across the land, then some 33 million Americans who have not previously had access to […]

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Tame Bear on October 9th, 2013

Isn’t it interesting, corresponding with the Congressional Blockade and Government Shutdown, there is a similar suppression and shutdown of government web sites that normally disseminate government information to the public. Specifically, over at nasa.gov where astronomical and space news is normally ongoing; that web site is shuttered. I noticed one brief mention in TheDenverChannel.com story […]

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Tame Bear on April 18th, 2013

About a month ago I discovered the 5:2 diet — 5 days per week eating normally (following my LoseIt plan), and on any two non-consecutive days of my choosing I “fast.” Fasting in this case does not mean eating nothing. Because I’m a guy, I can eat 600 calories. (For women, it’s 500 calories.) After […]

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Tame Bear on March 15th, 2013

Here’s what happens when an automated robo-call from CVS Pharmacy contacts my Google Voice phone number with voice-to-text translation:    “Yellow This is C. V. S. Pharmacy. Our records indicate that it’s time for Peter, yo Cally. Yeah to refill the prescription with us you call back later today to remove this number from a […]

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Tame Bear on November 30th, 2012

Everything has a life — a beginning, a middle, and an end. Absolutely everything. An endless ebb and flow of energy in countless forms. Each one of us is born, we live, and then we die. Every animal and plant comes into being, lives, and dies. Everything has an arc of life that opens out […]

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