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Jam
on May 17, 2012
CLICK to listen to the audio version of this Daily Paradox Alexis Tsipras, of whom you are going to hear a lot more, has a wonderful idea. It can be summed up as ‘jam’. Jam yesterday, jam tomorrow and, above all, jam today. ‘Jam’ in this context means sweet living, happy, carefree times, not a [...]
Good and bad leavers
on May 17, 2012
CLICK to listen to the audio version of this Daily Paradox We know about good and bad losers. Often exemplified by lessons on the playing fields at school, we are encouraged to be good losers, not to become over-discouraged by failure, to learn from our mistakes and to give the winner a pat on the [...]
SERICE – a true story of two days ago
on May 16, 2012
CLICK to listen to the audio verison of this Daily Paradox SERVICE – a true story of two days ago Text message from me to Singapore Courier Service: “Please collect package of four books today from (address) for delivery to (name and address). Please advise time of collection and cost. John Bittleston” Text message from [...]
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