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That's awesome! I'm actually working with a kind of CAH version, could be interested in buying it. What do you want for it?

A couple of good points but a rather popr presentation...

We had problems today. We had the bad luck that one of our web roles crashed during the time the admin interface was down. That meant we couldn't restart it and neither could microsoft. We will be adding instances to the role to avoid similar problems. Otherwise, we are very happy with Azure.

Without knowing much about Ron Paul, I was shocked to see you call Paul for females by repealing Roe vs Wade! Abortion should always be a womans own choice, not something the government should meddle with.

Vie?

I have tried all of them and now I use reeder and I'm very happy with it!

I got 19 800. As a Swedish non-native speaker I thought it was OK. The test needs to also show the averages for non-natives and natives separate.

That is a really bad way to set and remember passwords for most people. It's so complex, it must take a couple of minutes to calculate the password every time. Security that people actually USE, needs to be simple.

I usually use sentances with 4 or so words, that is odd enough to remember. I combine that with keepass safe for sites i only log into on my computers and synch it using dropbox. I also have access to it on my iphone and ipad. The combination of these techniques enable me to log into most sites without a password manager and all of them on the fly.

That is just great. Just what is needed to increase the chances the generation growing up now will be entrepreneurs. I will try to set us up as a host for something similar this fall here in Sweden. I am inspired by all actions to increase entrepreneurship and especially to children and teenagers.

I think the biggest problem is that the staff and sometimes the owners don't understand what is the biggest possible gain - to get people in the door and then blow them away with great service and great products. I guess Groupon and the other giants probably don't tell the companies this enough. If I buy a coupon and get great service (pretty much the opposite of the story above) I would come back and recommend it to my friends. What companies end up doing, is paying through their noses to spread bad reputation about themselves.

If the restaurant would have treated the customers like all the other guests and maybe let them order the more expensive bottle of wine while explaining that it's actually not included (with a smile!) those two guys would have walked out happy and would probably have returned.

Groupon and the other coupon sites is a marketing expense, so treat it like one. You don't put up ads in the magazine with a discount and then scare away the customers when they show up! I don't defend the coupon sites, they seem to take a whole lot of the money for a small benefit. However, if you go into the deal, you might as well make the best of it. They will use the groupon no matter if you're nice or not.