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The Paradox of Successful Leadership
“Flowing Data, Cycle of Many, a 24-hour snapshot for a day in the life of Americans: “This is a 24-hour snapshot for a day in the life of Americans. Each ring represents an activity with a color. More dots means a greater percentage of people doing the respective activity during a certain time of day…”
AN IDEA SO CRAZY IT JUST MIGHT WORK: Focusing policing on violent crime instead of revenue generation.
After 9/11: how China saw a chance to crack down at home in global fight on terror South China Morning Post
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PC Magazine - 8 Easy Ways to Stay Anonymous Online: “…There are always going to be good reasons for people to go online without being tracked. For one, anonymity may be the only way for a real whistleblower to reveal corruption, considering how some have been treated. But there’s nothing wrong with wanting to stay anonymous, no matter what you’re doing. Is it even possible to take control of your own personal privacy online? Ultimately, the only way to stay truly anonymous online is…not to go online at all. That’s not a real option for most of us, though. Here’s a rundown of what you can do to minimize spying, targeted ads, and ID theft as you explore the online world…”