One Piece Episode 425
In this episode with Joe Fontana, we discuss the power of small daily improvements, how it all begins with making the choice to start, what Joe loves about the industry, advice on recruiting/staffing team members, finding and following your why, finding a mentor, how to start a business plan, going to experts for help, testing your concept with popups, setting up a successful Kickstarter campaign, hiring on values, not promoting your opening, starting as lean as possible with low monthly cost, and focusing on cash flow.
One Piece Episode 425
In this episode, Jeremy is joined by Mr. Joshua Blum of the 13th Hour Podcast and they talk about the 36 Chambers of Shaolin 36 Chambers of Shaolin Discussion with Mr. Joshua Blum - Episode 425 The 36 Chambers of Shaolin is one of the classic films that the Shaw Brothers has made.
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Blissfully unspoilered One Piece noob takes the plunge and wades through the eight-hundred plus episodes of One Piece for the first time.POSTS: Monday, Thursday, Saturday. TWITTER: @thdray1 Will answer questions there too.DISCUSSION: If you want to join in the One Piece chat, I've set replies to week-long followers only (as spoiler protection). Reblogs work, though, so I'll answer from those too.
Anthony S. Luciano Raimondi was born into the world of organized crime, spent much of his life as a mob enforcer, has played part in heists and assassinations, and is the author of When the Bullet Hits the Bone. This is part one of a two-part episode. Check out part two here!
Anthony Raimondi: [00:05:33] That I put it up with Meyer because me and Meyer used to joke around and called it that. Me and Meyer Lansky used to joke around and called it the Kosher Nostra. He says, "You know, we've got to kill him in a kosher way." "What the f*ck are you talking about we got to kill them in a kosher way?" "You know, we bless him first and then we kill them?" He goes, "I became a rabbi. So I could bless them, then kill them." I used to laugh when he told me this. But Meyer I did a lot of work. Let me tell you he was a piece of work, this guy.
Anthony Raimondi: [00:08:58] Gambling, card games, poker, we had the horse races. You had numbers betting. You had sports betting. You had numbers. You had after hour clubs, legitimate clubs that you had a piece of. Like in my book two, I tell about all the clubs that I shook down in Manhattan. I shook down every big major club in Manhattan and I had a shylock business going there from Studio 54 to Regine's to the Electric Circus to New York, New York, all of them. I had a shylock business back then. I had about 250,000 on the street in these clubs alone.
Anthony Raimondi: [00:11:27] Forget about book one. I'm going to add more stories to it. I took it away from the publisher that I was at. And some publishers from L.A. want it, and they want me to put more stories. So we pulled it off the shelf, but I believe we can go to the printer or whoever, and you can get copies of the book. I'm going to put seven more episodes in it and they want to make the book bigger and they want to do a book tour, book signings, and everywhere. The other company that I had; they've got no guts. They didn't do anything. So they were a lot of nonsense, so I said, "You know what I want out of the contract." They were nice about it. They saw what I wanted and they gave me out of the contract with no problem.
Jordan Harbinger: [01:01:54] Stay tuned for part two of this interview coming up in just a couple of days here. I've got some thoughts on this episode as usual. But before I get into that, here's a preview of my conversation with Austin Meyer. He's a software developer who exposes patent trolls and how they shake down innocent victims using legal loopholes and abuse of the system.
Jordan Harbinger: [01:03:29] For more with Austin Meyer, including the details of his own investigation into patent trolls, and why none of us are safe, check out episode 326 of The Jordan Harbinger Show.
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The experience of trying to write something so very small and then trying to read it certainly helps to understand that this leaf was purposefully designed and formatted for a small surface area. It was not a random piece of parchment from a pile of left-overs. The scribe knew that he or she needed to make the text as condensed as possible, likely so that many leaves could be bound and carried with a friar on his travels. The use of abbreviations helped to condense the text and a friar, educated for preaching, would have been able to decipher them.
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