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Dougl Hegdahl, a U.S. Navy petty officer, was captured during the Vietnam War. His captors thought him unintelligent, earning him the moniker "The Stupid."
He feigned ignorance, opting to hum a song instead of speaking.
While in captivity, Hegdahl maintained this act, leading his Vietnamese captors to believe he suffered from a mental disorder.
After being freed and returning to the United States, Hegdahl astounded everyone by listing approximately 256 names of missing fellow POWs.
He had ingeniously memorized their names by associating them with the melody of "Old MacDonald Had a Farm," the same tune he hummed throughout his imprisonment.
When we are down our only option is to look up. Keep the faith. Keep the love. #Election2016
Google's War on Data and the Clickstream Revolution moz.com/blog/clickstream-dat… via @Moz
6 Easy-to-Steal Rituals of Extremely Successful People (by Marc and Angel) youtu.be/dhsonT89svs?list=PL… via @YouTube
How Successful People Work Less and Get More Done entm.ag/1KO6YxE via @Entrepreneur
Growth = measurement & continuous tweaking. Free up your budget or time for +_15% for experimentation #biz #marketing
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25 years ago, Al Gore found a series of tubes and built the Internet. Happy bday, Internet! #EarlyInternetMemories
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A Startling Case Study of Negative SEO moz.com/ugc/a-startling-case… 99% of negative SEO is actually the site's fault IMO, but this is interesting
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Use an empty glass vase or bowl to amplify your music on your phone and pick up more low-end frequencies #LifeHack
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The problem is not the problem, the problem is your attitude about the problem.- Jack Sparrow.
#Tip of the day: how to keep your #iphone charger from bending and breaking: facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=…
Mmm. Smells like a diet I could stick with ;-) facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=…
When out networking, forget about quantity. Focus on a few influential people that can give you access. #networking
Stop cutting the quality of your products in search of bigger margins. You'll open the door for a competitor and shut the door for clients.











