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Neil's Rules

1. If you work out while talking on your cell phone, its not a real workout
2. Get the facts, then act accordingly
3. Live in California for at least a year, live outside of California for at least a year
4. If its not on Google, its not on the Internet
5. Nobody knows your situation better than yourself
6. Don't be afraid to break things
7. Be aware of your situation
8. Set your requirements first
9. Be prepared
10. Expect nothing
11. Star Wars is overrated
12. Everyone has their own warped view of the world
13. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should
14. Its all on the table
15. Most people make most things way too complicated
16. Some people just like to listen to themselves talk
17. Something that seems ordinary to you, may be extraordinary to someone else
18. People only see what they want to see
19. Actions speak louder than words
20. You don't ask someone to do something you aren't willing to do yourself
21. Just because you have a camera in your hand, doesn't mean you can wander anywhere, anytime
22. Blogs suck

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