February 2012
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“Every time I read an article about conservatives being “pro- life” I am reminded...”
– The ‘Safe, Legal, Rare’ Illusion - NYTimes.com
YES.
(via golden-notebook)
“The answer to the contraband stuff is flooding the market with authorized...”
– Bill Patry
Copyright Sage Bill Patry On What Content Owners Should Do Now | paidContent (via fred-wilson)
Watchmaddieandme:
Madelyns’s first successful creep! She’ll be scooting and crawling any time now.
Her motivation? Wants to rip up the flooring, just like her mom.
Whoa, my niece is starting to crawl!
“What I like to say is that Mother Nature writes some things in pencil and some...”
– crazy, was just asking someone about where we’re at in the study of epigenetics.
A Thing or Two About Twins [NatGeo] (via thenoobyorker)
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Kickstarter Expects to Provide More Funding Than... →
Morgan Missen: What I'm Reading - Organizations,... →
morganmissen:
Tech Company Culture
Building an Entrepreneurial Startup Culture and Creating a Product Focused Startup Culture - Mike Karnjanaprakorn, CEO of Skillshare, a company that knows who they are and where they want to go.
How Tumblr Created a Design Culture With No…
Dear HBO
Amen. (from December btw)
parislemon:
First and foremost, I love your content. You’ve produced several of my favorite shows over the years, and the hits keep on coming. I’d love to watch Game of Thrones now, but I can’t. You see, the only way to get your service is to be a cable subscriber, and several months ago I cut the cord.
The recent news that you’ve reached agreements with Cablevision...
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Q&A: @foursquare ceo @dens on what he's learning... →
timfalls:
i absolutely love the story behind foursquare. it’s an awesome app, yet it has had its fair share of critics from day one. and despite the doubters, the company keeps innovating, developing new features and improving on a product that has attracted millions of active users. in my opinion, foursquare will continue to prove the critics wrong, as their team continues to build a service...
“Microsoft’s biggest miss was allowing the world to finally see the truth behind...”
– - Patrick Rhone, Microsoft’s Biggest Miss
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