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buromarks: https://www.typotheque.com/blog/lava
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And the Internet, I think, is an enormous benefit to the model of adding value, and it’s an enormous danger to the model of extracting value. yessssss Inside the mind of Marc Andreessen – Fortune Management (via fred-wilson)
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One of the things that’s going to be huge in the future is the ability to get educated online. That’s a wave that’s going to hit in a major way in the next 20 years, and will be a huge improvement to consumer welfare all around the world. Marc Andreessen Inside the mind of Marc…
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A Q&A With Jose Ferreira, Founder And CEO Of Knewton
A Q&A With Jose Ferreira, Founder And CEO Of Knewton Join our live discussion on Monday, November 25th at 11:00 a.m. (ET) on what big data and analytics mean for the future of higher education.
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raymondboisjoly: Duane Linklater2005 Grand Jeep Cherokee, 2013 Decommission features a new sculptural work, 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee, Linklater’s retired family vehicle stripped down to the frame. The work functions as an inquest into the jeep’s problematic model name, which stereotypically associates land and nature with Indigenous cultures. Stranded and vulnerable in the gallery space, the dismantled jeep…
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Design Pro Solutions is owned by August 99, an outsourced web design company in The Philippines. We offer the best virtual teams and web design outsourcing services and professional support to web design companies, online marketing firms and digital agencies through our affordable web outsourcing service. Our 20-person office in Los Angeles is supported by…
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Where did banana republics get their name?
Where did banana republics get their name? azspot: VIOLENT, poor and politically wobbly, Honduras meets most people’s definition of a banana republic. On Sunday it will hold a closely-fought presidential election, four years after a coup in which the then president was bundled out of the presidential palace in his pyjamas and put on a military plane to…
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When an autopilot system fails, too many pilots, thrust abruptly into what has become a rare role, make mistakes. Rory Kay, a veteran United captain who has served as the top safety official of the Air Line Pilots Association, put the problem bluntly in a 2011 interview with the Associated Press: “We’re forgetting how to…
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