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Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

Ah memories from the 80’s… 🙂

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The Man Who Started ‘Throwback Thursday’

I just backed Dart: The World’s Smallest Laptop Adapter on Kickstarter http://kck.st/1nmwyic

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Inventables is really hitting it out of the park!

Full story here: http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2014/04/04/your-chicago-inventables/

Man – I can’t tell you the number of meetings I’ve been in that were like this…

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Worth a quick watch… it’ll make you chuckle…

“You learned this in the third grade. Unless you’re in the second grade. ”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJ2SHSg5rIY&feature=youtube_gdata_player

This article is great – I meet with guys who are working on a new startup and they have really lofty expectations of their lifestyle for the first few years…

“you’ll be doing worse than you were at your job for 1000 days after you start your muse business.”

http://www.tropicalmba.com/living-the-dream/

The amount of effort and completness in capturing information on US Citizens is really astonishing… how they can deny they are doing this is nuts…

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“Being a Founder Is Lonely

You don’t hear this a lot publicly, but man, being a founder is a lonely affair. By definition, you don’t have a lot of peers. When people at your company go to lunch, they have a common theme — they can complain about management. But you are management. You can’t go to lunch and complain to anyone.”

http://www.forbes.com/sites/theyec/2013/05/10/5-things-founders-dont-talk-about/

“Perhaps the laid-back dreaminess of the era was best captured by the super-relaxed title Richard Yoo chose for himself. Yoo, the cofounder of Rackspace, left that company to create a hosting service aimed at the lower end of the market. He called it ServerBeach, and to make clear his own place at the top of this chilled-out virtual seaside community, he declared himself its “Big Kahuna.” The idyll didn’t last, though, as the company was acquired by Peer 1 Hosting in 2004.”

The strangest job titles of the dot-com era

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“A new study suggests the early riser has only more time for mediocrity.”

http://m.medicaldaily.com/articles/14379/20130325/night-owls-smarter-new-study-suggests-late.htm