Coulier reacts to Yahoo acquisition.
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Marks from Extraface
I managed over 12,000 people at Groupon, most under the age of 25. One thing that surprised me was that many would arrive at orientation with minimal understanding of basic business wisdom. ”Haven’t you read any business books? Good to Great? Winning? The One Minute Manager?” I’d ask. ”Business books? Not really our thing,” was the typical response. I came to realize that there was a real need to present business wisdom in a format that is more accessible to the younger generation.
For Real, Ex-Groupon CEO Andrew Mason Is Releasing An Album Of Motivational Music | TechCrunch
I AM SO EXCITED ABOUT THIS.
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Mason = Shatner.
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“You just got Jammed.”
People of Tumblr: you need to work on adding to the “You Just Got Jammed” tag. This I command.
Music is not something I do from 9 to 5. It’s a state of being, and like a doctor who delivers babies, I’m on call all the time because that’s the kind of work this is.
-Lauryn, Ivy League educated but couldn’t manage to get it together enough to pay her taxes or even have a good excuse, Hill.
And no, it’s not like a doctor who delivers babies.
i wish i could use emoji’s in real life
wait apparently those are called emotions
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The most frightening device I’ve ever seen. (via Fr 60 Chicken Pluckers Defeather Commercial Poultry Cleaning Machine | eBay)
Kids aren’t leaving social networks. They’re redefining the word “social.” Rather, they’re actually using the word with the intent of its original meaning: making contact with other human beings. Communicating. Back-and-forth, fairly immediate dialogue. Most of it digitally. But most of it with the intent of a conversation where two (or more) people are exchanging information and emotion. Not posting it. Exchanging it.