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by donna 19y ago
there is also Catastrophe Health Insurance
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by donna 19y ago
i like to believe that if you offer your customers great service they will bring you more customers.
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by donna 19y ago
writing a lot of code allows many experiments to be performed. this is valuable when the problem is not well-defined, or when solutions can't be evaluated until tested on actual users or under partly-unknown real-world conditions. otherwise
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by donna 19y ago
Really good point about redefining the pitch and returning based on what they critiqued.
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by donna 19y ago
my take is to first know how I will behave, will I use it? Purchase it, recommend it? It was probably best that BVP past on Apple, eBay, FedEx opportunities. Sounds like they were unable to use those products, --it's more than just the fina
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by donna 19y ago
what was rejected?
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by donna 19y ago
would you be equating men in the field of technology by cutey pie??.. I would appreciate respecting her accomplishments equally thank you.
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by donna 19y ago
and... http://www.engadget.com/ , http://gizmodo.com/ ....
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by donna 19y ago
Will Google stay focused on it's foundation of a clean design for the user's searching experience? Or, will Google loose sight of the user and become a page of cluttered advertisement? Hmmm...
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by donna 19y ago
Again with the age stories... living life fully in exploring what one loves and finds interesting, and exciting. For me personally; MySpace/Facebook do not offer anything of interest. LinkedIn offers more of what i'm interested in spendin
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by donna 19y ago
I LOVE THAT! What a brilliant piece to launch thier talents. Bravo! ;-D
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Fast Talk: The Blogosphere's Kingmaker(fastcompany.com)
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Let customers know exactly why they need your business. (entrepreneur.com)
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by donna 19y ago
The "intellectual curiosity" piece was written by a gentleman in Dubai, UAE.--not by a silicon valley type.
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by donna 19y ago
IPO changes the culture from start-up to keep-it-up, the invested public expects growth and returns, oh.. but they most likely will will never use FaceBook to create growth. Hmmm greed.
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by donna 19y ago
sent the email.. let's see what unfolds. ;-D
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by donna 19y ago
Interesting... According this article, despite Facebook's open-to-developers platform, its irrelevant / lacking demographics & preferences (including specs of users' relationships to each other) are preventing Facebook from serving th
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by donna 19y ago
I'm confused the instant i view it. Is it about carnivals? The graphics/colors are so intense and disorienting i'm too distracted to type anything. My first response is another Google copycat interface, except now with a tag cloud. Te
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by donna 19y ago
I'd like to read: How to help start-ups get financed, --instead of telling the start-up about the money deal, tell them the exact experience in 12 steps of what hooking up looks like.
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by donna 19y ago
When I started as an entrepreneur, I asked a friend who lost his business what should I know. He only responded with "you'll find out, as you go". The exciting piece for me has been to discover the unknown. The challenging is the unfoldi
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by donna 19y ago
link: http://www.cribornament.com/
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by donna 19y ago
Here's something interesting http://farrukh.wordpress.com/2006/05/28/does-age-matter-in-advertising-agencies/ "The need for "intellectual curiosity" is being stressed."
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by donna 19y ago
what I've noticed throughout my career in the computer industry is this: it takes open minds to blaze trails (age is irrelevant). Ones ability to adapt and evolve to newer mediums. So many times I hear how painful the computer is to use fr
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by donna 19y ago
Hotlinking is rampant. That guy would be paying $3 per day for bandwidth if he was using Amazon S3. StumbleUpon for example, is practically based on hotlinking images into one's blog.
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Hotlinking - what it is and how to stop it(smemon.com)
2 points by donna 19y ago|1 comments
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The Irrational Investor(psychologytoday.com)
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Skin in the Game(brockblake.com)
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by donna 19y ago
my pleasure! ;-D
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Entrepreneurs: Don't Quit Your Day Job(tracksuitceo.wordpress.com)
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by donna 19y ago
Looks like the first paragraph sums up all the real findings... the rest is a bunch of speculation, and statement of need for further research.

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