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timjahn
15y ago
I feel the "without a shark cage" claim is a bit misleading. While she won't physically have a 100% protective shark cage around her, she has a crew of experienced professionals protecting her the entire trip, whose sole purpose is to ensu
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To Boost the Economy, Help the Self-Employed
(businessweek.com)
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timjahn
15y ago
I was never really familiar with who Felicia Day was until I saw her on Kevin Pollak's Chat Show (link: http://www.kevinpollakschatshow.com/archive/?cat=197 ) After that 2 hour interview, I realized she was an extremely smart, forward thin
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timjahn
15y ago
So happy to see Eddy and Dashin continue succeeding! I feel like "I knew them when", back when they were running their Beard Papas shop here in Chicago and hacking away at this idea. Love stories like theirs.
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Chicago based Goshi Debuts Hyperlocal, Mobile Marketplace
(techcrunch.com)
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15y ago
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timjahn
15y ago
I remember learning about this in a college IP law class. After that, I started to notice how every restaurant sang their own unique version of this song.
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timjahn
15y ago
Cynical, maybe. But looking back at the history of the airlines and their increasing fees over the last decade or so doesn't make it seem so far fetched. It's no secret that airlines are looking to tack on fees in every nook and cranny pos
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timjahn
15y ago
I find it hard to believe this is anything more than a desperate attempt to add more fees and theoretically, more revenue.
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5 Entrepreneurs That Are Shaping The Buyer Powered Market
(entrepreneursunpluggd.com)
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15y ago
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timjahn
15y ago
As a new father of an 11 month old (and a very generous family that won't stop finding cute outfits), I have a few thoughts: 1. Just read your FAQ page, and it says if my return package is over 13 oz, I need to take it to the post office.
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timjahn
15y ago
Love the production quality you guys put into these videos. Nice work!
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timjahn
15y ago
Growing their following.
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timjahn
15y ago
I'm confused what this has to do with Mashable. They truly do just report on anything that will gather page views at this point, don't they?
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4 Entrepreneurial Cities To Keep Your Eye On
(entrepreneursunpluggd.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
It's nearly impossible to fire teachers, but staying a teacher is tough in terms of dealing with the emotional and mental stress (or simply wanting more money). http://www.timesdaily.com/article/20090222/articles/90222032...
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timjahn
15y ago
It's easy to become a teacher but not as easy to stay a teacher.
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timjahn
15y ago
I'd like you to survey some other teachers who teach in high schools and grammar schools of varying class levels. I'd venture to guess your observation is way off...
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timjahn
15y ago
I agree that it's a good reason to increase pay and possibly remove job security. And yes, once a teacher is tenured, barring any obvious crazy behavior, they are basically guaranteed their job regardless (at least in Chicagoland). There a
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timjahn
15y ago
Bingo.
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timjahn
15y ago
"But Def Jam makes up the shortfall by releasing other singles. And only then— if the label recoups what it spent on the album — will Rihanna herself get paid." The music industry today is so fucked up.
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15y ago
My wife is a high school English teacher. The ongoing joke with teachers is they get 3 months a year off. What other profession gets that, right? Speaking from experience, she generally brings home work every night (grading, lesson planni
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15y ago
I use HostGator for my personal hosting and for various projects. As for my actual personal domain (timjahn.com), I recently switched it to direct to a simple flavors.me landing page. I like the idea of people quickly getting a snapshot of
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End of an era in technology (the world’s most awesome tweetup)
(scobleizer.com)
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15y ago
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From Failing iPhone Development Class To Developing AirRun
(beyondthepedway.com)
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timjahn
15y ago
Let's make a new buzzword for that, then, heh.
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timjahn
15y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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timjahn
15y ago
History is full of deep discussions. ;)
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timjahn
15y ago
Agreed. I'd love to see this in Chicago.
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timjahn
15y ago
Ah, oops. I promise I'll read the rules next time. ;)
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timjahn
15y ago
Good point. Analogy fail on my end.
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