Summer Lovin’ with @marcusbryan and @lara_conrad
Last karaoke with Lara before her move to Ohio.
This is (white people) hip hop.
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The liberal bias of the mainstream media tilts so far left that any outlets not in that political lane, like the Drudge Report and Fox News Channel, look far more conservative than they really are, according to a UCLA professor’s new book out next month.
Apple’s attention to detail is astounding.
Apple iCloud icon golden ratio
Alan van Roemburg
I could stay for forever.
I love when tech writers respond to articles by other tech writers. MG Siegler does an amazing job at talking about how Apple is different and how they “[re-imagine] the way things are done.”
When most people think about the Web, they still view it a bit of a wildcard in many ways. There’s a reason Microsoft Windows and Office are still making so much money. It’s certainly not because they’re the best products out there that are the most convenient to use at the best price. Many businesses don’t yet fully trust the Web, and neither do plenty of consumers. Apple has an opening to take what consumers trust, native apps, and infuse them with the Internet in a way that most people will not even realize.
An interesting read.
Translation: They’re using money from new deals to pay for previous deals.
Also interesting.
A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment operation that pays returns to separate investors, not from any actual profit earned by the organization, but from their own money or money paid by subsequent investors.
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The Texas economy has grown on average by 3.3% a year over the last two decades, compared with 2.6% for the U.S. overall. Yet the core impulse of Obamanomics is to make America less like Texas and more like California, with more government, more unions, more central planning, higher taxes. That the former added 37% of new U.S. jobs suggests what an historic mistake this has been.
God Bless Texas!
I always try to remind myself of this.
We choose to be upset; we can chose to be happy.
