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silly with that comment. What did they need all those international “hubs” for? Teenage emoticons or rapper videos? hehehehe. I’m left wondering what they mean with ‘regional business partnerships’. local biz dev/sales/marketing integrations/partnerships – simple. I think MySpace just need to start from scratch by rebuilding the social network from nothing or just shutdown everything apart from MySpace music as the music section seems to be the only successful part of the company. There are 125 million users on MySpace, worldwide. It’s hardly not
now, we don’t have one. You need a legion of engineers, and another of scientists. You need a legion of lawyers and another of teachers/professors – and a crazy-big group of students. You need a legion of artists and another of business development professionals. And we have none of these. Sure, we have a couple pretty bright guys that are working in small teams or individually. All told, there are about 40 universities working on different parts of the problem. Put simply, that is not enough. And if that is the way this thing grows, it will never, ever be enough. And to expand the problem
have nerds playing games with their money. Build a biz model or we will read about you folding next year on another tech blog. (I assume TechCrunch might fold soon too, and have another blog gleefully talking about it). We are all ‘eating our own’ (social media) here people. Well said, you have a point there. Its a grim day for social media. If you cant make money with > 100M users and a ton of innovative things for advertisers (Their revenue was $880M to FB’s $280M in 2008-09), whats to say you can make money with more users. I even question how successful there streaming
his competition, and I resigned over a year ago from the Board of Directors, so he really does not have an obligation to listen to me. He thinks he has it covered and I hope that he is right. However, my team and I have flown 15 missions, with 18 different robots (”only” 13 robots ever flew, the rest were lab studies). That said, Balloons + Robots = Tricky and Damn Complicated. Balloons + Robots + 3 Tethers + Lasers + Solar Cells = Tricky, Complicated and Potentially Dangerous… I leave this as an exercise for the student - figure the kinitic energy of dropping a 25kilo object
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most of you know what I’ve been going through over the 20 months, and why I took the notes I did. These concepts connect with me. Hopefully the might inspire you, when you are having a bad day/week/month/year/lifetime. For new readers, here is the synopsis. March 2003 – April 2007: I built a small company (>LiftPort Group>) and worked night and day to push that idea forward. and made our own CNT (which was junk). to ramp up production, but the quality/quantity simply didn’t justify it. 14 high altitude or long duration flights of tethered helium balloons. We built these test-platforms
Corp operational planning doctrine, specialized education and communications training, portfolio management, skyscraper construction, “failed” projects in the space community, and public works infrastructure. Also, there are a lot of lessons to be drawn from projects where ‘capital’ is plentiful - energy projects (pipelines, opening oil fields, and wind farms). Let’s face it - building the Elevator to Space is not merely the task of sending a strong-string into space, and climbing back and forth. It requires a complete global infrastructure - and it needs to be
This guy is such a psychology master not just of dogs but of humans. He captures and describes the "calm/assertive" vibe better than anyone else I have ever seen. He shows how body language proves us to be tense even when we feel relaxed, and how that affects the situation and the animals. He also embodies some hallmarks of being an all-time friend, partner, or therapist: true patience, acceptance, and respect. If you haven't seen the show check out an episode or two on Hulu (>link>). I have a private practice in Vancouver, WA where I provide individual therapy and couples counseling. As
Disabilities. aimed specifically at academic staff and examined the issues faced by disabled students in higher education. (Please be aware that this website has not been updated since 2003. The information is still relavant but external links might not work anymore. National Bureau of Economic Research, 1050 Massachusetts Ave. — News about the Bureau and its activities. James Poterba is President of the National Bureau of Economic Research. He is also the Mitsui Professor of Economics at M. MySpace is planning to lay off 300 of its 450 non-U. Just one person in three gets to keep