Nice interview and personal history of Reid Hoffman, founder, entrepreneur and all around good guy
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Nice interview and personal history of Reid Hoffman, founder, entrepreneur and all around good guy
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Michael Jackson's passing reminded me to remind you of all the MarkThink Music Hall of Famers. Today's Hall of Famer, Willie Nelson. Here's a little ditty for your afternoon enjoyment:
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If you could marry any celebrity, who would you marry?Submitted by StyleMePretty.
I was prepared to answer this question...and then I read Kateri's answer:
David Attenborough, obviously!
...He has friends around the globe, access to regions that otherwise would be off-limits (the amazonian treetops, the galapagos islands, shark cages, caves, etc), animals flock to him cuz they know he's the shit...
I'm embarrassed to answer now. Thanks, Question of the Day.
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Good to hear from my good friend Grant Wiggins. And he promoted my mad technical knowledge. Go buy his art.
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I never had Bunker Hill Day off when I lived and worked in Boston. But that's no reason not to celebrate today. Here are some, um, helpful Bunker Hill Day Celebration suggestions from eHow:
Attend one of the stirringly realistic battle re-enactments staged in Boston and environs. And imagine what it must have been like to be a farmer, tradesman, housewife or schoolchild with fighting raging round you, day in and day out.
I'm going to imagine being a farmer all day.
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So, you're a former executive, current head coach and Hall of Fame player and your firing announcement is made public by a rookie's tweet. From ESPN:
In an update posted early Wednesday, Love tweeted, "Today is a sad day ... Kevin McHale will NOT be back as head coach this season."
I might be old fashioned, but it doesn't seem like the appropriate way to communicate the message. Either the Timberwolves don't know what Twitter is, they didn't address it with their internal communication, or Kevin Love is an idiot. Or all three.
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