Jesse Nowlin's Posts And Ramblings
Major techie documenting all of my social shares and observations. Follow along and feel free to get in touch! @MrJNowlin on Twitter
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This is just a wicked clever concept. Wonder if the hole underneath would fill with water during a heavy rainstorm. What would happen if you jumped on it filled with water? ……Don’t try this at home….
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Photo reblogged from Laughing Squid Links
Now thats just clever! I am not the biggest fan of fast food but that is cool. Honestly though I doubt that meal will fill me. ;-) I wonder if the cardboard is recycled?
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#Food tasting at a brand new restaurant? Don’t mind if I do! Get ready for some more mouth watering (at Touro)
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The best part about coming here! Mint Chocolate Macaroon :-D #nofilter #food #sogood #shutupandtakemymoney (at Cafe Forte)
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Back at Cafe Forte for some tasty cupcakes this time! #food #nofilter #cupcakes
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Link reblogged from Tumblr Staff
Well Thats That It’s Official! Tumblr is purchased by Yahoo!
Everyone, I’m elated to tell you that Tumblr will be joining Yahoo.
Before touching on how awesome this is, let me try to allay any concerns: We’re not turning purple. Our headquarters isn’t moving. Our team isn’t changing. Our roadmap isn’t changing. And our mission – to empower creators to…
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Delicious Meringue mini cookies at the brand new Cafe Forte in Binyan Klal by Davidka! #nofilter My favorite is the mint chocolate! The green one! (at Cafe Forte)
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Good Work Is The Key To Good Fortune - RUSH - Roll The Bones
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Abandon Student “Warehouses”
I was reading through Richard Branson’s book Like A Virgin and came across an interesting paragraph.
“In many fields (except maybe medicine) the duration of university degree courses could and should be shortened, enabling skilled people to move into the workplace more quickly, and, in countries like the US, with a less crippling student-loan burden. Colleges have become warehouses, storing students for as long as possible instead of preparing them effectively and efficiently for productive work.”
I found this an interesting piece and started thinking, is there a real reason why the majority of programs are 4 year colleges? Are the programs designed to keep you there for 4 years and you just have to fill it with classes that are good enough for you to pass and slightly relevant to your degree? I have not done college so I don’t have first hand experience here. What do you think, would it be better to have 2 year programs that give you what you need to know to be an expert in your degree and the rest is up to you to learn?
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Quote reblogged from Strong Opinions @marksbirchA good startup business plan should contain a self-destruct sequence that will implode the offending document into the nether universe.
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Link reblogged from Strong Opinions @marksbirch
These are excellent quotes from some of the top entrepreneurs today! Take a look!
Here is a collection of uplifting and heartwarming words of encouragement from the most sage voices in the tech startup world as you begin your own entrepreneurial journey.
- Throwing yourself off a cliff and assembling an airplane on the way down. - Reif Hoffman
- Being an entrepreneur is…
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Hungry? Eat Healthy! Here are 400+ Recipes for eating healthy! Enjoy!
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At least 87 percent of casual, small-talk conversations last too long. The problem here is twofold:
• People are afraid to end the conversation and;
• “It’s time to end this talk” hints are ignored.A solution to the first problem after the jump …
