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The Art of Raising Venture Capital (31)
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These videos are my recent attempt to explain the art of raising venture capital. They are part of the Montgomery & Hansen online learning site and conference. For example, to learn about financing agreements and the term-sheet process, click here. Click on these links for up-to-date information about venture capital, startups, and pitching.Shared by Alexander Arsky (2) Andrew (3) Andrew Peek (25) Anol (6) Bijou (13) Chris (2) dobata (366) DrBigFresh (6) elsterama (36) Evan Asano (9) Fernando Johann (9) Hashim (18) Jeff the Great (14) Jérôme Flipo (2) Jon (19) Kareem Sultan (3) Kneale Mann | RedFish Group (25) Lech Ambrzykowski (20) Marston A, SugarStats (32) michael j talarczyk (3) Mike F (446) Nick Campbell (5) Paul Helmick (25) Rahul Deodhar (14) Rick Umali (20) robin (6) Sam (15) Simon (33) Sue (28) Zazazoo Muse (4) zeroinfluencer (22)- Rick Umali said: Amazingly, this is the first time I've ever heard Guy speak. Not sure why I haven't before. This is just a splendid set of videos. He's inspiring and great!
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Best Geek Tattoos (9)
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: From DNA to 80 digits (and counting) of pi, Wired.com readers take their geek tattoos pretty seriously. We asked you to flash your decorated flesh, and you obliged with pictures of some pretty wild skin art. Now it's time for the rest of the world to bask in your dermatological commitment to geekery. Click through the gallery to see more ink inspired by science, computers and other geek obsessions. Left: Ctrl+Alt+Del Submitted by Shahar ...Shared by Aaron (19) Bijou (13) darkeye11547 (247) flaminglacer (8) Jo Ann (3) knv (3) Olga Roldán Cano (1) subbu (27) taylor (252)Contribute comment - Calvin and Hobbes for September 02, 2008 (4)
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Comic for August 31, 2008 (54)
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Creating an entirely read-only user in PeopleSoft (1)
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On big projects it is quite likely that large numbers of developers have access to a many environments. Occasionally they can have access to environment which is quite important, for instance one that the customer is using for training or testing. To reduce the likelihood of developers accidentally deleting some data that they shouldn’t it would be quite normal to remove their access to the environment altogether. However if they need access for troubleshooting purposes ...Shared by Bijou (13)Contribute comment -
JamLegend Takes On Guitar Hero On The Web (1,000 Invites) (67)
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Once you sign up, you pick a song from a variety of genres (although right now there are only songs in rock, alternative, and acoustic) and a difficulty level. Once the song starts playing, notes come down as dots on a guitar fret, and you have to press the right buttons on your keyboard and “enter” as they pass by. You can play “Jam Style,” holding your keyboard like an air guitar, or “chill style” ...Shared by Adam Selwood (22) adamkcarson (10) Alex (18) Andrew (31) Aranyx (5) baron (7) Bijou (13) Brendan (9) Cerpin Taxt (3) Christopher Martin (65) Crutcher D (31) Dan McCall (21) Daniel Pritchett (19) Derek van Vliet (8) Dominik (33) Ed (0) eeppo (19) Egor (6) ekaye (12) Emre Baran (14) evo (11) fox (4) fr3dly (49) Gisele (10) Gommit (28) Hamish.MacEwan (15) Havaslash (31) iemz (17) J.Wo (7) Jack (0) James (18) James Forbes Keir (19) Jan (17) Jared Cherup (1) Jbud1 (4) jeff (8) Jeff Schmidt (29) Joe Haynes (16) Joel (0) John (12) Jon (24) jonezy (21) Jrod (68) kris7topher (20) Kunal Ghate (1) Leon (4) lunamoth (25) Marco (5) Martin Dahl Pedersen (2) Mladen (81) Mr. Seaver (14) Pat (7) Phil (44) Rami Taibah (419) Rob (9) roedward (67) Roseanne (3) Ryan (15) Shawn (10) SiRGt (21) speljamr (12) TDavid (16) Terence Lo (4) Terrence (2) Will Sullivan (21) zapnap (31) 이장 (36)Explore read 13 notes- Hamish.MacEwan said: Wow. IADL
- Alex said: Well now the site is dead.
- Dominik said: Oh Mann.
- baron said: web based music game (Rock Band style),行到不行！（國語）
- Terrence said: This is a cool idea
- Cerpin Taxt said: zakon! guitar hero na compu na netu! :P
- jonezy said: hmmmm should maybe keep an eye on this?
- ekaye said: Damn...missed the invite...
- Brendan said: It's a keytar! Or... a guitboard.
- Joel said: I think this is a brilliant idea.
- Daniel Pritchett said: The graphic of the guy wielding a keyboard like a guitar is worth the look if nothing else.
- Martin Dahl Pedersen said: Guitar Hero 2.0
- kris7topher said: azért még meglehetősen bugosnak néz ki
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Back To School: Microsoft OneNote is a Note-Taking Power Tool (54)
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Although being a student isn't a requirement for using Microsoft's note-taking application OneNote, the software's robust data capture and collaboration components lend themselves well to an academic environment. OneNote can replace multiple physical notebooks, binders, and collections of paper notes with a single streamlined, search indexed, tabbed and subdivided master notebook. Whether you're a student taking notes in class or an employee taking notes in company meetings, check out just how useful OneNote can be. ...Shared by Aaron M. (12) abbas vahedi (6) Abhishek (6) Alan Kelon Oliveira de Moraes (5) Alireza (22) Andre (5) Andre Siregar (4) Andy (6) axemclion (3) Bernardo (10) besighyawn (5) Bijou (13) Brian Cuban (1083) Cade (7) Canopusoheil (7) Christian (0) Christopher (49) daisylinbluez (0) dd (7) Digg Boss (641) Dominic Foster (297) Hasan (23) Ian Benedict (3) Jay (54) John (4) John (16) Jonnie (7) Jordan (23) Josh (27) Kenny (4) Laura Smith (2) Lindsey (1) mac the mac (0) Mike Davies (0) MrGuff (80) Murali (10) ndench (10) Patty (264) Randy (40) Ryan (18) Ryan (15) Ryan (16) Shawn (10) Sid (7) Srinvard (60) Syng Shin (101) The Mason Technologist (6) Thomas (14) Tim (2) Tony (11) travisccook (3) Ullash (23) Vincenzo (51) Zak M. (484)Explore read five notes- Abhishek said: best post ever. go onenote.
- dd said: OneNote has built in OCR which means that you can scan documents or take photographs of text and OneNote will automatically index the text in the photographs and allow you to copy and search it.
- John said: If you have to run windows at work... it's a good tool to keep you organized. Not sure what the MAC equiv. is...
- Sid said: highly recommended
- ndench said: Pretty good article on OneNote, which I really like but have trouble using consistently.
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FriendFeed has advanced its never-quite-publicized blog widget into full public release and has added in a few other new widgets for the grabbing at the same time. The blog widget — now officially called the FriendFeed Feed Widget — lets you dynamically display your feed on any site that accepts HTML embed code. It’s essentially the same option that had previously been available in beta but now with newly built-in options for customization — things ...Contribute comment -
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