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Fiume Alessio: L’idea Principale e la stampante Pixma Cannon è un prodotto che può dipendere. E ‘veramente un cartucce canon pixma mp250 meraviglioso. Il cartucce canon pixma mp250 fa quello che dice. Vorrei raccomandare Amazon e questo cartucce canon pixma mp250 ad un amico. E ‘più luminoso della maggior parte degli altri prodotti, portatili o di trasporto in qualsiasi luogo, ed è economicamente utile per quei studenti o uomini d’affari in linea con un fondi.Cartuccia originale, nessun problema di installazione e durata sicuramente buona. E ‘più luminoso della maggior parte degli altri prodotti, portatili o di trasporto in qualsiasi luogo, ed è economicamente utile per quei studenti o uomini d’affari in linea con un fondi. Immagini Ora con l’immagine Cannon PIXMA MP250 All-In-One stile mai il fascino l’occhio, ma come una scelta di qualità per l’accesso della casa editrice, la duplicazione e il controllo, lo farà adeguata.

Vaccari Letizia: L’idea Principale e la stampante Pixma Cannon è un prodotto che può dipendere. Ero un po ‘titubante per ottenere questo cartucce canon pixma mp250 a causa di alcune delle recensioni, ma ho deciso di andare per esso comunque.. Dopo aver letto alcune recensioni sulle tazze essendo molto buono, ho deciso di provare cartucce canon pixma mp250 comunque. Vieni probabilmente saprete se siete appena iniziando con un dispositivo di photo publishing casa del PIXMA MP250 offre il vantaggio delle capacità automatico delle immagini Fix II provenienti dai programmi inclusi semplici PhotoPrint EX per ritocchi semplici insieme con miglioramenti alle vostre vecchie immagini. Questo tipo di cartuccia ha un serbatoio di 9 ml e dura all’incirca 15/20 giorni se utilizzata poco; Amazon la propone ad un prezzo vantaggioso, intorno ai 15 euro; in altri negozi on-line (Mondoffice, Viking) costa all’incirca 4 euro in più, pertanto conviene acquistarla senz’altro su Amazon. Finalmente una cartuccia originale ad un prezzo accessibile.

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brycedotvc:

When people ask me the hardest part of being a VC, I have a pretty canned answer. It’s one I’ve used a lot over the last 10 years that I’ve been doing this, tho it’s grown more nuanced over time.

The hardest part of my job is that we are one step removed from making the actual things we fund. We don’t actually build the products, we don’t actually close the big sales, we don’t actually make the decisions that drive the businesses we fund. We give input at varying degrees of forcefulness. We make introduction and dive into back channels for feedback. We play a roles as supporting cast in the companies we fund, never getting to play the lead.

And sometimes that’s hard.

It’s hard when people you fund, people you genuinely care about, ignore your advice. It’s hard to watch them step on landmines you told them were there. It’s hard when you see something broken they choose not to fix. It’s hard when the company you thought you were funding becomes something entirely different. It’s hard when the cash runs out.

In the early days of developing a response to this question I would often say that VCs don’t actually make anything, we just fund the makers that do. I’ve since changed my tune on that, and this video taps into why.

It’s a short clip of a slam poet, Taylor Mali, recounting an exchange with a lawyer who questioned him about how much money he made as a teacher by asking “what do you make?”. Taylor flips that question into a moving riff on what a teacher makes that might surprise you. It might even inspire you.

You see, there’s a lot of noise out there in startup land. Caterina touches on this in her excellent post from last night:

I talk to a lot of entrepreneurs in their 20s who are knowledgeable about the valuations various Y Combinator startups have attained, know the names of all the angel investors in the Valley, have in-depth knowledge of the Facebook diaspora and their doings, have opinions on various Zynga acquisitions, and know exactly how to get Andrew Mason on the line…it boggles the mind. These are good things to have in your tool kit. But I want to hear about things out there that they love. About loving the thing they’re building.

So, to hell with all that noise. It’s just a big mass of envy, chatter and FOMO. Let’s get excited and make things.

So, no, as a VC I don’t actually make the products we fund. I don’t make the headlines our founders do. And I don’t make the companies that change the world.

But I do make things.

I make palms sweat when I step into a conference room to hear a first pitch. I make questions that cut through you like a ginsu knife through a soda can. I make hearts sink or swoon when my number appears on caller ID. I make it rain for some and rain on the parades of others. I make founders question every. single. thing. about their business then fund it anyway based on the courage of their conviction. I make parents proud of kids they feared could never keep a job. And I make it possible for moms and dads to put bread on the table when their ambition outstrips their savings. I make founders find their limits then step past them. And I make lifelines for cubicle cowboys and girls swimming against swells of the status quo. Sometimes I make a difference. Sometimes I just make a mess. And, sometimes I make a leader by being someone’s first follower.

Now. What do you make?

It’s labor day weekend. Some will relax and unplug. Some will hunker down and work. But I hope all of you who watch this video will take time to think about what you are really making which is why it’s required weekend viewing here on BRYCE DOT VC.

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99% Invisible: Sam ID's himself, others wish to remain Anonymous

99percentinvisible:

Three Guy Fawkes (Color)

Greetings 99th Percentile! My name is Sam Greenspan (Ed note: See photo, center background. Not really.), and I’m the new guy helping out with the show. I’ll be contributing to the blog, occasionally telling stories on the show, and pulling all kinds of levers and knobs behind the…

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Four years before Pearl Harbor, the United States and Japan were involved in an incident that could have led to war between the two nations. On December 12, 1937, the American navy gunboat Panay was bombed and sunk by Japanese aircraft. A flat-bottomed craft built in Shanghai specifically for river duty, USS Panay served as part of the U.S. Navy’s Yangtze Patrol in the Asiatic Fleet, which was responsible for patrolling the Yangtze River to protect American lives and property.

(via Prologue: “Two Japans”: Japanese Expressions of Sympathy and Regret in the Wake of the Panay Incident)

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littlebigdetails:

Google street view - The icon changes to a skier when viewing a piste. Try picking it up as well.

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onethingwell:

Simplify lets you control iTunes, Rdio and Spotify from the player shown above or via custom keyboard shortcuts.

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thematerialreview:

Club Monaco + ACL | Made in the U.S.A. collection

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We’re in the business of creating delight for people. My partner Michael Romano, who was the chef at Union Square Cafe for 20 years, has an old comment card on the bulletin board in his office. It’s a cartoon with three panes. In the first pane, there’s a person opening the door to Union Square Cafe with a frown on their face because they had a bad day, in the second pane they’re eating a burger at the bar, being served by one of our bartenders and their face has a straight line, in the third pane they’re walking out with a smile on their face. Whatever happened to you before you came in we can’t control. Whatever happens in pane two is our responsibility. How we do that all starts with how we hire. The people we hire have to be really good at what they do, but they also have to have a high “HQ”—which means they are people who are at their happiest when they’re making other people feel good. There are plenty of good cooks out there, but there aren’t plenty of really good cooks who are primarily cooking for your pleasure. If you look at the people who work in our restaurants, I think you’d see two things: The first is that our staff is focused on their work, the second is that they are having fun with each other. So the staff exudes that spirit which is in turn quite attractive to the patrons.

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On Being Blog: Lovingkindness (Metta) Meditation with Sylvia Boorstein

beingblog:

by Trent Gilliss, senior editor

Sylvia Boorstein speaks with Krista Tippet

In mid-February, we partnered with WDET to hold a live event in a quaint suburban village outside of Detroit. The topic: raising children in complex times.

Krista’s conversation with Sylvia Boorstein was rolling along quite nicely — stories…

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