In what respects? I got in to Stanford, but could not go as I am international and they do not have financial aid for students. So I never went to college. I would love for you to elaborate.
I shifted to Atlanta for college, and even the campus is not that bike friendly. I am terrified of cars, and for some reason most people in cars in atlanta are mean.
"iF: You’ve been involved in many charities and also Internet safety. What made you get into that?
MILANO: The thing with SafeSearching happened because my little brother did a search with my name and he was 12 at the time and he found a bunch of porn links. So we sued numerous webmasters and won all of our lawsuits and with the money we started SafeSearching.com, which is basically just a clean place for fans to come and learn about the celebrities. We have all authorized celebrity sites and it’s now turned into a little network, with original content and that’s very exciting." (http://www.charmedscripts.tv/board/showthread.php?t=3415)
imho the government should step-in to prevent this prosecution, or this soldier should appeal on moral grounds. he was just exposing the wrongdoing of the military forces. the correct course of action would have been for the military personnel to release/punish the people that shot at the civilians (but that is not possible as the military writes these off as collateral damage). I am not too familiar with the us law system, but i hope i am making sense.
There are a billion people that do not have access to clean water. One human being dies every three seconds because of poverty(related issues).
I think that Bill Gates sees the point in helping eradicate malaria, rather than boosting growth at home. These individuals have done more than their fair share in boosting their local economies, and I believe their money would be better spent in supporting charities that are doing just this. And though I think that charities are not sustainable in the long run, this is the best thing that they could do with their money.
I am skeptical. Personally I am still in college, and want to get something going before I graduate so that I never have to work for another company, but if a company asked me to record a video clip as a response to their interview questions, I wouldn't do it. (Its a personal decision). I think it is really impersonal, and though I wish you guys good luck, and it seems it like the idea might catch on with big corps/YC-start-ups to screen candidates, it really reminds me of "Up in the Air" (a movie released earlier this year), wherein the company that the protagonist works for replaces live people with videos, and they just take the personal element out of the equation.
Its just a twitter handle. (But it is getting 100+ retweets for almost every tweet, and when I last checked, their following jumped from 80k to 100k+)
It concerns the 12-17 year old market segment, and it surprisingly not related to 'justin bieber.' Maybe its just me but it seems that this segment is being under-served.
I will try to correctly use twitter's API. I did try and get in touch with the owner of the handle, still waiting to hear back.
Could you elaborate more on that ?
What particular changes did you make? timeframe, etc ?
I am asking out of personal curiosity, as I have just started to try and modify my diet.