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Diesel ad seen on post bill wall on 11th. Pretty sure I see nipple. I think I see nipple. Is this legal?

Diesel ad seen on post bill wall on 11th. Pretty sure I see nipple. I think I see nipple. Is this legal?

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This is what it would look like if famous filmmakers directed the Super Bowl

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Man vs food Bustedtee sighting

Man vs food Bustedtee sighting

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streeter: CollegeHumor Offline - February 18th, Gramercy Theater. Get your tickets now, only $13. If you’ve ever wanted to catch one of our live shows but couldn’t rationalize making the trip to NYC for only 60 minutes of comedy, I’ve got some great news for you: CH Offline is a full 90 minutes! Phantom, Jake and Amir, Gale Beggy, Hardly Working Live, CH Originals Live, special guests and standup from Jeff, Dan and I. It’s gonna be a big show, hope to see you there.

streeter:

CollegeHumor Offline - February 18th, Gramercy Theater. Get your tickets now, only $13.

If you’ve ever wanted to catch one of our live shows but couldn’t rationalize making the trip to NYC for only 60 minutes of comedy, I’ve got some great news for you: CH Offline is a full 90 minutes! Phantom, Jake and Amir, Gale Beggy, Hardly Working Live, CH Originals Live, special guests and standup from Jeff, Dan and I.

It’s gonna be a big show, hope to see you there.

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Facebook releases HipHop for PHP as opensource.

“HipHop for PHP isn’t technically a compiler itself. Rather it is a source code transformer. HipHop programmatically transforms your PHP source code into highly optimized C++ and then uses g++ to compile it.”

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davemorin: My day today at Jackson Hole looked a lot like this. This run is called Crags, and requires a 30 minute hike up an area of the mountain called The Headwall. Days like this don’t happen very often in the life of a skier. And, I’ve always found that in order to find snow like this, you almost always have to hike. It was well worth it. Photo by the fantastic Tristan Greszko. Very awesome! I’m pretty tempted to just get on a flight and head out to jhole. They appear to keep getting dumped on! Zoom

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My day today at Jackson Hole looked a lot like this. This run is called Crags, and requires a 30 minute hike up an area of the mountain called The Headwall. Days like this don’t happen very often in the life of a skier. And, I’ve always found that in order to find snow like this, you almost always have to hike.

It was well worth it.

Photo by the fantastic Tristan Greszko.

Very awesome! I’m pretty tempted to just get on a flight and head out to jhole. They appear to keep getting dumped on!

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amNY special report: New York City's 10 hottest tech startups

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The NYC tech scene is exploding

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jonathanmarcus: So, How Do You Think This Movie Will End? Zoom

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So, How Do You Think This Movie Will End?

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Joe Hewitt on the iPad

Really interesting review. I have to admit it gave me a little bit of a new insight regarding the iPad.

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Commitment

jackzerby:

There’s a HUGE difference between saying you’re going to do something some day, and actually doing it. Ideas are easy, they come and go; but to sit down and get to work, that’s the hard part.

That’s not the hardest part though…

The hardest part is continuing to move forward and work when you don’t feel like it, when you’re mad, when you’re sad, when you’re tired, when you’re frustrated.

The best part is when you plan, do the plan, check the plan, adjust the plan, design, refine, delete, rethink, dream, inspire, work, work, work, work, then work some more, then work more, then stay up till 2am writing blog posts about it, then work some more, the wake up, work more, push through issues, read, learn, research, negotiate, solve problems, create, engage, initiate, communicate, love, yell, make-up, spend all your savings, earn it back, risk something, then risk something again, eat pasta 6 different ways, always set the pace, and just……..freakin……..do…..what……you…..said…..you…..were…..going…..to….do.

Commitment is following through on decision long after the emotion of when the decision was made.

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christopherhan:

brilliant!

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More Great News for NYC's Startup Ecosystem: NYC SeedStart

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Congrats to Owen Davis and everyone else involved for launching NYC SeedStart 2010.  I have long argued that there is no such thing as too much seed capital and SeedStart is a terrific addition.  It is amazing that until now New York City did not have such a program, given the success of YCombinator, TechStars, Dreamit, Launchbox, SeedCamp, FBFund Rev and others.  I am also thrilled to see that NYC SeedStart has adopted a simple financing model - $20,000/team for 5% of the company.  Now very much looking forward to the first crop of companies!

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