January 2012
50 posts
A Suitable Wardrobe: Russian Leather →
asuitablewardrobe.dynend.com
This is cool, recovering 200 year old leather and making things with it.
Social Media and Senpai | Associate's Mind →
associatesmind.com
Interesting reading, and some good (if inconvenient) points.
Mail Pilot: Email Reimagined by Josh Milas & Alex Obenauer — Kickstarter →
kickstarter.com
Seems like a cool idea, though the Google waved project killed off my enthusiasm for ‘new email’ projects.
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That’s when Flores said Murphy had asked her to ask Osbourne if she would marry him. Osbourne started crying upon hearing that.
Dougherty said Flores could ask Osbourne. But with a big smile on his face, the judge noted that the court-issued order of protection directing Osbourne to have no direct or third-party contact with Murphy would prevent the lawyer from sharing her client’s answer with Murphy.
Dougherty said the prosecution moved at that point to amend the order of protection to allow non-criminal contact between Osbourne and Murphy. The judge then asked Osbourne if she wanted to answer the question and she tearfully accepted the marriage proposal.
” —Black Eyes and Bliss: A Courtroom Marriage Proposal, Domestic Violence Style « Above the Law: A Legal Web Site – News, Commentary, and Opinions on Law Firms, Lawyers, Law School, Law Suits, Judges and Courts
“We’re renting a house at every new location and the whole team will live there, honing and training the staff that will work at the restaurant,” says Malarkey, who is entertaining the idea of a reality show based on the stints. “If you build a foundation and inspire the staff, they’ll really understand what the personality of the restaurant should be.” ”
—A Top Chef’s $15 Million Gamble | Inc.com
“Unable to explain the dearth of women, I started interviewing women in Silicon Valley to learn what is holding them back. To date, I have spoken to about 300 women in technology. In short: They’re lacking role models, they’re lacking funding, and there are some really unreasonable VCs out there.”
—The Face of Success, Part 2: Where Are All the Female Tech Geniuses? | Inc.com
