Fortune Favors The Bold
May 21
Oklahoma relief organizations whose names are not “Red Cross”
(preliminary list, and Google for more contact info)
Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief http://www.okdisasterhelp.com/
United Way of Central Oklahoma http://www.unitedwayokc.org/
Other national organizations (may not be on-scene): Operation USA, Feeding America, Salvation Army, AmeriCares
May 20
People despondent to find out David Karp is suddenly rich today, not knowing that he’s been rich the entire time because he comes from a rich family
The best part about this story (really, why read any further) is to see that David Karp and Marco Arment got fired from doing a simple from-scratch CMS buildout that ended up being built on Movable Type in the end.
Unbelievably, people gave them even more money down the road.
Wondering how long it’d take for me to learn this dance. 30 mins? 2 days? (by Salaheddine Zehyani)
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(via jhnbrssndn)
» God, I love this Retro Report series
This Retro Report video lays out how limited scientific studies in the 1980s led to predictions that a generation of children would be damaged for life. Those predictions turned out to be wrong.
It’s like the opposite of how we manage the news cycle. Let’s follow up on bold claims… 20-30 years later!
Maybe all of our news today should be dedicated to reviewing published research and public-realm decisions from the 1980’s and 1990’s. Not in trying obsessively to figure out how we can blame Democrats for Benghazi
Why is New York Magazine doing a cover story on private space travel? Are there prep schools up there?
If you really think about it, Tumblr is like the unknown bastard offspring of Yahoo! - We’ve just missed it this whole time.
