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“Why Capesquared?” | @ndrew
https://andrewfarah.wordpress.com/2010/02/20/why-capesquared
Upstarts from Andrew Farah. What is the purpose of the company? Now that it’s been up and running for a few months, I’m more comfortable talking about it. It’s surprisingly hard to say, “I own my own company” with a straight face. As soon as the words escape me I do a quick mental calculation of equity… and it doesn’t summate to much. But it’s worth a lot, isn’t it? Why am I ambivalent? I can only postulate. My partners and I caught up last Friday (we’re all rather busy people. We sat like great Greek th...
Simple Transition | @ndrew
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Upstarts from Andrew Farah. If you’ve landed here. I’m really glad! But I’ve moved to better management and a clearer url: andrewfarah.com. See you on the other side! Trackback ( 0 ). Comments ( 0 ). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Startup Downs (1 of 2) | @ndrew
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Upstarts from Andrew Farah. Startup Downs (1 of 2). I’m a venturing graduate student at Syracuse U. The start-up months: conceive a company; launch capesquared. Court and close good clientele; produce solid white papers and professional proposals from which to base later work. Things were good. First client: web design; no contract just a proposal (mistake). Client assumes functionality we cannot provide; meetings…. Shay: “I’m willing to return the $xxxxx deposit.”. Should look for a solution in trade...
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Upstarts from Andrew Farah. If you’ve landed here. I’m really glad! But I’ve moved to better management and a clearer url: andrewfarah.com. See you on the other side! What is the purpose of the company? Why am I ambivalent? I can only postulate. My partners and I caught up last Friday (we’re all rather busy people. So those few minute chats are our time to make decisions –. Asked the question: “What are we anyway? Echoed the question, “Maybe we should stay away from definitions. That’s ho...We sat like g...
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Another SCOREZ 4 SYRACUSE POST – “we are MADE IN CNY” – Shop LOCAL, Made LOCAL | Scorez4Life
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Sharing Scorez for Your Life One Lesson at a Time. Another SCOREZ 4 SYRACUSE POST – “we are MADE IN CNY” – Shop LOCAL, Made LOCAL. Tags: Business and Economy. We are MADE IN CNY. I am always on the look out for American made products and when they are made right here in Central New York. That is why I got so excited to read an article by Kevin Tampone. About a store in Shoppingtown Mall. Sells locally made items. The store is fittingly named “. We are MADE IN CNY”. Check out their Facebook page here.
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Andrew Fanno | It will never be too late to change our ways of thinking, as long as we are willing to learn.
It will never be too late to change our ways of thinking, as long as we are willing to learn. Walmart – Part 3: Internal Analysis. The final part of this project was the Internal Analysis of Walmart itself. Continue reading →. WalMart – Part 2: External Analysis. In Part Two of our series we visit the External analysis of discount department stores, the industry Walmart is classifies as. Continue reading →. Walmart – Part 1: Setting the Stage. College Students Fiscal Responsibility. My midterm assignment...
Andrew Faraday - Pure Data and things
Andrew Faraday - Pure Data and things. I am a Ruby on Rails developer and Pure Data enthusiast working in Guildford, as well as being a musician, radio DJ and general noise-maker. This blog is a repository of tutorials, fixes I've discovered and articles on my side projects. All bits of techy, geeky goodness for your delight and delectation. Also from Andrew Faraday. Where else can you find me? Monday, 16 March 2015. An open letter to recruitment consultants, on their relationship with developers. I appr...
andrewfarago's Journal
Most Recent Entries] [Calendar View]. Below are the 20. Most recent journal entries recorded in andrewfarago. Friday, March 27th, 2015. Did I mention Ive got a WordPress site? Ill update my professional (mostly non-Carton Art Museum) projects over there, including my bibliography. Thanks to the great Evan Dorkin for posting stuff on LiveJournal from time to time to remind me that I should do the same. Thursday, February 13th, 2014. Mary Blair, revisited. Looking forward to this show. That led to a great ...
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Independent Publisher Book Award Gold Medal for Popular Culture! Go ninja go ninja go ninja go! No, I’m not either of these people, but that’s my book! June 3, 2015. You bet your sweet IPPY. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Visual History won the gold medal for Popular Culture books from this year’s Independent Publisher Book Awards. Check out #65 at the link. I didn’t even know I was up for this, so it’s like winning the lottery without realizing you had a ticket. It’s been a fun ride! I’...
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How Boosted Boards is like Apple. World class companies built on small gestures. I went to Portland, Oregon to do installations for my company, Density. We distribute door-mounted sensors to popular places (like Blue Bottle Coffee in San Francisco), we monitor how busy it is, and then notify people when it gets quiet. To get around the city efficiently, I use a Boosted Board. A lifelong Boosted customer. Ldquo;Certainly. I can help! Between SFO and PDX, Boosted made a small gesture and they won a lifelon...
@ndrew | upstarts from Andrew Farah
Upstarts from Andrew Farah. If you’ve landed here. I’m really glad! But I’ve moved to better management and a clearer url: andrewfarah.com. See you on the other side! What is the purpose of the company? Why am I ambivalent? I can only postulate. My partners and I caught up last Friday (we’re all rather busy people. So those few minute chats are our time to make decisions –. Asked the question: “What are we anyway? Echoed the question, “Maybe we should stay away from definitions. That’s ho...We sat like g...
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Andrew Faridani
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Farismaticism
Theology, the Bible, and other things I like. Hopefully some things you like too. Wednesday, July 7, 2010. A Friend of Mine Inspired that Book". This morning I was standing in line at Starbucks with my Bible in my hand. The guy in front of me, a black man (which will be relevant in a moment), saw what I was holding and the conversation went something like this:. Guy in Line: "Looks like you have a good book there.". Me: "Yeah." with a little laugh. Which yields three thoughts:. 3) Later on, when I had th...
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