Paul Buchheit

??? - ну же

*taps on mic* Is this thing on? - Eric Borisch

First! - Akiva

Thanks to you and the team. - фид Шрёдингера

...1 minute ago...? *checks calendar*...ummm... Hi, Paul! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

thanks Paul, it's been a great journey! - ebru

Definitively, you are one of my favorite blogger since long time. - Guy Vander Heyden

Thank you for writing this, Paul. - Stephen Mack

Wonderful. - Mary B: #TeamMonique

Mousetrap - COMPLICATED MR. NOODLE

Is liar's dice a board game, technically? - Micah

To-do list: https://twitter.com/#!... [edit: and http://dearmarissamayer.com/ ] - Eric Borisch

We miss you here, Paul. - Stephen Mack

++ Maggie 8D - Zu from AOD

Fun! Who are the voices on the video? - Bruce Lewis

Burning tree! - Maggie

:) - Middle Vin

http://friendfeed.com/brlewis... - Bruce Lewis

:) Ahhh....remember those days! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

George Chapple, R.I.P. - Mark Watson

*hugs* - Anne Bouey

Thanks everyone. - Paul Buchheit

"These experiences changed the way I felt about the police. After the third incident I worried when police cars drove by; I was afraid I would be stopped and searched or that something worse would happen. I dress better if I go downtown. I don’t hang out with friends outside my neighborhood in Harlem as much as I used to. Essentially, I incorporated into my daily life the sense that I might find myself up against a wall or on the ground with an officer’s gun at my head. For a black man in his 20s like me, it’s just a fact of life in New York. Here are a few other facts: last year, the N.Y.P.D. recorded more than 600,000 stops; 84 percent of those stopped were blacks or Latinos. Police are far more likely to use force when stopping blacks or Latinos than whites. In half the stops police cite the vague “furtive movements” as the reason for the stop. Maybe black and brown people just look more furtive, whatever that means. These stops are part of a larger, more widespread problem — a racially discriminatory system of stop-and-frisk in the N.Y.P.D. The police use the excuse that they’re fighting crime to continue the practice, but no one has ever actually proved that it reduces crime or makes the city safer. Those of us who live in the neighborhoods where stop-and-frisks are a basic fact of daily life don’t feel safer as a result." - Paul Buchheit

Why people put so much emphasis on complexion, which is just a wrapper of a beautiful soul. If you abuse someone because of his color, you are abusing god, because god resides in every human heart.. - Ajay Agrawal

"I don't believe that any of the other candidates, except perhaps Huntsman, would cut the military-industrial complex as deeply as it needs to be cut. What Paul understands - and it's why he has so much young support - is that the world has changed. Seeking global hegemony in a world of growing regional powers among developing nations is a fool's game, destined to provoke as much backlash as lash, and financially disastrous as every failed empire in history has shown. We do not need tens of thousands of troops in Europe. We do not need to prevent China's rise, but to accommodate it as prudently as possible. We do need to get out of the Middle East to the maximum extent and return our relationship with Israel to one between individual nations, with different interests and common ideals, not some divine compact between two Zions. We do need a lighter, more focused, more lethal war against Jihadism - but this cannot ever again mean occupying countries we do not understand and cannot control. I suspect every other Republican would launch a war against Iran. Paul wouldn't. That alone makes a vote for him worthwhile." - Paul Buchheit

What could be more wacko than making preparations to attack Iran after the multi-trillion dollar failures of the Iraq and Afghan Wars and the overall neocon policies that helped cause the financial collapse of 2008? THAT's wacko. Even former Mossad heads are warning that an Iran War could collapse the American and global economies. Hacking away at the US Constitution, Bill of Rights and basic civil liberties is also wacko. Ron Paul is the only candidate who is on the sane side of these important issues. The neocons acquired control of Barack Obama from the moment he became president. - Sean McBride

"Even now, he had a stern, still handsome profile, the profile of an absolutist, a romantic. His breath indicated an arduous journey, some steep path, altitude. He seemed to be climbing. But with that will, that work ethic, that strength, there was also sweet Steve’s capacity for wonderment, the artist’s belief in the ideal, the still more beautiful later. Steve’s final words, hours earlier, were monosyllables, repeated three times. Before embarking, he’d looked at his sister Patty, then for a long time at his children, then at his life’s partner, Laurene, and then over their shoulders past them. Steve’s final words were: OH WOW. OH WOW. OH WOW." - Paul Buchheit

That was beautiful. - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

http://friendfeed.com/azemat... - سید مقداد خان !

Not sure where it came from. Possibly Jack Kornfield. Heard it quoted in a song. - Paul Buchheit

i might be some one u might want to talk to - James O'brien

That's what you think! - April Buchheit

It'll be a long time before I think I'll be able to appreciate flying again. - Gabe

I'll let you know when we get there. - Micah

Tough day for us all. - Louis Gray

truth. - Scott. Cat Herder.

Wow. - Stephen Mack

"For most startups at this stage, the best predictor of success is the founders. So, the most important parts of the application for me are the questions about the founders' backgrounds and the most impressive things they've done.   We're looking for evidence that the founders are smart, effective, and determined.  If you can't go through your application and point to evidence for all three, that's bad.  Don't be shy about telling us why you're good, but don't write a bunch of meaningless marketing speak either. I view the questions about the business largely as an intelligence test, but I'm always excited to read about a great idea.  There should be no obvious holes in your plan--i.e., if you're taking on a huge competitor, have no apparent monetization plan, etc., you need to address it.  It's very rare that I read about a brand new idea (and it's likely the startup will change or refine ideas), so I'm looking for deep insights I haven't heard heard or thought of before." - Paul Buchheit

Hi Paul, Then we must talk. Our Platform is getting ready by mid August for Test marketing! Rgds @hengavalli - Hengavalli Pradeep

Congrats! - Joel Kotarski

that's awesome, man. you changed my and many others' life, right here! I personally owe you a lot. - AlpB.

I like mpettis' take on this http://mpettis.com/2011... - Private Sanjeev

Even apostrophes? Loving apostrophes is hard to do... - Todd Hoff

I save my good loving for the colon. - Steve C, Team Marina

Sweet, sweet semi-colon lovin' is the name of the game. - Lisa L. Seifert

Calm down, Paul. - Akiva

"What if you are absolutely convinced that you didn't do anything to help your former employer and that you are entirely innocent of wrongdoing? Since you have nothing to hide, is it safe to talk? There can still be real danger in speaking to a government agent in these circumstances. To begin with, you are not qualified to know whether you are innocent of wrongdoing under federal criminal law . I have already noted the minimal nature of the act needed to connect you to another's crime if you have knowledge of that crime. But the danger goes beyond this. Not all federal crimes (particularly regulatory crimes) even require criminal intent. Moreover, you and your employer may have engaged in some widespread industry practice, acceptable at the time, which is now under stricter scrutiny. One offhand remark to the federal agent could turn into a damaging admission." - Paul Buchheit

To quote Bill Hicks, "You're free to do what we tell you." - teleken

Zen. - Stephen Mack

In other words, "Freedom's just another word for 'Nothing left to lose'"... - Brian Johns

http://online.wsj.com/article... was enough for the day. I was going to keep your post for another day but then I thought, “What would Paul think? I'd better read it right away!” - Amit Patel

That is great! Nicely written............expressive one - Asha Joshi

So far, there has always been an other. Extending all the way would remove the "other"ness. What replaces that? - Clare Dibble

None of them. If anything, Microsoft will become a soft carrier, followed quickly by Apple, then Google. Here are some thoughts I had on that a few months ago: http://fury.com/2011... - Kevin Fox

The first thought that came into my head was "Aircraft Carrier" to use as a Datacenter... - Stuart Woodward

حاجی مبارک باشه ،‌درسته فرندفید رو ول کردید به امون خدا ولی انشالله خوشبخت باشین :) - Conformist

Ha, Christopher, I thought April posted this until I took a second look! Happy Anniversary you guys. - Laura Norvig