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The Mail Box is a virtual picture book of current and past post offices. With info about the towns they serve. Mail service connects the world. From the smallest settlement to the largest metro areas in the world. The buildings that house the core operations range from a small shack to an extravagant building.
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Consulting Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering. Design Entrepreneur Coursework, Stanford GSB. Managed the company and set the vision fo.
Branding Positioning Advertising Writing Creative Direction. 6 edition of Advertising Age gladdened my heart. The headline was A REPRISE FOR JINGLES ON MADISON AVENUE. Liked this jingle so much they gave my company Stretch Media.
Tom Fairs 20 Great Performances. Its Down To You, Joni Mitchell. Leonard Cohens Tower of Song. Neil Young After The Gold Rush. Declan MacManus, The Comedians. David Byrne, Life During Wartime. Paul Simon, The Boy In The Bubble. Rolling Stones, Brown Sugar. Randy Newman, My Life Is GOOD. Billie Holiday God Bless the Child. Billy Strayhorn and Duke Lush Life.
There are some good posts going around today on the topic of using convertible debt in seed stage venture financings including one by my former colleague Seth Levin. Over at Foundry that is worth a look.