It’s a beautiful sunny day. Blue sky above and green trees line a dirt path. Your dog bounds down the trail, turning back just before she would slip out of sight along the horizon with a dopey, tongue out grin.
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How paying over time and Bluecore make a statement in your customer’s inbox
Email is one of a business’s most powerful communication tools. But when overused or used to send the wrong message, it can become the fastest way to lose credibility with your customers.
From Burning Man to City Plazas: Festival Art Goes Civic
As dusk fell on a gathering in Oakland on June 7, the multicolor LED lights emanating from the base of a new sculpture became more vivid.
The latest wedding trend involves less tradition and more dirt
On her wedding day, Nicole Poulos called out to her photographer, Abbi Hearne. Hey! Will you come to the little girl’s room with me?
Finding the truth behind funny
When Robert Provine first decided to study laughter a little more than two decades ago, he developed a very simple protocol: He would invite people into the lab, present them with videos of the best comedy sketches available, and record their laughter. It didn’t work.
Hello & Goodbye
The word “endangered” has allowed humans to feel detached from the effects we are having on other animals.
WSGR’s Norviel has this IP advice for synthetic biology startups
“Biology is messy,” Vern Norviel, a partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati says. “And that drives everything in the biotech world.”
The open road
If it wasn’t for the curved roof or the large steering wheel and driver’s seat in the front, Rob and Robing Schannep could be standing in a luxury apartment in Brooklyn.
Three e-commerce insights from the holiday season
Originally published for Affirm.com on January 17th, 2019.
The history of underwriting and its present problems
The word underwriting came from the simple act of writing your name under the amount agreed you wanted to borrow.
Jesse Klein 