Tiago Forte: The Essential Requirements for Choosing a Notes (Notebook) App as Your Second Brain. I believe there are ten core capabilities (more)

Introducing Tangle: A Connected Notebook. Tiago Forte and his team.. developed RandomNote, an application that adds randomness into your workflow by retrieving, as its name suggests, a random note from Evernote when you click it. (more)

Henry Jenkins III (born June 4, 1958) is an American media scholar and Provost Professor of Communication, Journalism, and Cinematic Arts, a joint professorship at the University of Southern California (USC) Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and the USC School of Cinematic Arts.[1] He also has a joint faculty appointment with the USC Rossier School of Education. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Jenkins (more)

Derek Thompson: Elite Failure Has Brought Americans to the Edge of an Existential Crisis. In 1998, the Wall Street Journal and NBC News asked several hundred young Americans to name their most important values. Work ethic led the way—naturally. After that, large majorities picked patriotism, religion, and having children. (more)

A Cynic’s Guide to Killing It at Stanford U. See 2012-04-30-AulettaStanfordUniversityFuture. (more)

Opinion: The Trump Voters Whose ‘Need for Chaos’ Obliterates Everything Else (more)

The Best Apps and Games for Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Positive Psychology in Teenagers. Many of the core characteristics of social emotional learning (SEL) and positive psychology intersect with executive-functioning skills (more)

Warren Buffett partner

Journalist, Media critic, author. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Auletta (more)

Ken Auletta has a profile of Stanford University and its ties to Silicon Valley. The campus has its jocks, stoners, and poets, but what it is famous for are budding Entrepreneurs, Engineers, and computer aces hoping to make their fortune in one crevasse or another of Silicon Valley. Innovation comes from myriad sources, including the bastions of East Coast learning, but Stanford has established itself as the intellectual nexus of the Information Economy. (more)

Hidden Networks: Network Effects That Don’t Look Like Network Effects. Here are three(-ish) examples of networks that don’t look like networks. (more)

The Hidden Patterns of Great Startup Ideas. We’ve (NFX) identified a total of 15 frameworks to help Founders refine their startup ideas and move from left to right, and today we’ll share 5 of them. (more)

Martin Cagan: Coaching - Owner vs. Employee. If I had to boil it all down, I’d say that thinking like an owner versus thinking like an employee is primarily about taking responsibility for the outcome rather than just the activities. (more)

Umair Haque on the Network Economy, as triggered by Credit Crisis 2008. In the 20th century, Innovation was about processes, products, and services: that's why most boardrooms are still investing in lower-order innovation. At the Lab, we've found that higher-order innovation - Business Model, strategic, and Management innovation - is associated with significantly more powerful and durable value creation. Think Apple (reinforcing simple product innovations, like the IPod and IPhone, with Disruptive new Value Chain designs, via ITunes and the AppStore). (more)

book by Jeff Jarvis ISBN:0061709719 http://www.buzzmachine.com/what-would-google-do/ (more)

Vietnamese restaurant in NYC China Town. http://nhatrangnyc.com/ (more)

Jason Fried: Is group chat (Group Messaging) making you sweat? What we’ve learned is that group chat used sparingly in a few very specific situations makes a lot of sense. What makes a lot less sense is chat as the primary, default method of communication inside an organization. (more)

DropBox CoEditing app, acquired as HackPad

Collaborative Writing WikiFarm, based on EtherPad (more)

Evernote's Desire To Be The Workplace's Virtual War Room For Projects. The company is taking its next step from giving an individual a professional digital Moleskine, to giving teams a virtual war room where they can “gather” to work on projects. (more)