Thursday, April 1, 2010

knewton:

Where do you study?

We do, in fact, do it online.

knewton:

Where do you study?

We do, in fact, do it online.

Cite Arrow reblogged from knewton

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Chat Roulette Funny Piano Improv #1

Your host, Merton, freestyling in real-time with random strangers on Chat Roulette.

Saturday, February 27, 2010

The Sandpit (NYC)

My good friend Matt O’Malley, RRR producer and staff composer at Human Worldwide, made the music for this tiltshift video.

Some great shots of DUMBO in the beginning.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

This was for official work purposes.

This was for official work purposes.

Thursday, February 11, 2010

educationalrap:

Leadership Lessons from Dancing Guy [via]

The first follower is just as important as the leader.

Cite Arrow reblogged from educationalrap

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Work with Us!

educationalrap:

Want to work for an innovative educational media company?  Do you understand the Web and feel extremely comfortable with computers and popular online services?  Want to provide routine customer support to our growing customer base and interact with them on our website and social media channels?

We’re hiring!

College/graduate students, freelancers, part-timers, and others with 2 hours/day to spare should take a look.


Rhythm, Rhyme, Results (“triple R”) is an educational media company that specializes in producing educational rap music for middle school students. The company won two 2009 Parents’ Choice Awards and received top marks from Common Sense Media, and has been featured on NPR, YouTube, the New York Times online, and more. Fans range from rural Texas to suburban Illinois to urban New York, and all points between.

That’s right:  we’re hiring.  If you know anyone who might be interested, please tell them! We’re favoring Boston-area residents, but superstars who live elsewhere in the US should apply, too.  It’s a great gig for students and freelancers.  Apply here.

Cite Arrow reblogged from educationalrap
I wonder how Facebook’s and Google’s approaches to privacy will change when their founders become dads. John Bracken [via]

Tuesday, February 9, 2010