Interesting reading: food that kills, augmented reality, death by board meeting, lazy people, and big ideas.

Posted by Troy Angrignon

February 17, 2010

Jamie Oliver pleads with us to stop killing our kids with crappy food: www.ted.com/talks/jamie_oliver.html
Blaise Aguera y Arcas will blow your mind with the next generation of augmented reality mapping tools. Makes Google Maps look like crayons and paper. www.ted.com/talks/blaise_aguera.html
Running more effective board meetings. Not rocket science but good basic article. www.cloudave.com/link/running-more-effective-board-meetings-at-startups
It turns out that conservation is hard because people (even motivated people) just don’t like change. Good lessons to keep learning. Boulder Struggles With Energy Conservation – WSJ.com
It took us 14 years from idea to reality to host the Olympics. What is our NEXT big idea? We need to start it now: ‘I’ve got an idea’: The moment our Olympics dream began

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