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So this is no kind of surprise but I love my hair. It's wild. It's curly. It's thick. It takes a licking & mostly keeps on ticking. It's a pain in the ass to do, but man, when it's done, it looks good!
So whether long/short, curly/straight, this is a hair appreciation thread
So whether long/short, curly/straight, this is a hair appreciation thread
My original hairstylist was my mother. (theroot.com/28-days-of-bla…)
One of my fav pics of my hair from when she did it was this headshot from my first day of junior high which started a rumor that I was Polynesian for 2 seconds.
This would not be the last time my hair did this.
One of my fav pics of my hair from when she did it was this headshot from my first day of junior high which started a rumor that I was Polynesian for 2 seconds.
This would not be the last time my hair did this.
Note the very early 90s bangs (hideous), but other than that, not a bad job, mommy!
This was also the first time she EVER let me wear my hair down for a photo
This was also the first time she EVER let me wear my hair down for a photo
1/ I've been having a few conversations with people in #VC about the denominator problem and I wanted to share this bit of math to put things in perspective:
If you run a $1B endowment, you may have a 15% #PrivateEquity target . . .
#Investing
#OpenLP
If you run a $1B endowment, you may have a 15% #PrivateEquity target . . .
#Investing
#OpenLP
2/ So that means you're looking to have $150M in NAV of private holdings . . . and on top of that, you've got undrawn commitments of another 50 cents to $1.50 for every dollar of NAV depending on your positioning ands assumptions
3/ An old rule of thumb says that you should have $1 of undrawn for every $1 of NAV, but Dean Takahashi and Seth Alexander wrote a great paper a while back that refined that thinking, although the rule of thumb still seems to work for most people
So I found out a friend of mine was using some pirated pdf @Wizards_DnD products to plan his next campaign. Found out he had no intention of purchasing, nor did he feel bad because they were a "big company." Here is why that pisses me off:
#dungeonsanddragons #CriticalRole
#dungeonsanddragons #CriticalRole
I am CEO of a really tiny RPG company that is desperately trying to break even on our products. We do this for love, for sure, but things cost money. Not only that, as much as I thought I did, the main thing that I have learned is how much work it takes to make even small things.
Right now we are working on a #savage worlds setting called #ArchonsofNikud and it is going to cost us thousands of dollars and untold thousands of person hours to make. It is hard to describe the blood, sweat, and tears that will go into this project.
