Zach Ware

Here are a few interesting things I read on Feb 05:

• gladwell dot com – drinking games
• aceex comments on What are the small lifestyle changes you’ve made that have had big impacts for you?
• Zappos CEO gambles on reviving downtown Las Vegas | Marketplace from American Public Media

Here are a few interesting things I read on Feb 02:

• Deal finalized to move Zappos into City Hall building – www.ktnv.com
• Deal closes for Zappos’ move downtown – News – ReviewJournal.com
• Las Vegas City Council approves final deal bringing Zappos downtown – Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012 | 3:12 p.m. – Las Vegas Sun
• A Beginner’s Guide to Biking

Here are a few interesting things I read on Jan 28:

• 25 Things I Learned From Opening a Bookstore – jlsathre – Open Salon
  "If you put free books outside, someone will walk in every week and ask if they're really free, no matter how many signs you put out . Someone else will walk in and ask if everything in the store is free. "
• Cargo Cult Science
  Awesome read. Thanks for sharing @OptimizeProfit.

Here are a few interesting things I read on Jan 27:

• Dylan Bathurst, Graham Kahr and Zach Ware | Vegas Seven
• In Praise of Enemies
• To Really Know Something

Here are a few interesting things I read on Jan 24:

• Tony Hsieh’s new $350 million startup
• Tony Hsieh’s Excellent Las Vegas Adventure | Inc.com

Here are a few interesting things I read on Jan 17:

• The Fixie Bike Index
  Fixie and biking capitals.
• A Brief History of VegasTech
  Awesome history of VegasTech

Here are a few interesting things I read on Jan 11:

• Digital Desert Hub – Can The Downtown Project Create Silicon Strip In Vegas?
• One of Goldman Sachs’s 10,000 Small Businesses

Here are a few interesting things I read on Jan 07:

• Zappos hires firm to reshape City Hall – News – ReviewJournal.com
• Revealing Economic Terrorists: a Slumlord Conspiracy
• Self-Injury

Here are a few interesting things I read on Dec 29:

• Salad-bar strategy: The battle of the buffet – physics-math – 27 December 2011 – New Scientist
  Algorithms for maximizing salar bar load. Also: "people with a high body mass index (BMI) sit on average 5 metres closer to a buffet than those with an average BMI, and 71 per cent face the food, compared with 26 per cent of people of average weight "
• A Manifesto for Sustainable Capitalism – WSJ.com

Here are a few interesting things I read on Dec 25:

• Coffee’s got nothing to do with it | SebastianMarshall.com: Strategy, Philosophy, Self-Discipline, Science. Victory.
• The Biography of 100,000 Square Feet … – 99% Invisible
  A fascinating story of the social and urban design challenges presented by the revitalization of UN Plaza in SF.