Dave McClure has been known as one of the smartest and hardest working tech investor. He has been investing in early stage startups for years. Dave has been geeking out in Silicon Valley for over twenty years, and has worked with companies such as PayPal, Mint, Founders Fund, Facebook, LinkedIn, SlideShare, Twilio, Simply Hired, O'Reilly Media, Intel, & Microsoft. Many years ago he used to do real work like coding or marketing or running conferences, but these days he mostly does useless stuff like sending lots of email, blogging, and hanging out on Facebook and Twitter.

"Has Bean Steve" is Stephen Leighton, a former prison guard turned coffee connoisseur, who launched "Has Bean Coffee", a UK-based Internet coffee-roasting business that has a worldwide following thanks to Leighton's use of social media to leverage his products and interact with his customers around the globe.

The Web's attention turns to the year ahead. What did we expect of the online realm in 2010?

While Web innovation is unpredictable, some clear trends are becoming apparent. Expect the following 10 themes to define the Web this year:

Real-time ramps up

Sparked by Twitter, Facebook and FriendFeed, the real-time trend has been to the latter part of 2009 what "Web 2.0" was to 2007. The term represents the growing demand for immediacy in our interactions. Immediacy is compelling, engaging, highly addictive ... it's a sense of living in the now.

THE NEW DORK - Entrepreneur State of Mind (Jay-Z ft Alicia Keys Spoof)

The Pantless Knights, creators of the brilliantly produced  "I'm On A Mac" video, have released a new joint "The New Dork - Entrepreneur State of Mind", spoofing the Jay-Z and Alicia Keys snorefest, New York State of Mind.

While this latest novelty offering is generically eye catching, it lacks a solid focus by squandering more screen time ass-smooching mainstream tech websites and geek icons than it does lampooning the lifestyle and gadget mongering of the modern dork, portrayed in this bit as an urban Sasquatch rapper sporting doofus eyewear.

Points and Levels

To encourage participation and reward great answers, Yahoo! Answers has a system of points and levels. The number of points you get depends on the specific action you take. The points table below summarizes the point values for different actions. While you can't use points to buy or redeem anything, they do allow everyone to recognize how active and helpful you've been. (And they give you another excuse to brag to your friends.)

Levels

Levels are another way to keep track of how active you (and others) have been. The more points you accumulate, the higher your level. Yahoo! Answers recognizes your level achievements with our special brand of thank you's!

And finally, as you attain higher levels, you'll also be able to contribute more to Yahoo! Answers - you can ask, answer, vote and rate more frequently.

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