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Bill Gates

By Adam Rifkin

Microsoft was a stepping stone.

What he really wants to do is change the world.

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Surface Will Top iPad? What The Heck Is Bill Gates Smoking? – ReadWrite

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Executive Summary of The Startup of You, by Reid Hoffman and Ben Casnocha

Why You Should Code, a PSA By Chris Bosh, will.i.am, and Mark Zuckerberg

Bill Gates Reddit AMA

Bill Gates Jump gif

This is BUSINESS. As illustrated by my son, Bill Gates' daughter, and the President of the World Bank.

Microsoft 1978

To the religious people and atheists that discriminate against others on Facebook, let me remind you...

Steve Jobs gets emotional with Bill Gates about their friendship.

Good Guys of the world unite!

Saying No to College - NYTimes.com

Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose. ~Bill Gates

Gates Foundation: Catalyzing Change to Build Better Lives - Forbes

Bill Gates: MOOCs will replace textbooks, not universities

When Sal Khan met Bill Gates - Oct. 9, 2012

Steve Jobs vs Bill Gates Meme

Apple has Twitter and Microsoft has Facebook but Google has YouTube.

Romney and the Forbes 400 - NYTimes.com

Why networking is essential for entrepreneurs

The Dialogue with the Gates Foundation: What happens when Profits drive Reform? - Living in Dialogue - Education Week Teacher

Lance Armstrong's foundation sees $78K in donations, 25 times greater than normal day - ESPN

Gates-backed TerraPower pitches new nuclear tech | Cutting Edge - CNET News

Startup Pitch Decks and the 10/20/30 Rule.

Bill Gates: Why 'game-based learning' is the future of education | eSchool News

Is it better to do all your reading for the year in two weeks? - Barking up the wrong tree

2012 Olympics Ariel Hsing and Lily Zhang

New Lab Aims to Create, Study Educational Games - Digits - WSJ

Epic Rap Battle: Steve Jobs vs Bill Gates

A Conversation With Bill Gates - Technology - The Chronicle of Higher Education