In my little book, Bore Hole, there is a big idea, and the big idea is that humans have a problem.
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"I would say every quarter I get an interesting idea, and maybe once a year I get a big idea but that big idea can transform the business."
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So I don't think that we can solve any of these issues, because fundamentally, primary turnout is so low- It's a big idea, Bradley, it is a big idea.
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Gift a Next Big Idea Club subscription, $249/yearThe book selections from Next Big Idea Club are curated by some of the biggest names in business and psychology non-fiction.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: WAUKEE, Iowa – Sen.
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The big idea is that Amazon Prime members can buy lots of stuff at a special discount; the really big idea is that Amazon owns several days of a slow summer news cycle.
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Nest's big idea for 2017 was remarkably bland: home security.
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I regard it as a big idea, like the smartphone.
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A big idea for what the future might look like.
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This is a big idea that's borne out of Facebook.
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Wayne Messam: His big idea is canceling student loan debt.
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Who can predict what the next big idea will be?
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That's the whole big idea with this whole democracy thing.
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That's the big idea behind Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods.
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The other big idea we need is the momentum principle.
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The lack of cashiers I think is a big idea.
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A really big idea would be to change that now.
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At Brandon Maxwell, the big idea was knit — knit flares!
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On Monday morning, the realities of my big idea hit me.
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Of course, Zuckerberg's big idea has always just been the internet.
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He quickly realized it was both a good and big idea.
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That's not the only big idea Lagonda has for this car.
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He passed on the really big idea: moving Madison Square Garden.
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Sima Sistani: My big idea is Stella and Dot for Pot.
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She has the Green New Deal, which is a big idea.
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The big idea is to impose a statutory "duty of care".
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Single payer is a big idea many Democrats can rally around.
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But the conservative movement's big idea about taxes is quite different.
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This vision is another big idea, but it will take time.
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Founders are always certain that they have the next big idea.
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That phrasing was a detail; the final visual, the big idea.
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The big idea: Most photos just sit there on your phone.
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Usually nonfiction, the kind of dense, 600-page Big Idea book.
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A very big idea captured in a very tiny word: hope.
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But is THAT the big idea for the future of work?
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If you're a regular reader of Vox, you'll start to see The Big Idea pieces sprinkled among the site's offerings; or, if you want a straight dose, you can seek us out at vox.com/the-big-idea.
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Since the 1980s Britain's big idea has been exported around the world.
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That big idea was held together out of shared interest and trust.
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Deciding whether to finally take your big idea to the next level?
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Two years ago, Stephen Kane was looking for his next big idea.
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Skinner's big idea was basically this: you'll do what you're rewarded for.
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But her big idea has been to focus more on organic growth.
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Most entrepreneurs don't have a blueprint to conceive their next big idea.
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TC: For those who've missed it, what's the big idea behind Pepo?
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That's his "big idea" for 2020 as well, according to his website.
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Take the big idea of today, and imagine it smaller and simpler.
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"Shops built around selling a big idea no longer work," he said.
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So the big idea these days is to do away with tipping?
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His big idea for the economy is a complete payroll tax holiday.
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"I regard it as a big idea like the smartphone," he added.
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My advice to people searching for their big idea is ... Look within.
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The big idea for moderates should be solidarity, fraternity, conversation across difference.
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Tell me first, what's the big idea you're talking about this week?
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The big idea Mr. Tiffany took to Disney was toying with scale.
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And he had a big idea: to build a smartphone made just gamers.
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Also at the end of the episode Wendy gives him his big idea.
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I don't have a big thesis here, no big idea to lay out.
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A big idea will arrive today—are you ready to take it on?
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Next Big Idea Club: the best nonfiction books, as recommended by bestselling authors
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The big idea is to grow as a person and athlete and teammate.
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"It goes back to Planned Parenthood's larger values and big idea," said Laguens.
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And the BIG IDEA, if you were wondering, happens to be this puzzle.
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But fun and games aside, there's a serious, timely and big idea here.
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THE INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT) is a clumsy name for a big idea.
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Mr. Lichter pitched Mr. Baker on a big idea: an N.F.L. theme park.
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In California&aposs Central Valley, a small city is testing a big idea.
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Company: Next Big Idea ClubRecommended by: Karin Klein, founding partner, Bloomberg BetaRelationship: InvestorWhat it does: The Next Big Idea Club provides members with two new nonfiction books every season plus course materials, exclusive video shorts, and access to a discussion forum.
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This first part of the Big Idea would actually be the easiest to achieve.
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The big idea: Get users to opt in to policies that generate personal data.
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"Making climate change central to American foreign policy is a big idea," says Rhodes.
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The big idea: Brokers are going to start looking a lot more like ... banks.
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We have a vision of how the world could be different, a big idea.
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It turned to Virtue, the creative agency owned by Vice, for a big idea.
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The big idea from Microsoft today was making conversation the next platform for computing.
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The details around a big idea are coming with the approaching Aries full moon.
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Is there one big idea that you want people to take away from this?
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The left's big idea one the economy is to cancel the tax cuts. Really?
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The big idea — getting your desired outcome from another person by dropping subtle cues.
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What's the big idea: Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement this week.
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The Big Idea has existed in fact if not in name since late June.
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Without a big idea, the United States will be unable to compete with China.
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" For example, "I had a very big idea about my apparel and jeans business.
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In general, the big idea of improving health span is what really interests me.
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How do you find a big idea that can translate into a thriving business?
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Today the resort looks like the physical manifestation of a big idea never executed.
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Render, a participant in the TechCrunch Disrupt SF Startup Battlefield, has a big idea.
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Democrats have been casting about for a big idea to propel them in 221.
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Which is to say: Dems need to figure out their Big Idea on climate.
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His big idea, on the campaign trail, was to strengthen the Franco-German relationship.
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The big idea here is that greater competition will help control the cost of healthcare.
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I want more investors to look at funding the next big idea — by a female.
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The big idea: If you have enough money, your investments can become self-fulfilling prophecies.
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And it's easier to get people excited and get people funded with a big idea.
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Get smart fast: Axios' Jonathan Swan had the big idea on this two weeks ago.
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Chinese carmaker NIO, the world's newest electric vehicle unicorn, has a big idea: battery swapping.
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The fashion police one is kind of funny, I guess, but what's the big idea?
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In several interviews, he mentioned that his next big idea is a supersonic electric jet.
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For many company funds, financial gain is less important than finding the next big idea.
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The new team's big idea: a bold diplomatic overture to the region's leading Muslim state.
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Deutsch also once hosted "The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch" on CNBC from 2004-2008.
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But what's interesting there is that they're trying to go after a big idea. Yes.
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But they introduce a big idea at the center of Westworld: Where does consciousness begin?
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Sometimes what's not said turns out be most revealing.
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Because last time you had a big idea, you were going to change venture capital.
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The big idea is to shift the number of daylight hours we get into the evening.
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I say that a lot, and I think he's a big mind chasing a big idea.
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You may think the phrase "Every big idea has to start small" is just a saying.
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VC investors want to see infrastructure, track record and reliability, not just the next big idea.
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That was evident in the "equality and growth" budget's big idea: putting more women to work.
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It doesn't seem like a big idea, considering the many fitness apps already on the market.
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Your impact will be greater and you'll be able to hone in on that big idea.
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And now Don and his son Alex are back with another big book and big idea.
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BALTIMORE — Leave it to the youngest person in the lab to think of the Big Idea.
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But at least it's a big idea that could provoke a needed U.S. climate-related debate.
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But the big idea of releasing a retro-console is offering a bunch of classic content.
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This is a big idea, which is why I want to hear you talk about this.
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But, after a yearlong stint of freelancing in search of that big idea, my son arrived.
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Today, The Big Idea features dueling pieces examining the cause of the problems, and potential solutions.
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It took a big idea and just two years to ink a multi-billion dollar deal.
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A big idea in Minneapolis points the way for other cities desperately in need of housing.
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They've got a big idea for collaboration in the cloud that they call the Open Data Initiative.
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One "big idea" that struck me from meeting with Wilson was how diverse Apple's workforce truly is.
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There were numerous policy points and one big idea: amending the Constitution to achieve campaign finance reform.
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Whether you're ready to launch your app or you're fine tuning your big idea, it's worth buying.
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Trying to get funding for your big idea can be daunting, but it doesn't have to be.
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MoveOn members were excited to hear Harris continue to discuss her Big Idea to achieve pay equity.
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The big idea is to bring techniques from the world's kitchens to America's Wednesday night dinner table.
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So I think the idea of building a community marketplace is kind of the big idea here.
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They can think they're just one big idea or one friend away from that level of success.
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"This was a very big idea," said Dan Gelber, the House Democratic minority leader at the time.
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That was such a big idea that Cage worked with, so I'm curious to hear your definition.
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If the candidate has a big idea for his fourth term, he is keeping it to himself.
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Huzayfah: Yes, and that was a big idea back then, and they were planning on establishing it.
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Yang's big idea But none were as tied to a specific proposal as Yang, a political neophyte.
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The PC age is now on the wane, but Mr. Peddle's big idea is just getting started.
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So our big idea is you walk up to a mirror, you see yourself as someone else.
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Morgan's big idea here is that human beings are as reliant on instinct as any other animal.
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With such a big idea we wanted to share every step through the final making of the underwear.
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It's the sort of big-budget, big-idea sci-fi film that seems all but impossible these days.
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Roger and I shared a big idea which he executed in a way no one else could have.
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Tristan Harris' first big idea for the tech industry, the Time Well Spent movement, was an outsized success.
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The big idea behind the new research is that speed-processing training builds what's know as cognitive reserve.
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But small as it still is, Creators for Change is a valuable test case for a big idea.
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However, the company knows even more can be done, it just hasn't quite uncovered the next big idea.
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He's like Donald Trump in that way: He says his big idea and hammers out the details later.
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Without this kind of data, you are left feeling that Kessler has not really substantiated his Big Idea.
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What's the big idea: Trump has, throughout his first term, maintained a low but fairly steady approval rating.
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"Our mission is to help transform a big idea into a big deal," the Incite's mission statement reads.
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Each entrepreneur had the chance to pitch their big idea to some of the best VCs in China.
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Let's start with the big idea in Trump's speech: Temporarily stopping Europeans from traveling to the United States.
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Surely a men's wear designer is out there ready to break onto the scene with a big idea.
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A thought leader champions one big idea to improve the world — think Al Gore's work on global warming.
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"The big idea here is overwhelming an adversary because we can come at them from all domains," Gen.
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Wait, Sherlock, your big idea is to create a really good product and charge people money for it?
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Will Wilkinson, a columnist for The Big Idea, is the vice president for policy at the Niskanen Center.
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While he has hundreds of policy positions, he's staking his presidential bid on one big idea: Universal Basic Income.
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The lesson: If you have a big idea, don't let one company's inability to exploit it get you down.
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The big idea with CoWatch is that you can use Amazon's Alexa as a personal assistant on your smartwatch.
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The company's big idea: to develop a new token that people will actually use, instead of use to speculate.
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In other words, procrastination can help boost creativity because you give yourself a chance to develop your big idea.
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The company's big idea: to develop a new token that people would actually use, instead of use to speculate.
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Roger and I shared a big idea in which he executed in a way no one else could have.
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This "big idea" quickly came to define his campaign, helped along by the fallout from the 9/11 attacks.
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Elizabeth Warren has a big idea that challenges how the Democratic Party thinks about solving the problem of inequality.
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Among the most prolific tenor saxophonists of his time, Murray, 123, is always chasing after the next big idea.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Lead House impeachment manager Adam Schiff has repeatedly held up Army Lt. Col.
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One of the changes has meant that the hyperlink to my Big Idea podcast is less pronounced than before.
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THE BIG IDEA: President Trump boasted on Thursday morning about the declining cancer death rate in the United States.
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"The big idea is to make this easy and simple," Arcadia CEO Kiran Bhatraju said of choosing renewable power.
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Some are fine with just a big idea, some want to see the start of long-term traction. So!
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What's the idea that you presented ... What's your big idea that you were talking about at TED this week?
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We did get satellite internet, but it didn't look anything like the big idea Teledesic was trying to sell.
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When you're developing an idea like that, do you start from the big idea or the more human notion?
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Finally, the Big Idea hit: If the root problems of humanity begin in the human mind, let's change our minds.
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"Roger and I shared a big idea which he executed in a way no one else could have," he added.
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How long that will last depends on when the next big idea makes it from the lab to the world.
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In fact, just calling it "innovation" instead of, say, "reform," calls for big-idea technological solutions, not just policy changes.
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Ground yourself this week by writing every ethereal thought and big idea down and circling back after getting some space.
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When such efforts fail to live up to expectations, the cancer world simply moves on to the next big idea.
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But like so many other startups that embraced this big idea at around the same time, its mission has changed.
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Here are 7 books that shaped Cuban's career: This best-seller encourages readers to get going on their big idea.
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The circumstance is sad, though, as Kanye is quickly about to see his big idea overtaken by these specific details.
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AMLO's big idea for reducing it is setting up a national guard, which is to have 150,000 members by 2024.
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"The big idea is still subject to a lot of details that we don't have the answers to," Laine said.
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And should inspiration strike again, you'll be ready to record your next big idea (or ten) with Upmetrics's organized pinboard.
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Raw isn't perfect, but it understands one very big idea: No belief system, no matter how rigid, can't be compromised.
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All will be forgotten and forgiven — and Silicon Valley will move on to the next big idea to be squandered.
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Voting in the U.S., deepening tensions between Saudi Arabia and Canada and what to make of Elon Musk's big idea.
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Amid a long list of proposals, the president's big idea for cutting drug costs at home is raising them abroad.
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When you can prove your ability to address a considerable business problem, you&aposve found the elusive next big idea.
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"They said it didn't really have any big concepts — that it didn't have a big idea," Didorosi told Business Insider.
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The Next Big Idea Rossi credits much of the success of his Justice League photo series to his wife, Roxana.
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The big idea, he said, is "a platform that delivers a gig," or digital connectivity of a gigabit per second.
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Bruce, it was so good to talk to you, thank you so much for coming and sharing your big idea.
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Right now, though, the left wing of the Democratic Party has a big idea on health care but no plan.
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Nadella's big idea was that Microsoft Research's cutting-edge science should be more broadly applied to the core of Microsoft's products.
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"The big idea was in the air," says Jon Clardy, who served as Brady's doctoral advisor and is now at Harvard.
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The other big idea is a universal basic income (UBI): a "citizen's dividend" paid to every adult whether working or not.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: HUDSON, N.H. – Karen Forleo thinks it would be a debacle if Democrats nominate Bernie Sanders.
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Great. So then the big idea I had, which was the breakthrough, people used to think of two categories of merchandise.
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Day-by-Day Introduction to Macbeth Unit Big Idea: Trust shapes how we view people and events, and drives our actions.
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Cramer always has his eye out for the next big idea, especially privately-held companies making big waves in their industry.
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" The agenda's big idea: "Too many families in America today feel that the rules of the economy are rigged against them.
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Of course there's a big idea behind it: Understanding language itself and creating software as linguistically fluent as you or me.
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This is the project's major weakness: Its big idea is based almost entirely on extrapolation from a few acres in California.
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However, the big idea for Memphis Meats is definitively and totally about creating new ways to make meat — not a substitute.
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"When David and I started this company in 2007, we began with a big idea," said John Sculley, in a statement.
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Procrastination helps if your responsibilities require creativity Stressed out about how you're going to come up with the next big idea?
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With the 2018 election behind us, a Universal Fund is one big idea that both Democrats and Republicans can get behind.
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The mayor's big idea is to rezone neighborhoods and require developers to include permanently affordable apartments as part of the deal.
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"Whenever we look at how the big problems get solved, it was rarely a big idea that solved them," he writes.
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His big idea -- that a system choked by bureaucracy and the liberal media is broke -- got him to the White House.
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His idea, the big idea of progressivism, was that national self-government was a coöperative project of putting the pieces together.
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The "grid-art" here was my idea, but Erik came up with the fabulous second theme entry WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA.
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But The Big Idea is less about the stories that drive today than the policies and philosophies that should drive tomorrow.
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So first, tell me a little about your talk, but what's your big idea that you want to talk about today?
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Then when the administration ran into trouble, Bannon's big idea for how to right the ship was to attack the media.
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Like any big idea, there is disagreement about computational thinking — its broad usefulness as well as what fits in the circle.
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Let this be a timeless lesson to us all: if you have a big idea when you're drunk, sleep on it.
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But the friends also came home with a big idea for a multimillion-dollar business to help clean the world's oceans.
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The romantic local myth still holds that the next big idea is already being dreamt up in some Silicon Valley garage.
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He says Apple was once his largest investment, but today he says the company just isn&apost a "big idea" anymore.
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When asked about how the Trump administration might compel China to act against Kim Jong Un's regime, Gorka had a big idea.
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There are so many of them, and they can be very different, it seems like it would be a big idea suck.
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Inslee offered hints that his climate and energy platform won't be constructed around a single big idea analogous to Medicare for All.
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Jim Cramer always has his eye out for the next big idea, especially privately-held companies making big waves in their industry.
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I'm just saying that this big idea of a new form of interaction has been coming for awhile and still isn't here.
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The big idea behind all these results is this: When you nudge doctors to consider their self-image, they make better decisions.
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But before you chase that vision, you have to ask yourself: Is my big idea rooted in a problem or a solution?
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For Clinton, backing a big idea like a universal child allowance would be a way to create a new legacy for herself.
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Kearl talked John Wilson in 2009, even though Wilson thought his friend must have been joking, that this was his big idea.
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Trump's big idea about getting tough with Europe isn't getting them to do anything that would be helpful to the average American.
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The Big Idea, as it became known, was born in a pub called the Pickwick overlooking Lake Superior in Duluth in 1966.
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Help your employees hatch the next big idea with this cloth-bound notebook that's organized into three sections: Conceive, Incubate, and Hatch.
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What's the big idea: This race was supposed to be a marquee match-up for the left wing of the Democratic Party.
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In the middle, some men appeared, although for them the big idea seemed to be skinny jeans and sparkly warm-up jackets.
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In 2005, Apple launched iTunes podcasting and Odeo execs realized their big idea was going to be crowded out of the market.
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Why did Republicans turn on their own big idea, and what does it mean for the future of the Affordable Care Act?
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A really big idea would be to stop electing candidates for any federal, state or local office who are climate change deniers.
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Marty didn't get that thank you he was looking for from Navarro, but his latest big idea bought him back his life.
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Also, because there's no real limit to stories told with just words, the writing team could pursue any big idea they wanted.
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Do you feel that that's hard to do as an entrepreneur when you have a big idea that is way too early?
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KF: I think some of the barriers they face are not understanding that people want the big idea, so [women often] undersell themselves.
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In three little words, Harris conveyed a big idea, and made it easier for product managers at big companies to discuss in shorthand.
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It's a big idea with a lot of barriers facing it, not least arguments that the Constitution prohibits the direct taxation of wealth.
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It's a big idea for e-commerce, and one that doesn't really have a corollary in the U.S. yet (Facebook Messenger is trying).
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Its big idea: turn today's delivery workers into "solopreneurs" who build their own book of clients and keep much more of the money.
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Its big idea, broadly, is that personalized learning is far more effective than the standardized education that most students are stuck with today.
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Lena's contacted by Karl once he has a scientific emergency, so there's a lot of "big idea" science thrown around in the novel.
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Instead, appeal to your Leo's charismatic side by sharing a story about a time you cheerfully won everyone over with your big idea.
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It's a question many entrepreneurs face: How do you talk about your big idea without being that person whose self-promotion irritates everyone?
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If there's a big idea in The Big Picture, it's that the age of the movie star and the star director is over.
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Or from his former CNBC talk show "The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch," or his scripted comedy series "Donny!" on the USA Network.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) rolled out a big idea to challenge how we think about inequality and the fundamental structure of the economy.
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Earlier that month, during an interview at a TED conference, the Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey shared a big idea of his own.
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Back then a "software-only fund" was considered ludicrous by many, and very risky by all to whom we pitched our big idea.
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But as her rivals promise generational change, national unity and sweeping liberal platforms, Ms. Klobuchar's big idea is far more prosaic: a win.
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His first big idea, at age 24, was to gather a bunch of jazz musicians to reimagine the music from Federico Fellini's films.
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He also turned his back on a big idea about how a rogue nation might be drawn into peaceful coexistence with the West.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Ken Starr said Monday that "the rank criminality of the Nixon administration" necessitated the 37th president's impeachment.
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He goes on to say, "One big idea packs more of a punch than five or 85033 smaller ideas combined," and he's right.
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The big idea championed by the industry is the concept of working in various spaces around an office rather than at a fixed workstation.
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The obvious breadwinner is Google, as emphasized when Alphabet separated Google from its more money-dependent Big Idea companies like Calico, X, and Fiber.
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Promote autonomous trucking, shipping, and deliveriesHere's the other big idea that's just not being championed enough: Why are we still letting humans handle shipping?
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Understanding tech clients' risk of losing market share if they're down too long has put Peacock onto his next big idea: franchising his methods.
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Their big idea was an ambitious plan to make it possible for anyone to set up a multiroom home speaker network for digital music.
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All things being equal, pursue a big idea even though on the surface it might seem like a smaller one might be more certain.
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THE BIG IDEA: Steve Castor, the lawyer representing Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee, advanced a novel argument as he cross-examined Bill Taylor.
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What's the big idea: President Donald Trump has a history of making vulgar remarks about women (such as in the infamous Access Hollywood tape).
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A: On my show 'The Big Idea,' I interviewed thousands of entrepreneurs, from Bill Gates to Ron Perelman to P. Diddy to Howard Schultz.
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Its big idea: to providing on-demand access to licensed pharmacists around the clock, and to deliver on-demand to customers — within an hour.
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In 2014, their big idea was allowing parents to deduct the cost of a home office with a crib in it from their taxes.
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And the study jibes with the big idea found in Liston's study — that people with different brain types respond to different types of treatment.
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For his next big idea, he is toying with a homage to a pair of retro '90s sneakers designed by Steve Jobs for Apple.
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Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) has a big idea: give 1583 local areas federal money so they can guarantee all their residents a job.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: DES MOINES – Amy Klobuchar remembers the text messages she received from her daughter on election night in 2016.
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I bring this up because in Seth Geltman's New York Times Crossword debut (ably assisted by Jeff Chen), the BIG idea is very important.
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It was a vision that suggested the computing tradition of an inspired programmer, working alone on a laptop, coming up with a big idea.
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It was a vision that suggested the computing tradition of an inspired programmer, working alone on a laptop, coming up with a big idea.
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Boosting gas taxes by seven cents or five cents a gallon to pay for "big idea" projects flies in the face of that wisdom.
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To announce their funding and vision to create the unmanned store of the future, Bodega briefed a number of journalists on its big idea.
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Hastings, then 13, was planning to go back to school to study education, while Randolph, then 39, wanted to launch the next big idea.
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When the hyperloop first sparked a frenzy in 2013, it was just an Elon Musk Big Idea—very exciting, maybe possible, definitely hard to believe.
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Maran Nelson: My big idea is that science fiction has really hurt the chances that we're going to get scared of AI when we should.
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Hillary Clinton has three months to present the BIG idea that will put millions back to work within the next six months to a year.
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But if it's going to do that, it has to recommit to a big idea: Everlasting is going to be the death of these women.
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They either try to sell a big idea that they're nowhere near capable of executing on, or they make positively small ideas sound overly inflated.
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The big idea is to align its business with that of Red Hat — the open source software giant that IBM just purchased for $34 billion.
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Did he just have a big idea of all of these beautiful brown models, in a picturesque scene and forget about details like heat exhaustion?
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Two years ago, Mark Pincus, the billionaire who is responsible for Farmville, the 21st century's answer to the Dutch Tulip Craze, had a big idea.
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But I think the core idea, which is to come up with innovative ways to drive more people into our stores, that's the big idea.
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I can have a big idea for months or years, but I can't say much about it even when hundreds of hours have been logged.
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Welcome to The Big Idea, Vox's new home for scholarly (but never jargon-y) excursions into the most important issues and ideas of our time.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart discussion of the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically by outside contributors.
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The big idea being that everybody after the show is really pumped for Season 7 and says 'now I’m ready for something new.
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A good thing to ask about big-idea plays like this is whether what's left after you untangle the chronology is of any special interest.
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Sanders' big idea is to return the Democratic Party to its roots in the powerful labor and civil rights movements of the mid-20th century.
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But to go from a big idea to a reality, the Green New Deal needs support from the full ideological spectrum of the Democratic Party.
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Although Gelfand can occasionally come across as too much of a salesperson for her big idea, she's generally an engaging writer with real intellectual range.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — often by outside contributors.
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But Helsinki is in the process of one-upping New York with a big idea of its own: The Finnish city wants to make cars obsolete.
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"Every couple of years someone comes up with a big idea," says Emile Hokayem of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a think-tank in London.
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"The big idea that Daesh were putting out there, the kind of glamor ... has been exposed for what it is, it is a lie," he said.
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In a world of grab-and-go drive-thrus and processed meals, the fresh fruits and veggies were a hit, which gave Mallers a big idea.
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Walmart continues to launch trend-setting artificial-intelligence tools across its stores, but the retail giant is hoping the next big idea comes from its employees.
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What's the big idea: The House of Representatives is difficult to predict because non-partisan polling for individual districts is limited and often not that accurate.
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Gaining access to the capital, counsel and contacts they need to turn a big idea into the next big thing is already tough enough, women say.
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At one end of The Big Idea spectrum, we'll publish intelligent riffs and next-day takes on news developments, rooted in expertise (or just unusual insight).
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The big idea is that this will make science more transparent and replicable, and decrease the friction for one lab to evaluate the work of another.
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But the big idea Trump is touting is that he could get states to kick in enough money to give the vouchers some real buying power.
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This is not Ms. Gillibrand's first big idea; she also would like the federal government to provide Medicare for all and a job for every American.
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The big idea here was to make public service more attractive, as higher education (including advanced degrees that are mandatory in many fields) became more expensive.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: President Trump didn't just dubiously blame Barack Obama's nuclear deal for Iran's retaliatory missile strikes against U.S. targets in Iraq.
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A college dropout with a big idea OYO was initially born in 210 as an online service called Oravel Travel that aggregated budget hotel room listings.
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When it's all said and done, you'll be ready to stop dreaming about launching your big idea and actually take steps to make profitability your reality.
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The way technology has evolved, with the right big idea you can generate huge amounts of value — but then, it also has this wealth-concentrating effect.
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The big idea: All of the games will stream on the NCAA's March Madness site, as well as apps for many devices, including iOS and Android.
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And the big idea that had happened in the '80s but now we take for granted but wasn't so clear is that entrepreneurship is not alchemy. Right.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, sometimes scholarly, excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — often from outside contributors.
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This piece is part of The Big Idea, a section for outside contributors' opinions about, and analysis of, the most important issues in politics, science, and culture.
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The startup's initial attempts to monetize their big idea focused on trying to sell single word location options to people who might want a custom location badge.
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In doing so, we take a big idea — that the ability to keep trying matters more than immediate success — and drag it down to a small scale.
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And yet, from time immemorial, ballplayers square around and bunt anyway, whether on orders from the dugout or from a big idea germinating in their own brain.
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But, before Casper launched five years ago, the company's five co-founders struggled to convince investors that an online mattress startup could be the next big idea.
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The film's big idea is that Balboa's opponent-turned-friend Apollo Creed (who was killed off in "Rocky IV") has an illegitimate son named, brilliantly, Adonis Creed.
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His big idea in the 1980s was that selling partial stakes in state-owned companies to the public would improve their performance—hence his nickname, Mr Shareholding.
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In general, Americans' big idea about taxes is that they are open to someone else paying higher taxes but do not want to pay higher taxes personally.
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For a while, it seemed like tech innovation flowed up rather than down, where the little guy's big idea eventually found its way to the big stage.
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Just last month, for instance, NASA announced its finalists for the Breakthrough, Innovative and Game-changing (BIG) Idea Challenge, which annually solicits concepts for emerging spaceflight platforms.
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But he does have a big idea about American politics, namely that the poisonous spirit of partisanship is preventing America's elected officials from governing the country effectively.
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When the program was created in 2007, the big idea was to dismiss the remaining loan balances of government and nonprofit employees after 120 on-time payments.
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She's the mother of Kristy Thomas, the teenager who had a big idea to gather her friends together to start a club/business of babysitters-for-hire.
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"Voters will get the message that the Democratic Party stands for a big idea of giving every American access to the super popular Medicare program," he said.
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The new president's big idea is to reverse Mr Macri's sequence: growth will lead to a revival of confidence rather than the other way round, he argues.
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It's no longer enough to have a big idea to challenge the status quo — a giant can often swoop in and shut newcomers down in a flash.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — often written by outside contributors.
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It's a big idea, but a reminder that trying to reform the police and society without real institutional support is a bit like writing in the sand.
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"To tell all these brands that our idea is to get rid of retail prices is crazy, but that's the slow, big idea behind it," he said.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, sometimes scholarly, excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically from outside contributors.
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Another big idea explored in the film is that black students at HBCUs have historically really been on the front lines of developing black thought and activism.
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Gruen's big idea was to recreate the city square but with a roof on top, a crucial advancement in Minnesota where winter temperatures make outdoor shopping an impossibility.
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The big idea behind the razor was sustainability: Here was a tool that would allow men to give themselves the barbershop experience at home — or on the battlefield.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly discussions of the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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White House chief strategist Steve Bannon has a big idea that, according to Axios, he's been pushing aggressively within the Trump administration: raising the top income tax rate.
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And he is armed with a big idea: that human beings will change more in the next hundred years than they have in all of their previous existence.
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Despite his appeals to a higher idea of opponents rather than enemies, Biden's effect is moral, personal, more about the spirit of the thing than any big idea.
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READ: Raid reunites trafficked tea plantation sisters Then in 2013, she had another big idea and called a friend, Brad Riley, who runs the anti-trafficking group, iEmpathize.
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Tim Cook has publicly been very bullish on AR, calling it "a big idea, like the smartphone," meaning it's something that everyone will one day end up using.
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Mr Macron's other big idea is to run a series of "citizens' consultations" to generate debate about the EU in the run-up to next year's European elections.
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While the third track was the most significant part of Mr. Cuomo's announcement on Tuesday, it was not the only big idea he was floating for Long Island.
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We set out two years ago with a big idea about a new approach to food delivery and the lofty ambition of turning an industry on its head.
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Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk has a pretty good sense of humor, but sometimes we can't tell when he's just joking or mulling his next big idea.
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Rise it's called, yeah, but we're trying to establish ... It's a big idea, it's our big bet ... Virginia's world-renowned winery, and we're making good progress towards it.
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And the big idea has not changed much: Create cheap, safe and natural materials for fuel, cosmetics and other goods, much the way yeast ferments sugars into alcohol.
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Really, though, that's the big idea of this movie and why I think it's been so successful with the Academy when you wouldn't expect it to have been.
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The big idea was this: The basic math of annual compounding says that $503,000 will grow to $1,093,032.03 over 70 years if it earns 8 percent on average.
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Instead, he gets his big idea: to transform a fashion show (Sweety's dad owns a textile factory) into a musical comedy that preaches tolerance about same-sex love.
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The big idea was to give the department a better sense of its own return on investment, given how much money it spends on higher education each year.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly discussion of the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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So my big idea is that if you want to discover a new thing about the universe, you have to look at the universe in a new way.
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It's become a catch-22 for Warren, with her bold, big-idea policy proposals pored over by the media as simultaneously her great strength and a possible vulnerability.
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Indeed, upcoming electoral appointments in Spain, Italy, France, and Germany make the political context highly unfavorable to any new, big idea about rejuvenating the continent -- with or without Britain.
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The first large-scale federal investment in teacher pay in U.S. history, it's also the first big idea of her campaign that doesn't come from her Senate legislative portfolio.
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"We certainly wanted a big idea for this season to be the characters to be dealing with the trauma of what happened in the past," Ross told the publication.
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The big idea of Halt and Catch Fire is that we keep repeating our mistakes, but each time we do, we get a little better at living through them.
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The question is whether America is still a place where large-scale, labor intensive, big idea projects can still get done in our current regulatory, litigious, and political climate.
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I actually find it invigorating that, in the tech circles of San Francisco, people have the habit of telling you about their big idea within minutes of meeting you.
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General Stanley McChrystal (Army-Ret.) has awakened the country to a big idea — to make a year of national service a rite of passage for 18-28 year olds.
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Even if you are doing something really important, whether it's writing or making music or working on a big idea, you're intense and engaged, but not thinking that much.
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It's not a big-idea movie, but it's sweet and funny, and has more in common with the Netflix series Stranger Things than any of the previous Transformers blockbusters.
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Edward Markey have proposed is far too ambitious and unrealistic, she has managed to get a big idea on the table and accelerate the debate over this crucial issue.
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Big-idea books like "Guns, Germs, and Steel" or "Why Nations Fail" told people not only why things happened, but why they had to happen the way they did.
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The director Kitty Green's big idea here is to explore the tragedy and its aftershocks through the reactions of actors playing those involved in the case, including JonBenet's parents.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: DES MOINES — The centerpiece of Joe Biden's closing pitch to Iowa voters is that he's the Democrat whom President Trump fears the most.
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The big idea this time out is to filter all those ill-gotten gains through a casino, seemingly the perfect machine to launder money, and maybe even multiply it.
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The big idea: Spotify has agreed to let Universal artists restrict new albums to Spotify's 50 million paying subscribers for two weeks, while letting free users listen to singles.
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There's no better global launching platform for a big idea than the round red rug in the middle of the TED stage, those iconic three letters glowing in the back.
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And the Big Idea Man himself seems to be back in the game, saying he'd like to pop a hyperloop or two into the tunnels he's digging around the country.
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While the houses at Getaway are small, the big idea is a solution to the growing inability for consumers to disassociate themselves from the relentless pull of technology and work.
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Render is a small startup with a big idea to provide infrastructure services for developers, who might be looking for a cheaper and easier alternative to bigger, more familiar names.
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But Suarez isn't just taking on one big idea, he's meticulously building a world, complete with new cryptocurrencies, crowdsourced surveillance methods, and other moderately interesting extrapolations of present-day technology.
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The big idea: UC Berkeley has been overlooked for too long by angel investors and VCs alike, and Fiance is positioned as well as anyone to unearth its hidden gems.
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With global oil prices so low right now, it's the perfect opportunity to attempt some kind of big idea that might help to shift the country more towards that future.
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You have two moods, Pisces: napping in a mist of patchouli while a documentary about the ocean is on TV, or super excited about a big idea that inspires you.
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And the insurance companies like the Democrats' current big idea on health-insurance reform: burying the insurance companies in bailout money to cover up the problems created by the ACA.
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Another big idea he's into appeals to his Libertarianism: He backed the Seasteading Institute, which is building self-sustained floating cities that want to experiment with different types of governments.
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The band has never been an outright political entity, but Halford has certainly never been shy about his opinions, often couching societal commentary within his grandiose, big-idea lyrical schemes.
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Now, it's not possible to pre-shoot this footage, but that's the big idea, with James Webb (the second administrator of NASA) resigning and retiring right before they go up.
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Here's a rundown of what Congress and the White House are proposing, how this big idea came to be, and why the politics of the moment allowed for its emergence.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Secretary of War Henry Stimson and President Harry Truman agreed in 1945 that the United States should not drop an atomic bomb on Kyoto.
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Nowadays, in the world of IT, the big idea is to give everyone else their own incarnation of the state-of-the-art infrastructure Google built to run its Internet empire.
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" The big idea here, according to Facebook's content strategy lead Alicia Dougherty-Wold, is "a good statement of investment for caring for people and wanting to express that to our community.
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Of course triumphalists like Lacob would look at that, work backwards, and decide that actually this was technology—pure progress, the natural result of a big idea and an efficient process.
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When another audience member asked Carson what his "Big Idea" for the country would be, he answered by noting that the U.S. population is dwarfed by that of China and India.
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This is a very big idea, and when you take its magnitude seriously you can see that it's not particularly surprising that it's run into a few problems along the way.
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Consumers are trending away from personal car ownership, and toward ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft, which have both been recently emphasizing carpooling as the next big idea in transportation.
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If all students are being asked to do is to understand and remember the big idea or gist of what they're reading, there's no benefit in selecting one medium over another.
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"Most people admitted that going from 'big idea' to 'legislative text' would be immensely challenging," said one attendee who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the group's deliberations are private.
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Their big idea is that instead of purchasing an e-scooter outright, GroverGo customers can enjoy unlimited e-scooter rides without the upfront costs or commitment of owning an e-scooter.
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"This is a big idea and it's an expensive idea, but I do think that it is in line with the scale of the problem, which is also immense," he said.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Revelations about former national security adviser John Bolton's forthcoming memoir have shattered a central argument advanced by President Trump's defense lawyers during his impeachment trial.
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Their big idea: create bathroom templates whose scope and costs are generally understood, line up customers for them, then hire general contractors who are willing to focus only on these bathrooms.
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The Big Idea, suggested by quantum physics, is that all possible lives, past, present and future, exist at once and sometimes cross, allowing sensations from one to seep into the others.
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His big idea is a new train hall across the street, in the James A. Farley Post Office Building, to serve Amtrak and provide passengers some access to Long Island Railroad.
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That's what makes this spot striking: It invokes John F. Kennedy's fight to put a man on the moon, arguing that any "big" idea is possible if a leader wills it.
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The same country that dreamed up the transcontinental railroad and the interstate highway system and the smartphone is more than capable of generating the next Big Idea that could revolutionize infrastructure.
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THE BIG IDEA: President Trump finds himself facing impeachment, at least in part, because he's surrounded himself with yes men who enable and even encourage his impulses, rather than check them.
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Their big idea for the American people is to reduce corporate taxes so that business will remain here and we can start to grow our anemic gross domestic product once again.
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And his big idea, embraced by Reagan, was a mix of low marginal tax rates to spur economic-growth incentives and a sound, reliable dollar to conquer inflation and create confidence.
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Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) proposed a big idea to try to make the economy fairer: requiring public companies to let their workers directly elect one-third of the corporate board's members.
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The man who created the technology behind status updates and user check-ins on social networks told CNBC he was tinkering around for the next big idea that could change the world.
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Todd Moss is a former State Department official leading a small new nonprofit with a big idea: changing what he calls an incomplete conversation about electricity access in Africa and South Asia.
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Most entrepreneurs can only dream of meeting a legendary CEO like Sir Richard Branson, the founder of the Virgin Group who is willing to spend time mentoring them — and their big idea.
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Yet to avoid enormous wastes of capital that could fund more worthy and impactful businesses, VCs will have to dig deeper than what sounds like a big idea from a smart team.
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He also praised Chinese President Xi Jinping's Belt and Road initiative to link countries through infrastructure development as "a big idea in a world that is searching and wanting for big ideas".
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"Showers are one of the most common places to think up your next big idea or solution", read a note, urging housemates "not to let your next idea go down the drain".
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Explore a Theme or Big Idea What makes these mini-documentaries so powerful is that they can present a compelling theme, such as justice, adversity or freedom, in just a few minutes.
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The big idea behind parabiosis is that there are factors in young blood — perhaps stem cells, hormones, or other proteins — that can cause genetic changes or structural changes in an older animals.
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And, in 2005, none other than Hulk Hogan declared that MMA was "pretty barbaric" and will always have a narrow audience on an episode of CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch.
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Most of the writers I know wait for maker days to start writing, believing they need at least four or six hours to dig into a big idea or a complex problem.
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It's vital to remember this episode, because the next time these pundits resolve to dismiss the next big idea on the left, rest assured they will cite polling to make their case.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Seven in 10 Americans believe Donald Trump has definitely or probably done unethical things during his time in office or while he was running for president.
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It's a skill that's necessary to fix the numerous modern devices that rely on the fact that Jack Kilby's big idea allowed manufacturers to shrink the integrated circuits to almost atomic sizes.
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The founders persisted despite false starts and a lack of funding, and they even walked away from good jobs before they finally got the break that would make their big idea a reality.
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The second part of the Big Idea might be harder to achieve, except for the fact that the president's pick for Secretary of State is Rex Tillerson, currently the CEO of Exxon Mobil.
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The focus can be purely on big idea thinking about how to apply AR, the experience of doing so, and how best to conjoin it with other systems like voice, mapping and photography.
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Given that Apple chief executive Tim Cook has spoken so enthusiastically about AR in recent months, saying it's a "big idea, like the smartphone," this kind of framework makes a lot of sense.
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The big idea was you were explaining to a broad audience how data collection works, specifically on the internet and internet advertising, but just broadly how people are tracking what you're doing. Yeah.
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The big idea there was a constitution of a euro area parliament to oversee monetary and fiscal management, and to promptly implement public debt write-offs in excess of 60 percent of GDP.
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"Knowing Ev is going to take a swing at the big idea of subscriptions, and is one of the few people who can do so, is a good thing," Dash told BuzzFeed News.
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More than a decade ago, Noah Glass received an offer he couldn't refuse: turn down Harvard Business School in exchange for $500,203 in seed funding to get his big idea off the ground.
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So, when addressing tricky problems, big or small, this month, don't be afraid to try out an unconventional solution or swing-for-the-fences big idea — it just might work under these skies.
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He was there when Larry Page was building ... So Larry Page was a PhD student at Stanford and his big idea was he was going to get a PhD by studying the web.
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Led by Vic Gundotra and Bradley Horowitz, Google's big idea to fix social was to get users to create groups of contacts — called "Circles" — in order to have more control over social sharing.
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Today was another Big Idea day for Mark, one where our pallid, lab-grown CEO shovels 3,000 words of pure disruption down our collective throats (in the form of a lengthy Facebook post).
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"The idea, when we think about moving at these speeds and this kind of transformational technology, is a big idea, and the thing we find most people ask is, 'Show me,'" Lloyd said.
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Amidst all the buzz, ZeroDown skipped out on Demo Day in March, the culminating event of YC that gives startups a couple of minutes each to entice investors into supporting their big idea.
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The pitchman: Tom Szaky, founder and chief executive of the recycling company TerraCycle, headed to Davos two years ago to meet with the leaders of packaged goods companies and push his big idea.
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The big idea with these programs so far has been a bit of fan service and in some cases giving people a place to learn more about the process behind their favorite shows.
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Her father, the former host of the CNBC talk show "The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch," is chairman emeritus of an advertising agency in New York and Los Angeles that bears his name.
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Jeff Brandes of St. Petersburg, a former platoon leader in the Iraq War who, as a freshman legislator in 2011, turned to the internet to search for a "big idea" he could champion.
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According to Conn, the neoliberal economist Milton Friedman's defense of shareholder value as the central purpose of business provided the "big idea" that finally brought business schools, economists, and the corporate world together.
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Keeper co-founders Paul Koullick (left) and David Kang Keeper co-founders Paul Koullick (left) and David Kang The pair entered YC this winter with a big idea and little to show for it.
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On everything from the impeachment process, to regulating tech giants and student loan debt, it was Warren who set the pace on policy, emerging as the clear front-runner in the big idea primary.
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Specifically, we ask the nominees to make this big idea a national priority and they can do it by proposing to increase positions in quality programs, such as Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, VISTA and YouthBuild.
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Democratic consultant Joel Benenson, meanwhile, worried about the lack of a "single big idea that encapsulates her vision on this and link it to our country's future," as a way to explain her opposition.
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Over the past decade, the big idea nurtured by these researchers has reinvented the way technology is built, accelerating the development of face-recognition services, talking digital assistants, warehouse robots and self-driving cars.
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And if your big idea is New York City, you're probably better off underplaying it than going all out like the Grill, where they all but park a Checker cab next to your table.
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On September 8, the sun clashes with Jupiter—another fantastic planetary event for your intuitive development and for dreamwork—while Mercury connects with Pluto, helping you transform a big idea into an action plan.
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The big idea here — which companies from Facebook to Amazon would probably be wise to watch closely — is to protect the mission by erecting guardrails that keep the company from the overpursuit of money.
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They learned to modify and expand upon their big idea, get needed management help without giving up control, and manage risk and reward on the road to becoming a more or less mature enterprise.
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Let's just get rid of the incumbent president, [and] we can go back to doing what we used to do, or it's our big idea or no way," Patrick said on "CBS This Morning.
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WASHINGTON — Prominent Democrats — stung by their eroding support from working-class voters but buoyed by the deficit-be-damned approach of ruling Republicans — are embracing a big idea from a bygone era: guaranteed employment.
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This has made the U.S. a chilling place for inventors and innovators, handicapping our economy and implicitly aiding foreign competitors that are all too happy to bring the next big idea to their shores.
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I wrote a Big Idea in May about how Young's military service prompted him to focus on this issue when it looked like the United States might get drawn into a war with Venezuela.
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Early-stage investors have begun funneling larger sums of capital to standout teams at the seed, while billion-dollar venture capital funds set aside capital for serial entrepreneurs working on their next big idea.
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I got my big idea for Tory Burch ... While I was taking some time off from my career to be at home with my family — I had three boys under the age of four.
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Chomsky's big idea was that the world is controlled by informational channels that spoon-feed us nutritionally void info-bytes, that the truth—or, more often, the context—of what we're told isn't verifiable.
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That should now serve as a warning to both parties as, in an effort to assuage the populist passions Mr Trump has aroused, they rush to embrace Mr Perot's other, more damaging, big idea: protectionism.
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"It's the kind of document that we could show to our CEO, and he could get the big idea, or we could show to someone in the office, and they could get it," says Perkins.
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The big idea was effectively to violate taxi and limousine laws all around the world and sort out the mess later, either by covering the cost of driver infractions or lobbying to change the rules.
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He's Nathan's brother (there is, surprisingly, a plausible explanation for why he was never seen throughout the first three games) who was believed to be dead, but is now back, and with a big idea.
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The big idea behind Salesforce was that where most companies — including Oracle — sold enterprise software that companies had to install on their own servers, they would let people access business apps from the web browser.
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" Robby Mook, Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign manager, later told me: "The big idea about Trump was that he was talking plain and telling it like it is, even though he was lying all the time.
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Likely 2020 Democratic presidential candidates are in the midst of a kind of big-idea arms race, with each one attempting to pivot left by endorsing bigger and bigger plans to expand the safety net.
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"It's a big idea," Sha, the chief executive, told a TechCrunch reporter in a 2012 webcast as he leaned back in a swivel chair next to Conrad and rattled off a list of SigFig's investors.
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Whether his subject is success ("Outliers"), snap judgments ("Blink"), the underdog's advantage ("David and Goliath") or the outsize effects of tiny changes ("The Tipping Point"), every anecdote, every story, gets folded into a Big Idea.
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"This is what can happen when countries come together in pursuit of a common goal, when we have a big idea and the political will to make it happen," Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.
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"This is what can happen when countries come together in pursuit of a common goal, when we have a big idea and the political will to make it happen," said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — As part of my college major in Strategic Guessing, also known to some as marketing, I took an advertising class where an ad's Big Idea was as elusive as the Holy Grail.
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The big idea here is to shift more of the responsibility for our financial well-being away from employers and the government and directly toward us, whether we know a lot about money or not.
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The approach – offering up a big idea and then trying to figure out details and strategy with Congress later – is an uncomfortable echo of Trump's failure to get an Obamacare replacement bill passed this summer.
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The Center for American Progress (CAP), one of Washington, DC's most influential liberal think tanks with deep ties to the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton campaign, has proposed a big idea for raising Americans' wages.
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"The notion that if you want to engage in [social entrepreneurship] you have to have the big idea does a disservice to this space and people who want to play a role in it," said Brodbar.
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The Big Idea reached the world when Elon Musk published a 57-page white paper outlining his thinking for firing levitating pods, carrying passengers or cargo through nearly airless tubes, at speeds up to 700 mph.
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Instead, it's a reason to remember that a big idea isn't a policy proposal, and that you have to start putting forth policy proposals — specific enough that they will be criticized — to get real policy change.
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I know this because one of the animation companies behind Stewart's big idea gave me a preview months ago, long before Donald Trump took office and the daily news cycle became By-the-Minute News Cycle.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: MERRIMACK, N.H. – An Air Force veteran asked Pete Buttigieg at the American Legion hall here whether he learned any special lessons during his deployment to Afghanistan as a Naval reservist.
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Sure, your plan may change once or twice, or even more frequently than you could have ever predicted at the on-set of your big idea, but don't let that deter you from your end goal.
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"The C3 Prize is to help find innovative ideas to help solve problems, and we're going to give away up to $200,000 of grant money to help fuel the next big idea or ideas," says Bill.
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I give her credit for a big idea, and I think, look, part of the courage of putting an idea out there is recognizing that it's going to be tested and it's going to be challenged.
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If their big idea for avoiding the stench of Trump is to completely acquiesce to him, why would they shift course after his candidacy is over, and their path to power begins to look easy again?
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Overcomplicated has the scintillating, big-idea premise of an "it" business book, but it's more than a Hudson News read: It presents a new way to think about the world that makes seemingly impossible problems approachable.
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In the case of ICOs, the Big Idea is that the technology on which the cryptocurrencies are based will enable a new generation of online applications and markets that will end up dwarfing today's internet giants.
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The big idea with CarPlay and Android Auto is to bring a mobile-friendly, less distracting experience to car dashboards, which sometimes suffer from convoluted interfaces or don't offer the same media experience as phones and tablets.
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Besides that, in general and in tone, I've always been a huge fan of Paul Verhoeven and his films and how he can take a big idea or a big concept and still have fun with it.
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OpenGov's big idea: to enable these public administrators to see what's going on internally and to communicate their findings to elected officials, all with the aim of helping each of them operate more effectively (and reduce waste).
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Dan Genduso spent nearly a decade working in consulting before landing on the Disrupt Berlin stage to launch his first startup, Apoll210 — a small company with a big idea about how to solve America's expanding education crisis.
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The professor's methods were probably not the best way to go about encouraging creativity, but I can remember him systematically shooting down any idea for a class campaign that he did not believe was a Big Idea.
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There's a serious, timely big idea at this exhibition: As social media, smartphones and virtual reality make us ever more "ocularcentric," we have taken leave of our nonvisual senses — and need to get back in touch, literally.
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That's why Trump and his party have gone back to the GOP's "big idea" of 1980: that cutting marginal tax rates will produce miraculous growth rates by boosting the stock of private capital available for productive investment.
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Economist Heather Boushey, a paid leave expert who served as a policy adviser for Hillary Clinton's 212 campaign, says the plan is a "big idea," but the larger question is whether voters will treat it as one.
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Big idea 1: Small teams of scientists are more likely than large ones to produce disruptive ideas, according to a new analysis of more than 65 million scientific papers, patents and computer code published between 1954 and 2014.
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The big idea: Promise provides support to people caught in the criminal justice system to ensure they can return to their jobs and families until their case in resolved, rather than remain incarcerated because they can't afford bail.
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The adage "fact is stranger than fiction" is muddied in Nuts, the new documentary from director Penny Lane (Our Nixon, The Voyagers) about a poor man becoming rich off a big idea and a few thousand goat testicles.
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The director, Eric Tucker, specializes in small-cast, big-idea takes on the classics, but this attempt is both a puzzle and a bummer — too childish to tell the story properly and too adult to access its wonder.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Moments before the start of the third presidential impeachment trial in U.S. history on Thursday, the Senate voted 89 to 10 to approve President Trump's landmark trade deal with Canada and Mexico.
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The big idea with "Power & Politics" seems to be that each faction will now have parties within it, and those parties will be more or less loyal to the faction leader depending on that leader's actions and choices.
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All the company's applications hint at its big idea of digital images rendered without the use of smart glasses or a headset, yet none of them felt like they worked as a concept that could make the device mainstream.
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"I think Amazon has taught a lot of people a lesson, and that is if you have big idea, you have to tell investors about it, invest heavily against the opportunity, and you'll be rewarded for it," she said.
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But its big idea is to combine them with new approaches that try to get the computer to develop its own intuition about how to play—to discover for itself the rules that human players understand but cannot explain.
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The concept started in 2016 as an online store to buy sweets, but the pair won RedEye's third annual Big Idea Awards, which honors Chicago entrepreneurs and came with $1,000 and a mentorship from the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce.
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"I make savings accounts within my business whenever I have a new idea I want to try, and I have got this pretty big idea or project that I want to tackle in the next 12 months," he said.
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The south side of West 23th Street crowded the window to his right; on his left, a bookcase supported one shelf of shoes and two of political hardbacks, plus big-idea best sellers and Vintage Classics with lined spines.
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Two years ago, the creative and design teams at the toy company Spin Master came up with a big idea they called "Hatchimals"— an interactive, furry creature that hatches out of an egg and grows up before your eyes.
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The big idea: The do-it-yourself traders of r/WSB are waging a kind of guerrilla warfare in the markets, trying to exploit what they see as weaknesses in the system to move prices where they want them.
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We need to restore the protections the Founders established to ensure that inventors can secure funding to develop their next big idea – not only in Silicon Valley, but also on Main Street, in university labs, and on garage workbenches.
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It was a truly epic move, all predicated on the very big idea that distribution and content had to marry in the digital age and that whoever did that successfully would rule the next era of media and more.
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"Oh by the way …" We're ahead all the time, so the moment we had a big idea, we're calling Amy Israel, who's our creative exec at Showtime, we're getting on the phone with Gary and David, who run Showtime.
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Because it's actually just as hard, in fact maybe in some ways it's even harder to build a small company, a small idea than it is a big company with a big idea that's going to change the world.
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TC: Roniin's big idea was to take the ideas of overly busy entrepreneurs, find first-time founders to bring them to life, then give both a big chunk of the new company — along with a little seed capital from Roniin.
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We basically put out this big idea for enabling through our networks, through WhatsApp and Messenger, the ability for people to send money hopefully as easily as you can send a photo or other content across the world to different folks.
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You have a person come in who's clearly non-ideological and bipartisan people feel like they can work with him and he has a big idea, like giving everyone a dividend of $1,000 a month that just is universally popular.
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Nicholas Bagley is a professor at the University of Michigan Law School The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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The big idea is that once AngelScholars gets enough kids on the platform and they start graduating, it can connect that pool of job seekers with companies, particularly those interested in doing a better job at diversifying their employee base.
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These Democrats note that this week's victories in suburban areas that have traditionally voted Republican were scored by moderate candidates who ran as practical problem solvers and not as "bold," big-idea progressives in the mold of Warren or Sen.
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According to the classical model of protest, strategy (the big idea, the master plan) falls to a movement's leaders, while tactics (the moves you make, the signs you wave, the action in the street) fall to the people on the ground.
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What's the big idea: The new Mason-Dixon poll is bad news for Democrats who probably need to hold onto the North Dakota Senate seat in order to have a realistic shot of winning back control of the Senate in 2018.
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One is this big idea of digital influencers revving up in Japan and Korea that's basically leveraging all of these new face-tracking capabilities of smartphones to allow users to craft 3D avatars that are sort of animated, abstracted online personalities.
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This fall's Big Idea award may go to Peter Yi, the city's first tree-to-table maker of hard cider, who will operate a restaurant, bar, tasting room and cidery in a formerly decrepit 15,000-square-foot warehouse in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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India released its A.I. strategy only this summer, but it contains a big idea that could catch them up: become the "garage" that develops A.I. that creates economic growth and social development for themselves and the rest of the developing world.
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Nick Bunker is a policy analyst at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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So your big idea that you're bringing to TED and that you want to talk about today is about ... you talked to me a little bit about, like centering marginalized voices in the conversation and this idea of inclusive science.
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There were a couple that seemed to have some hidden meaning — "BIG words?" at 60A, for example, solved to a "big" idea, and 82A, "ROOT words?" solved to RUN OUT OF TOWN, which is applicable to one definition of "root," right?
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Speaker Nancy Pelosi's announcement this morning that the House will vote tomorrow on transmitting the two articles of impeachment to the Senate sets the stage for the trial of President Trump to begin this week.
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Reformers hoping to rein in partisan gerrymandering have a big idea that's caught on in several states: handing the redistricting power over to an independent commission, rather than politicians in the legislature, as Michigan's electorate voted to do last year.
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The big idea is that we're going to need to produce 214-220 percent more meat by 230 and attempting to educate or shame the public out of consuming meat — reference, your burger from last night — isn't working that well.
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Trump did this, and the big idea that he was selling this absolute freedom, arguably the impunity, that comes with great wealth, and just being the boss who can do whatever he wants to whoever he wants because he's so rich.
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I get the touching and smelling there, but eating the doughnut is what ... The big idea behind this work is imagine if a beautiful hamburger, looked like a hamburger, smelled like a hamburger, but it was really a vegan patty.
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I may now live in an urban jungle and shudder at the thought of going without wifi, but at my core, I'm still just a hippie on a mission to bring together great people through culture, community and the next big idea.
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Without any backing from the family business or an inheritance, and fighting against cultural biases, Indian women armed only with a big idea have gone ahead and got the funds to set up companies in such diverse fields as retail and pharma.
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Le, a former kickboxing instructor and a brown belt in Krav Maga, the self-defense style used by the Israeli Defense Forces and U.S. law enforcement, came up with her big idea when she noticed a problem among her fellow female fighters.
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But the bet for investors is, and should be, that if cryptocurrencies are indeed the next big idea in the ways that humans determine value, then Coinbase should be worth far more than any of the assets that trade on its exchange.
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But Halt and Catch Fire is, on some level, an optimistic show about the hope that the next permutation of yourself, the next relationship you enter (whether personal or professional), or the next big idea will be the one that offers you salvation.
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David Bookbinder is the chief counsel at the Niskanen Center, a libertarian think tank in Washington, DC. The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart discussion of the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically by outside contributors.
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She was the one with the big idea to go after Spartan-Ives, she finds the flight attendant who made an advantageous trade because of something she overheard, and she has the idea that they can trick her into wearing a wire.
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So if you have a big idea to protect or restore the environment, a strong track record of instigating change and a vision for a brighter future, then you might just have what it takes to become a Young Champion of the Earth.
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One thing they have in common is this big idea that there's an ultimate reality to imagination, and the realness of this intermediate field, which is what you're talking about when you're talking about making anything, or entering into an artistic field.
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On the Runway In 2000, a company called Pegasus Apparel Group was founded with private equity money and a big idea: Buy a group of fashion brands based in the United States and create a homegrown version of the major European luxury conglomerates.
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If you're on the cusp of retirement, keep in mind that the big idea here is to live at least 20 more years, which is usually plenty of time for stocks to bounce back from even an extended decline in the stock market.
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Their back story — Jay left his wife and children for Bee, who promptly developed uterine tumors and had a hysterectomy — is only relevant as a setup for the Big Idea, which could have been explored by means of any characters, or indeed none.
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She's ended up a lot of Democrats' second choice, but for the smaller group for whom she is the first choice, she might be a singular American political figure, someone whose premise will endure: that the way you implement a big idea matters.
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The big idea of Fosse/Verdon, the thing that's supposed to keep it from becoming just another antihero show, is that it elevates the prominence of Gwen Verdon, showing just how much of a creative constant she was in Bob Fosse's life.
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Go deeper: A "go big" idea to end the shutdown Editor's note: This post has been corrected to reflect that the poll question regarding funding a border wall as the only way out of a shutdown was limited to those who oppose the policy.
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Well actually it was very interesting because Bill Azir, who was teaching the course before me, who was a professor of mine, had a marvelous observation which is that about every 20, 25 years there's a big idea but it's not really clear until later.
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Andrea Pitzer is the author of One Long Night: A Global History of Concentration Camps, forthcoming in September 2017 The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart discussion of the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically by outside contributors.
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Big idea 2: It's difficult for humans to produce analogies that drive some of the disruption Evans observes in small teams, in part because we fixate on the surface-level details of a problem, says Niki Kittur, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University.
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"Rather than extrapolating a big idea that's going to save the world and raising a lot of money to do that, it's more important to start small and create iterations and watch and learn directly," says Steltenpohl, who sold Odwalla to Coca-Cola in 2001.
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The biohackers come into it with a big idea to make the world better—say, to derive electricity from plants—and the engineers start asking them about specifics, like what kinds of plants or just how much electricity they want get out of it.
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The big idea here: What if there were a way for today's younger aspiring tech billionaires to publicly affirm their willingness to donate some of their personal fortunes — but to do so before they really have the money to make good on the promise?
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But the Democratic Party would be smart to embrace Senator Warren's approach and a broader pre-distribution agenda as its next big idea because it deals with the root causes of inequality in America and therefore the voter frustration that helped make Donald Trump president.
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And any Republican lawmaker who wanted to do so would need to have a big idea, like, say, the conservative health analyst Avik Roy's plan to restructure Medicare, or the Cato Institute health policy scholar Michael Cannon's idea for large, tax-free health savings accounts.
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In a widely read 2005 essay, Paul Graham, a founder of the start-up incubator Y Combinator and the closest thing the start-up world has to a pre-eminent guru, shared his big idea about ideas: Many of the best ones are questions.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Documents and interviews provided by Rudy Giuliani's former associate Lev Parnas expand the available body of evidence to answer those famous questions posed by Howard Baker during Watergate: What did the president know, and when did he know it?
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The big idea is that Kickstarter will have access to lots of campaigns' initial budgets, and it can then follow up to learn what the costs actually ended up being, which can be fed into Kickstarter's system to improve the budget recommendations for future campaigns.
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The big idea behind Area 404 is to provide one big space for all of the social network's various teams, including the still-very-mysterious denizens of Building 8, to apply the "Move Fast and Break Things" philosophy to making real physical objects, not just software.
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Geoffrey Gertz is a postdoctoral fellow at the Brookings Institution, where he researches the political economy of foreign investment The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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His big idea: let people see not just the data they put into platforms like Facebook, but also what Facebook gets out of it: The most important thing that regulators could do is force Facebook and Google — and all data collectors — to disclose their factory output.
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"Turning that into a nightmare was the journey we wanted to take audiences on, and then we had this other big idea of like trying to capture what it feels like to be in 21st century America, which is a crazy time right now," he added.
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Almost every so-called big idea that seized the imagination of the era—from the wonders of Silicon Valley to the wisdom of crowds to the inevitable triumph of liberal democracy—turned out to be tosh (I write this as someone who contributed to this tosh myself).
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Such books require not just the right election result, but also a big idea that could plausibly make a comfortable fit for one of the major political parties: They have to promise a significant, but not threatening, directional change, and not get too bogged down in specifics.
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His big idea is that during the first half of the 20th century, the United States created a set of large, powerful institutions that dominated national life, and then, in the second half of the century, the national culture moved away from these institutions and toward individualism.
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Alexander Burns: This is the big idea behind Mr. Buttigieg's campaign, that there is an intellectual and social cohesion to the population of voters under 40, and that only a person who shares their experiences and mind-set can address the problems common to this group.
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Many startup founders, particularly those like Lavingia who specifically aspired to build a billion-dollar company, sell or shutter their startups and move on to their next big idea once they realize their company will never be what Silicon Valley venture capitalists want them to be.
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Rich Wong, the partner at Accel who led this investment, said he was intrigued by the product because it has the potential to be a very big idea — and he doesn't see a direct competitor out there right now that can do exactly what Process Street does.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Mike Bloomberg thinks that maybe "an emergency phone" line should be installed so that Iranian and American officials can easily get in touch, like the red teletype hotline that connected the Pentagon with the Kremlin after the Cuban missile crisis.
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As Delaney spoke during that forum, almost all the reporters in the filing room got up to go ask questions of Andrew Yang, the entrepreneur who has never held public office and whose big idea is to give every American a thousand-dollar check each month.
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There are a ton of caveats: But even in a world where the entrepreneurs were merely on par with the experts, the real big idea here is that Village Capital claims their entrepreneurs are more likely to back women than is the industry as a whole.
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Freshman Congresswoman Katie Hill tends to get "big-idea moments" when she's shuttling back and forth between her home state of California and D.C., and at one point during one of these long flights, the 31-year-old found herself writing out a 30-year plan for her future.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE, who announced a 2020 presidential bid on Thursday, said some of his rivals in the crowded Democratic field are invoking nostalgia, while others are taking a "our big idea or no way" approach.
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Mr. Trump's other big idea, a cut in the payroll tax, was pronounced a "nonstarter" by House Democrats, who scrambled instead to introduce legislation to provide financial help to patients, workers and families affected by the fast-moving epidemic and speed it to a House vote on Thursday.
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She is an assistant professor at the University of Virginia's Miller Center and co-host of the Past Present podcast The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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Much of the success over the decades, including prominent exhibitions at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, stemmed from the moment Mr. Gilliam had the one big idea that every artist hopes for: He took the canvas off the stretcher and hung it up, partly inspired by laundry on clotheslines.
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What you may not know is the story behind the franchise: How an Italian entrepreneur put all his cash on the line as a co-founder of King, the company that created the game, in the early 22012s, with a big idea: re-invent gaming for the online world.
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On October 7, Vox's The Big Idea published two pieces on the future of Obamacare — one that took a pessimistic view (by Republican consultant Avik Roy) and one with a more optimistic perspective (by Bob Kocher and Ezekiel Emanuel, who worked in the Obama White House on health care reform).
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" —Michael Burel, PhD student in stem cell biology, New York University School of Medicine "In the age of the internet and its massive demand for new content, there is huge pressure for journalists who cover science to turn every scientific findings into a 'big idea' that will immediately change people's lives.
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Now part of the big idea of Axios is that you take those four big topics, business, tech, media trends and politics, and it used to be that if you ran a company or a government or a philanthropy that you were probably smart in one or two of those.
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FOR ALL his foul tongue, his habit of comparing himself to Hitler and Idi Amin and his loud encouragement of death squads that so far have killed over 20,000 supposed drug dealers, Rodrigo Duterte campaigned on a big idea when he ran for the presidency of the Philippines in 2016.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE has a big idea: make the Postal Service lend money to high-risk borrowers.
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In an unequal era, rich people like to go to Big Idea conferences, and when they do they want to hear ideas that are going to have some immediate impact — Jeffrey Sachs's latest plan to end world poverty or Amy Cuddy's findings on how to adopt the right power stance.
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Jeffrey Miron is director of economic studies at the Cato Institute and the director of undergraduate studies in the Department of Economics at Harvard University The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart discussion of the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically by outside contributors.
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On October 7, Vox's The Big Idea published two pieces on the future of Obamacare — one that took a pessimistic view (by Republican consultant Avik Roy), and one with a more optimistic perspective (by Bob Kocher and Ezekiel Emanuel, who worked in the Obama White House on health care reform).
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Co-founders Pete Curley and Garret Heaton (who previously founded and sold HipChat) launched Swoot this past week, and the big idea is to let listeners see what shows their friends follow, as well as the shows and episodes they recommend, all in the name of getting people to discover new content.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: MANCHESTER, N.H. – When Bernie Sanders launched his second bid for the Democratic presidential nomination a year ago, joining a large and diverse field, very few pundits thought he could win the most votes in the Iowa caucuses and repeat his 2016 triumph in the New Hampshire primary.
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The big idea: All of the games will stream on the NCAA's March Madness site and via "The NCAA March Madness Live App," which is available for many devices, including iOS, Android, Roku and Apple TV. Individual TV networks, like CBS, are also streaming the games via their own sites and apps.
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John Woo's big idea was to combine gunfights and kung fu (hence the term "gun fu"), and then film it all with a sense of frenetic, hyper-dramatic style, an aesthetic that you can find replicated in films like The Matrix, John Wick, and Django Unchained, which borrows shots from The Killer wholesale.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: DES MOINES – Joe Biden's core message was electability, but the former vice president failed to consolidate support among the majority of Iowa caucus-goers who said choosing a candidate who can beat President Trump was their first priority, according to preliminary entrance polls conducted Monday night.
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Ocasio-Cortez and other progressives have been making the case that left-wing policies can win not just in districts like New York's 14th, which is almost entirely Democratic, but in places like Eastern Iowa, where Ocasio-Cortez thinks voters will be drawn by big-idea social programs that distinguish the right from the left.
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And we have this bigger, or at least more exotic, project around Libra, which is to try to stand up a new kind of digital money that can work globally, [and] that will be stable … But it's a big idea, and it's a new type of system, especially to be implemented by big companies.
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Christina Wolbrecht is an associate professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame, and director of the university's Rooney Center for the Study of American Democracy This piece is part of The Big Idea, a section for outside contributors' opinions about, and analysis of, the most important issues in politics, science, and culture.
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If you need some inspiration, read about a long, winding drive down Highway 1 — the Alpha and Omega of California road trips, with stops at Duarte's, a tavern in Pescadero that's more than a century old, and at Esalen, the picturesque coastal retreat that seemed to be the inspiration for Don Draper's last big idea.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: After Alan Dershowitz helped convince a jury to find him not guilty on two murder charges, O.J. Simpson wrote a book entitled "If I Did It." The former football star outlined a "hypothetical" account of the fatal stabbings of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
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But the bulk of Venture World's offerings are online, where they are hawked on bright, uncluttered sites that scroll down, down, and down again with charming animations, offering moving stories about one big idea that will change the industry, about community, about zero-impact supply chains, which, thanks to their backing, they can afford.
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This was Razer's Project Linda, which we've seen phones be used to power a laptop, like become basically the brains of a laptop, but Razer's proof of concept was the phone literally becomes the track pad in the laptop, so you just slot it right in and it becomes ... KS: That's a big idea.
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The other big idea in the film isn't easy to explain without spoiling it, but it deals with another common theme in post-apocalyptic and dystopian stories: the question of whether, given the choice, it would be better to erase painful memories from our minds, or whether it's those memories that make us human.
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If they've worked at one school for a couple of decades, they've probably gone through three or four new superintendents, each of whom announced a dramatic new plan for reform that threw everyone into a tizzy for a couple of years, until things quieted down and the next superintendent came in with yet another big idea.
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He sounded appreciative and fired-up on Tuesday, speaking in Laconia, N.H.: "A campaign that started a year ago with four staff members, no name-recognition, no money, just a big idea — a campaign that some said should have no business even making this attempt — has taken its place at the front of this race," he told supporters.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: What people will remember from the final debate before the Iowa caucuses is Elizabeth Warren declining to shake Bernie Sanders's outstretched hand after their brief onstage clash over whether he really told her during a one-on-one dinner more than a year ago that a woman cannot get elected president.
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These anti-Buttigiegians look at his mayoral record and see a politician who never really escaped the mentality of Harvard and McKinsey, whose big idea for the city involved bulldozing poor people's houses and encouraging internet companies to move in — a "creative class" theory of urban renewal that didn't supply the jobs that working-class South Benders need.
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Big banks are trying to catch up and do their own little network that works just in the U.S. and just with U.S. dollars, The big idea of, "Hey, I can pay anyone, anywhere, with whatever digital wallet they have, and it just flows around the internet," that's on the horizon, that's how we built everything we do.
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Whether it is the new Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), from the founder of Facebook and his wife, or the biological subsidiaries being set up by firms such as Alphabet (Google's parent company), IBM and Microsoft, the new Big Idea in Silicon Valley is that in the squidgy worlds of biology and disease there are problems its software engineers can solve.
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Asus and Google have already announced another Google Tango smartphone, the Asus ZenFone AR. And, considering that Apple CEO Tim Cook has said in recent weeks that he sees AR as a "big idea," one that he's "excited" about, it wouldn't be totally shocking if the world's most important smartphone maker introduced its own solution for AR in the near future.
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Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson, professors of political science at Yale and Berkeley, respectively, are the authors of American Amnesia: How the War on Government Led Us to Forget What Made America Prosper The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly discussion of the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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It spent the rest of the time hammering at one big idea: Disney has a ton of things people already love, multiple brands people watch and trust, and it is willing to bet a lot of money on this plan — both to fund new things and, crucially, to sacrifice money it used to get by selling its old movies and TV shows to distributors like Netflix.
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One music teacher will get to replace broken instruments: Another teacher will now get to take his students on a week-long trip to Atlanta and Alabama to visit historically black colleges and universities: And one, who teaches students with autism, will get new arts and crafts supplies: The donation may not have happened if Best hadn't "dared" himself to pitch his big idea to Larsen and Ripple.
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"So we don't know all the numbers, but we know this much: a campaign that started a year ago with four staff members, no name recognition, no money, just a big idea, a campaign that some said should have no business even making this attempt, has taken its place at the front of this race to replace the current president with a better vision for the future," he said at a campaign stop Tuesday.
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The Free-Net concept may not have been the way the world at large got online for the first time, but the civic-minded spirit of this idea is one that it's easy to look longingly towards—in an era when civic-minded culture feels more distant than ever from the internet, looking back at the purity of the big idea that came out of Cleveland feels almost like looking in a funhouse mirror.
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So one big idea I think we need to discuss, in addition to privacy and making sure that the election ads are out there, is looking at, and that's why I'm asking this here because I want to get your feedback later, is maybe there's a way we could actually tax when they use data, when they use us and we're their commodity, and we're not getting anything out of it, right?
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This time, it's a mix of both — a range of styles all anchored by one big idea: The sci-fi bob has taken L.A. Sure, you'll find back-grazing blunt cuts, choppy bobs, short pixies, and soft mid-length chops ahead, but the bulk of what we're seeing from L.A.'s top stylists has been heavily influenced by two trends that have ruled the hair scene over the past few seasons: the shag and the lob.
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Vincke's big idea was to have the party's aggressive conversation choices get the mage to initiate combat and charge them, which would bring him close to the edge of a deep pit leading to some catacombs at the bottom of the goblin lair (this kind of stacked, vertically-connected level architecture is something Larian are making a point to design for, which makes me very excited to see what the city of Baldur's Gate itself will look like).
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