giltleaf

I'm not a big fan of lists and I don't want to unfollow users that I'd occasionally check up on, so is there something out there that I could set and forget that would mute everyone on Twitter that I follow but would allow me to unmute those accounts I'd still like in my feed?

Brief: If I am offered vested ownership of a company, how do I eventually make money off of that?

I am being offered a job where I start out with .25% ownership to increase to 2% in 3 years. Salary will shoot up along with that and I'm confident I can get both of those things in writing.

My question is, when I'm at the point where I own 2%, how do I make money off of that? The company wants right of first refusal (which is a concept I understand), but what if nobody wants to buy the stock? I don't know that they will go public, so who do I even sell it to at that point? Does that make it essentially worthless?

Are there any good blogs or websites that can help me get a handle of these things better?

A farm I'm affiliated with in Maryland was approached by a solar developer looking to turn 10 acres (level) of it into a solar field.

I want to make sure that we're getting a fair deal with good contract terms. They are asking for exclusive rights to the land (much larger than their 10 acres) for a 25 year term. I also don't know how to begin researching competitive pricing for a project like this. We will be leasing the land.

I'm working with an organization that's looking to start actually doing data visualization (which, believe me, is a pretty big step). How much would something like this cost and where would I look to get someone to do it?

http://www.findtheconversation.com/concept-map/

http://mbostock.github.io/d3/talk/20111116/bundle.html

http://bost.ocks.org/mike/uberdata/