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must say good-bye in the rain today - it will be a sad day |
today is the 34th anniversary of the introduction of the Altair 8800, the first PC, with 256 byte memory, no keyoard and no display. |
had to brush ice off his newspapers this morning and for once I am not speaking metaphorically - time to move to Fiji |
is beginning to worry that the US is looking like Japan in 1991 at the beginning of a very, very long economic slump |
@jerrymichalski effective friend search is fundamentally broken on social network sites - addressing this would create huge value |
fought hail to get to work today - an unusual challenge for the Bay area |
has given up waiting for the sun and is now reconciled to clouds and rain, still grateful that it is far better than the Boston storms |
is patiently awaiting the rise of the sun . . . |
worries about the consequences tonight of the biggest full moon in 15 years http://tinyurl.com/6k55cv
best to stay inside unless a werewolf |
just saw that Steve Hamm at Business Week gave a favorable mention to shaping strategies on his blog at http://tinyurl.com/5gdhhb |
watched tonight as the moon broke through rose colored clouds at sunset |
is looking forward to finally meeting the philosopher. |
The sun burst forth over the horizon this morning as if it could not wait to spread its warmth and light and push back the fog below |
is looking forward to two great workshops today to review our research and then hosting a dinner on shaping strategies |
is excited about seeing three great surf music bands today - Insect Surfers, Berzerkers and Pollo del Mar |
published a blog posting on the use of the Pareto 80/20 rule to drive leveraged growth at http://tinyurl.com/6mbxoo |
is debating whether to head down to Maverick's to see some spectacular big waves |
can't wait to see Cadillac Records chronicling an important part of the transition from R&B to rock 'n' roll |
wonders why there isn't more public outrage over an emerging public policy regime where rewards are privatized and losses socialized |
disheartened from DC visit - no one clear on causes of problems and scattershot policy responses prevail |
