Twitter Updates for 2009-04-09
I think I’m at the point of my vacation where I’m pretty much relaxed. It always takes a while. # http://twitpic.com/31rce – In the news # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Twitter Updates for 2009-04-08
http://twitpic.com/2zduv – Rocky! # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Twitter Updates for 2009-04-07
Trying to decide on a waterpark for the day. Sunny and 50 in Wisconsin Dells. Not too shabby. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Twitter Updates for 2009-04-06
http://twitpic.com/2vqvk – Discovery World 1 # http://twitpic.com/2vrfl – Bed of nails # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Twitter Updates for 2009-04-05
29:08 my 3 mile time this morning. My best yet! # Trying out the McDonalds at the bottom of the Skyway going into Chicago. Kind of tricky getting in and out of, just as you might imagine. # http://twi
Twitter Updates for 2009-04-03
The rainiest Friday is always better than the sunniest Monday. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Akron Dentist I’m Helping
I wanted to point to a new site I’ve been working on. It’s for a friend of mine: Dr. David Barsan. He’s a dentist with offices in Fairlawn and Cuyahoga Falls. He is a genuinely nice guy and sincerely
China’s President Hu Jintao
“Challenge and opportunity always come together — under certain conditions, one could be transformed into the other.”
Why I think we’re at the bottom
I follow the economic catastrophe at a variety of places. One blog I love is Calculated Risk. Today, they link to an article by Roubini: Calculated Risk: Roubini: “Reflections on the latest sucker’s r
Dalai Lama’s utter distortion of Tibet history
It’s truly rare for me to get an extremely clear perspective from a news organization that has a total different point of view. Educated Americans love to sight the BBC as “unbiased, unfiltered news.”
SageRock is Hiring! Pass this around!!
If you have a moment, I’d appreciate your help. Please take a look and forward this job on to anyone you think would be interested/qualified in the position, or anyone else who could help me find a gr
I Think “Should” is Over Rated
I have lead pretty much the last decade of my career doing what I felt I “should” be doing. I should be going to meetings. I should be selling. I should be networking. Recently I have had a change of
Tired of Missing my @Replies – Sending RSS Feeds to My Email
Every time I miss an @reply from someone I feel like a total jerk. You see, I don’t usually check my twitter in a browser. I do most of it on my phone. I miss @replies all the time. The only way you c
Welcome to the Revolution
Crushing Job Losses May Signal Broader Changes – NYTimes.com “These jobs aren’t coming back,” said John E. Silvia, chief economist at Wachovia in Charlotte. “A lot of production either isn’t going to
Rahm Doctrine
Op-Ed Columnist – Spock at the Bridge – NYTimes.com “Take advantage of a crisis to grab an opportunity.”
Jindal Is Wrong – Expanding State Unemployment Insurance Is Temporary
I’m really curious about this whole thing of some Republican Governors not accepting part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 a.k.a: stimulus package: Jindal to refuse some stimulus
America on Center Stage
Op-Ed Columnist – Paging Uncle Sam – NYTimes.com This is a Thomas Friedman (“Hot Flat and Crowded”) piece. He is writing it from Asia. There are many, many Americans who often feel embarrassed by thei
The Path Of Success Is Paved With Failure
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My Prejudice
I fight with a known prejudice I have concerning this whole economic thing. But I know I’m not the only one who does this. Factcheck.org points out an important fact: Why all the uncertainty among fir
de Gaulle
“The cemeteries of the world are full of indispensable men.”