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I'm a Warriors fan, so I don't hold a brief for Popovich, but this from Bloomberg is also worth reading: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-01-10/the-five-pillars-of-gregg-popovich
Commented Feb 5, 2018 on The worst sports journalism week of the year at Lance Mannion
The worst sports journalism week of the year
Posted Super Bowl Sunday night, February 4, 2018. San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich with future Hall of Famer if he ever retires shooting guard Manu Ginobli in an undated photo by David Banks/Associate Press, via Bleacher Report. What’s a picture of a basketball coach and one of his ...
I downloaded the app. I have to say that within 100km of us, everything on Shpock is shlock.
A very beautiful splash screen, however.
Commented Jan 9, 2013 on Where No Name Has Gone Before at Fritinancy
Where No Name Has Gone Before
Let’s say you’ve developed an app that you describe as “your mobile yard sale for beautiful things.” Where do you go in your search for names? To the final frontier, by way of the Borscht Belt. Shpock’s founders say their app’s name is a portmanteau of “shop” and “pocket.” I say it’s just one ...
In the same vein as The Path Between the Seas, Richard Rhodes' magisterial The Making of the Atomic Bomb is a gripping, endlessly fascinating account of innovation on the largest scale imaginable.
General Groves and the engineers and scientists who worked on the Manhattan Project built an industry larger than the auto industry in just a few years. Breathtaking.
Commented Nov 27, 2012 on 12 Books Every Leader Should Read:Updated at Bob Sutton
12 Books Every Leader Should Read:Updated
I first posted this in 2011, but I update it now and then. Note I have removed two from the list: Men and Women of the Corporation and Who Says that Elephants Can't Dance? They are both great books, but I am trying to stick to 12 books and the two new ones below edge them out. Here goes: I wa...
But of course Jackie Calmes' article in today's Times (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/29/us/politics/29fiscal.html?ref=politics) on the plans refers several times to the Simpson-Bowles plan as "centrist". We obviously have a political spectrum that stops at centrist as it wanders rightward.
Commented Nov 30, 2010 on The Left Opposition Has a Budget-Balancing Plan at Grasping Reality by Brad DeLong
The Left Opposition Has a Budget-Balancing Plan
And it is a very good one--a much better one than the amateurish, unthought-through and far-right Simpson-Bowles or the professional but inequality-increasing and right-wing Domenici-Rivlin. Matthew Yglesias has beat me to the punch and already written about the thing: >Yglesias » The Left and ...
Wish I could have been there, Sylvia.
It's true Tracey, Frances and I haven't paid ourselves yet, but we have been taking advertising since February. We're ahead of our forecasts on revenue, but for the moment we're retaining the revenue to continue to invest in Berkeleyside.
Commented Oct 11, 2010 on Cybersalon on the Media Makeover at Berkeley Blog
Cybersalon on the Media Makeover
This afternoon a few pioneers in new media talked about their approach to content, revenue, and citizen participation at the Berkeley Cybersalon, held at the Hillside Club (www.hillsideclub.org) in Berkeley. Dan Gillmor, author of a book called Mediactive, which he is self-publishing and will be...
There's a software company called Semicolon Software: http://www.semicolon.com/. Sadly, someone has parked www.interrobang.com.
Commented Apr 22, 2010 on How Cataphora Got Its Name at Fritinancy
How Cataphora Got Its Name
Cataphora is an employee-owned technology company based in Redwood City, California. It tracks and predicts human behavior, often for investigators and litigators. According to the company's website, it is "the world's authority on the implications of personal and organizational behavior as evid...
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