Personalization is a problem... but so is standardization

Most informative article in quite a while

Cheap and Free!

White wine, lies and noise

Today's Advice - Re: Passivity

It's important to let things go. But do not give up.

Initiate new goals. Open new doors. Break away from the things that will not motivate you

Today's Advice - Re: Continuum

After reading a series of economic development articles, culminating in Jeffrey D Sachs' Keynote Address at the CERC Symposium, a most evident conclusion comes to light...

We are a people that discover and explore, but then, in general, settle into routine. We plan for the future by only slightly adjusting our current routine. In other words we prepare ourselves using a continuum theory of progress.

Don't. That is my advice for today. Change will happen, be prepared to make adjustments. If farmers in the Midwest have been producing corn for hundreds of years, and the climate is no longer suited for it, move away from it sooner than later.

Success comes from changing tradition prior to it's inevitable collapse.

Happy Easter

My Midnight Snack

Economists truly understand the world

http://www.econ.ucdavis.edu/working_papers/09-11.pdf

I fall behind...

L O V E

This woman is Amazing!

Sebastian Thrun: Google's driverless car | Video on TED.com

Sebastian Thrun: Google's driverless car

sometimes two people just don't get along

doesn't quite apply

My Lil' Pony

Some things just make me smile, don't ask why

there's no such thing as what might have been

Up, today's to do list

[] Run (1 mile)
[] Crunches (100)
[] Pushups (100)
[] Shower(10 minutes)
[] Drive to Santa Rosa (88 miles)
[] Meet for Coffee (1 Latte)
[] Request Birth Certificate(11/01/83)
[] Submit Application for Passport($170.00)
[] Leave for work (55 miles)
[] Work (8+ hours)
[] Drive to Davis ($7.68)
[] Sleep (**--**)

Amy Tan on creativity

Im getting older

But my style is going to the 80's, dig it

What has happened to me

I paid for this, rather than stealing it...

:-)

It's how I feel