The Next Big Thing
If you want the Next Big Thing, design it, build it, market it, then profit off of the sheep looking for The Next Big Thing. Don’t just sit there. Define the damn thing and make ideas reality.
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If you want the Next Big Thing, design it, build it, market it, then profit off of the sheep looking for The Next Big Thing. Don’t just sit there. Define the damn thing and make ideas reality.
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Back to work after three excellent days in southern California. That first day back after trips are always the hardest — especially after arriving home at midnight (in bed closer to 1:30) and having an 8:30 am meeting. The morning was a bit rough trying to figure out what I missed on the day off. [...]
Read moreFog is cold. And damp. And 3 am EDT is really, really, really early in the morning, especially when coming from PDT time. Get up and run at midnight? Sounds like good practice for the ET Half in Rachael, NV over the summer! The Three Caballeros Family Fiesta 5K started bright and early on Jan. [...]
Read moreNo library related post today. I took the day off since I ran the Disney Tinker Bell half marathon yesterday – my second half marathon this month and third in the last 60 days. I completed the Disney Coast to Coast Challenge! Since I was already in SoCal, I decided to visit with friends I [...]
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I finished it. That’s about all I can say since the Zappos.com Rock n’ Roll Las Vegas half marathon experience was almost a 180ยบ turn from 2010. Before anyone thinks I’m busting on Vegas, keep in mind I live here. I know how fast the weather can change (like last night), how fast it cools [...]
Read moreOur Dangerous Distance between the Private and the Commons Cold Turkey I grew up in a small town. Kids played in backyards without fences that stretched from house to house, encompassing the entire block. Neighbor’s passed the summer evening hours on porches that lined both sides of the street. In the winter, someone’s relative was [...]
Read moreIt’s amazing how few control the western world’s mass-media outlets. Do some research and see just how few monopolies control what skewed and partisan information we’re bombarded with daily. A good place to start is here: Who Owns the Media? Through these deceptive airwaves, it’s good to catch some alternative news sources like Democracy Now!, [...]
Read moreHere’s the first post of what should become an almost daily occurrence. On this blog, you will find whatever happens to cross the purveyor’s mind containing (but certainly not limited to) political and social commentary, literary gems, and other musings. The old blog died a horrible Error 404: File Not Found death, so this page [...]
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