Month: September 2006
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Vista ReadyBoost is Kewl
This week I made the decision to move my production machine entirely over to Vista. “Isn’t it still pre-production?” You…
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Applying Military Strategy and Tactics to Business – Intelligence
[If you read either of the last two posts in this series, Focus or Indirect Approaches, you may want to skip…
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Why Free Trials are Rarely Actually Free
Dharmesh Shah, fellow member of Feedburner’s My Way network, has a terrific post titled Selling Software: Why Free Trials Aren’t on…
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Not a Site You See Every Day
A B-2 bomber flying over Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA (home of the New England Patriots) on opening day. The…
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A Day with Vista RC1
I took the plunge yesterday and installed Vista RC1. My goal was to see if I could switch to it…
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Really, Really Bad Timing
It’s September 19, 2006 and the Thai military have just staged a coup to overthrow the Prime Minister. Settling down…
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Gadget Review – Garmin Edge 305
I admit it, I’m a data junkie. I’m a firm believer in the fact that you can’t improve what you…
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My Day at the Track in a Family Sedan
After years of being badgered (well, encouraged may be a better word) by friends about attending various club track events,…
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As a Company Evolves, So Must Its Leadership
Daniel Scocco over at Innovation Zen has written a great post titled, Innovation is a 2-Level Game. The post discusses…
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So, You Want to be Wealthy?
As a parent of quickly-growing teenage kids, I find myself thinking about the difficult time the next generation is going…
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