Month: January 2007
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Richard Hammond’s 300MPH Crash Video
In a previous post, I discussed the British television show, Top Gear, and the unfortunate accident that took place when…
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Inside the Minds of Your Employees
There is an interesting article in today’s New York Times (registration required, I believe) that asks the question; do organizations…
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DOD’s New Heat-Beam Weapon – How to Get Rid of Those Pesky Neighborhood Kids
The US Department of Defense just announced that its new “Heat-Beam,” non-lethal weapon will be available for use as early…
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And Then There Were Two – Colts Take the AFC Championship
While certainly a tough game for Patriot fans, the AFC Championship was a great overall football game. The Patriots dominated…
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Google’s Plan for World (Or, at Least, Its Communication and Entertainment Infrastructure) Domination
This week’s I, Cringely column, “When Being a Verb is Not Enough: Google wants to be YOUR Internet,” is a…
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No Surprises
As a CEO, almost nothing drove me crazier than being surprised. And I don’t only mean being surprised by bad…
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Questioning Your Marketing Efforts and Abilities
As you’ve undoubtedly read a thousand times in the reams of pages of management books that you’ve consumed, it’s vitally important…
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Pats Go to the AFC Championship
Who woulda thunk it? A 24-21 victory over the best team in the NFL. I thought the Pats had a…
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The Leadership Power of Great Public Speaking
This week, Steve Jobs did his MacWorld song and dance. While he delivers his message to an eager and receptive audience,…
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Me and Chuck Darwin
I spent the better part of the last two weeks of 2006 traveling throughout the Galapagos archipelago with my…
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