For weeks now I’ve been waiting for the price to drop on the Blackberry Curve – I’ve been checking the price two or three times a day on Amazon. Why Amazon? Simple – 100% carrier subsidized BlackBerry Curves. And I’m not talking about just the old 8300 models either – they’ve got FREE T-Mobile Curve 8320 Titanium’s!
a history of Enron’s downfall, The Smartest Guys in the Room…
After I had finally and fully admitted my mistake, I looked back upon the path that had led me to my Awful Realization. And I saw that I had made a series of small concessions, minimal concessions, grudgingly conceding each millimeter of ground, realizing as little as possible of my mistake on each occasion, admitting failure only in small tolerable nibbles. I could have moved so much faster, I realized, if I had simply screamed “OOPS!”
And I thought: I must raise the level of my game.
There is a powerful advantage to admitting you have made a large mistake. It’s painful. It can also change your whole life. Read More
For a weeks now I’ve been exchanging emails back and forth with Alex Iskold at AdaptiveBlue, beta testing and giving feedback on the AdaptiveBlue Feed Publishing Feature for WordPress (for those of you not familiar with the Feed Publishing Feature, check out the book feed in the top right hand corner of this blog). Although the scripts that make AdaptiveBlue’s Feed Publishing platform-agnostic have only just been released, I have no doubt that the Feed Publishing feature is about to take-off running with an adoption rate in the WordPress community similar to it’s most famous and ubiquitous plug-ins. Not only is it going to change the way bloggers publish, but SmartLinks are going to change the way we consume information and navigate the web. Read More
