Archive for March, 2006
Friday, March 31st, 2006
The ClarkCast cracked the top spot in the iTunes political podcast listings this morning. That puts him ahead of Hillary, Barack and The Edwardses. Late last night, he hung just behind Sean Hannity in the #2 position, but morning finds the ClarkCast as the most popular political podcast in the ...
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Friday, March 31st, 2006
If you've followed CodeMode for any time (or any of the other writing previous to this blog), you know I've been a longtime Red Hat user. In the past few weeks, I finally hung up the hat and moved on to other horizons. That's right - for the first time ...
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Friday, March 31st, 2006
It's only three days away ...
nbc4i.com - MLB - St. Louis Cardinals 2006 Preview
The National League crown, and maybe even the World Series, is St. Louis' to lose. The team will almost certainly turn in another 100-plus win campaign and should run away with the Roger Clemens-less Central Division.
The team ...
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Monday, March 27th, 2006
I was stunned today to read about the passing of Eli Segal more than a month ago. He died at 63 of mesothelioma, a rare asbestos-related lung cancer. I'd heard nothing about his death before today.
This piece by Jonathan Alter is much more articulate about Eli's legacy than I could ...
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Monday, March 27th, 2006
It took two years, but you knew I couldn't stay completely away from politics ...
My latest political effort is The ClarkCast, a weekly podcast from Wes Clark and SecuringAmerica.com. You'll only hear my voice at the end, as this is purely a production effort. We've released three so far, and ...
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Monday, March 27th, 2006
Here's a phrase straight out of the corporate-speak manual:
MercuryNews.com
Lay the foundation for accelerating our pace of innovation, including focusing on ways to improve clarity of decision making, drive greater accountability, and reduce layers in the organization so we can move faster.
Where did that quote originate? An internal Microsoft memo, of ...
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Friday, March 24th, 2006
Yes, it's been awhile. There's just so much to write about, it's almost overwhelming.
Intentionally or not, a piece in the LA Times today articulates one of the most serious problems with the Bush administration.
Good versus evil isn't a strategy - Los Angeles Times
Second, the Bush administration should disavow any plan ...
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