Archive for June, 2005



Help Save PBS funding

Instead of forwarding this to all of my friends, I figured I’d post it here. I personally don’t mind my taxes being used to support PBS. My kid watches Sesame Street, and I listen to NPR whenever I’m not listening to my iPod.
Subject: This time, it’s for real: Save NPR and PBS
Hi,
You know [...]

I was quoted in the local paper today as a “Mac user”. Funny… I will never forget one of my bosses in college telling me I was never going to get anywhere in business if I was a Mac user. Sure, being a Mac user hasn’t gotten me anywhere in business specifically, but [...]

OS X on Intel

Did you see the news?
Marketwatch: Apple to switch to Intel’s PC chips
WSJ: Apple Announces Shift To Intel as Chip Supplier
Apple PR: Apple to Use Intel Microprocessors Beginning in 2006
The feedback seems to fall into two camps:
1) Good for Apple… I hope they succeed and continue selling great products.
2) Holy Shit! I’ve been drinking the [...]

I’ve been a big fan of Steve Clark since I started reading his stuff a while ago, but his latest post “What To Do When The Prospect Just Wants You To Bid” is great advice for anyone that sells anything where RFPs are part of the process. Enjoy the lesson. Thanks Steve.




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