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Monthly Archives: February 2007
Finding the right question.
I started cleaning the house on Saturday, and finally flipped. I lost it. I’ve often complained about all the ‘junk’ we have around the house, but it seems like when I go to throw stuff out, we still have too … Continue reading
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Good stuff from two rivals…
Steve Jobs and Michael Dell shared the stage to talk about the state of public education… They hit the nail on the head. A few quotes: “The report says that Jobs’ words were quite strong, noting that the Apple and … Continue reading
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Quote of the Day
Came across this quote today… “Using statistics means never having to say you’re certain.”
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A Million Penguins
A British Publisher, Penguin, launched a wiki on Thursday, and invited the world to come help write a book. A very good idea, if I do say so myself. I’m interested to see how this turns out. My attempt brought … Continue reading
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