I'm heading out of town for a weekend of business meetings so there'll be nothing new for a while. I probably will have some time to jump on and leave a comment or two tomorrow, however. Hope everyone has a great weekend.
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Startup weekend will be coming to my backyard in January (literally in my backyard, Adobe is just down the hill from Villa Sophia.) Startup weekend, you say? What the heck is that?
With $3.5 million earned in its weekend box office debut, Bill Maher's Borat-inspired mockumentary about religion managed
...I'm playing hooky! I'm declaring not just a work-free weekend day, but a work-free, computer-free, long weekend. With nature and good friends and good food and all that fun stuff.
Michiganders:
There's an op-ed piece in today's Boston Globe that makes reference to a Michigan Senate race. The relevant portion is:
"In Michigan, one of those rapidly vanishing, traditional kinds of business-oriented Republicans of moderate views -- Bart Baron -- dropped out of the Senate race. But he delivered a blast at the rest of the field, noting that the state and national parties had decided on a social-issues shouting match with two Christian conservatives remaining in the race -- one from Grand Rapids downstate, the other a mega-church founder now based in a Detroit suburb. For the moment, the Republican race is missing its best-known potential candidates -- Domino's Pizza CEO David Brandon, Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land, and Jane Abraham, the wife of the guy Stabenow narrowly defeated in 2000."
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2005/08/14/a_strange_week_for_gop_hopefuls/
I have no idea what's going on. Any comment?