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July 23, 2011 – 1:25 pm.
One of the advantages of being an entrepreneur and CEO is the opportunity to work closely with people. Relationships built in the trenches of start-up world often go far beyond typical professional camaraderie. The tech-newbie roller coaster ride with its rapid business pivots, hidden curves and unforeseen corners put people together on a Six Flags […]
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July 21, 2011 – 11:35 am.
I am hitting the highway headed for the lowcountry bright and early on this Thursday morning. With miles to travel before I sleep, I’m fueled up, packed full and heavy footed, ready to take the Genesis out on the Eisenhower Interstate, free to cut loose its 375 horsepower power train and put this South Korean […]
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July 20, 2011 – 11:18 am.
Michele Bachmann and I don’t see eye to eye on most things, but reports that she is a fellow migraine headache sufferer caused me to take a new look at the compassionate side of conservatism. “I feel your pain” is an appropriate response for this insipid neurological disorder that impacts 12% of the American population […]
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July 19, 2011 – 2:03 pm.
The big city, here they come. I just dropped my oldest son, Ben, and his friend, Sean, at the airport for a three-day recording trip in New York City, my old hometown. Amid questions of how the subway works and is Park Avenue east or west from Lexington, these musically talented young men, armed with […]
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July 18, 2011 – 6:47 pm.
My Cal Ripken-esque blogging streak came within a hair on my chinny-chin-chin of ending today, but earned a last minute reprieve as I studied my new weekend purchase: the six-bladed, battery-enabled, Gillette Fusion ProGlide Power razor. Having foolishly left my old school Mach 3 razor on a sink countertop somewhere, I decided to splurge and […]
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July 17, 2011 – 11:57 am.
The U.S. Women’s soccer team takes the field somewhere in Germany today within a hand ball’s length of a World Cup championship. Not too far away, in the much beleaguered European Union, a number of U.S. men golfers sit near the top as final round play commences at the British Open. Whether on the international front […]
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July 16, 2011 – 1:50 pm.
Your dedicated blogger is tired. This daily blogging grind is taking its toll. With so much on my plate, usually more starch than vegetables, the loneliness of the everyday blogger is showing up everywhere. Family members are sick of hearing, “did you read my blog?” They want their kitchen table back. At my little Atlanta […]
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July 15, 2011 – 10:59 am.
To my faithful reader(s), one thing your loyal blogger values above all else is the truth, and nothing but the truth (and I am not talking about the new, controversial Direct TV ad with Tommy “The Truth” Thompson and a kid called “Half Truth”). I’m talking nothing but facts, Jack, and before I can say I […]
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July 14, 2011 – 11:51 am.
The air is full of activity this morning despite mid-July humidity and the threat of afternoon thunder bolts. Our President who usually has a youthful skip to his step reportedly lumbered out of his own meeting last night, deflated. Balls are in the air at The Open championships as we speak and that US women’s soccer team corner […]
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July 13, 2011 – 12:02 pm.
It was so hot yesterday in Atlanta that when I left work to return to my Chastain Park home I made a wrong turn and before I could say traffic jam ended up in the north Georgia Mountains. I don’t know how you spell relief (Rolaids), but the cool air, green trees, the slower and […]
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