The man is a beast. I remember watching him wrestle with a friend Randy Stark, a backup LB, while in school hanging out at Randy's place. He tossed Randy around like he was a little kid and Randy was a good 6'4 240.

Interesting to see a current picture of him. He looks a lot like I would suspect him to.

• 2 weeks ago

I am also concerned about all the rhetoric on "regulation" from Obama. With the US headed for its most liberal White House and Congress in my lifetime I am somewhat skeptical at the Dems ability to not over regulate and tax the "Wall Street fat cats" and "greedy CEOs" and it not trickle down to small and emerging businesses.

• 7 weeks ago

iphone email is better but still does not beat blackberry. It is good enough for me to put my main phone number on it, but I still carry a blackberry for heavy email lifting when needed.

Besides, task integration you cannot invite people to meetings on the iphone in the calendar. That is kind of stupid in my opinion, since the Blackberry has always done that.

• 13 weeks ago

Not to sound like a snob, but its reads like a list of the 10 least desirable places to live. That might have something to do with it.

Oh, not is it only undesirable, but the economy sucks really bad in most of those cities to boot.

• 16 weeks ago

I also leave everything in my inbox so I can search it when needed. Email for me is also a main method of communication. Along with IM/SMS/PIN. Everyone I am in business with owns a blackberry or email device which they use to respond quickly to most inquires.

My problem is that many emails require a good deal of work or thought to reply to so I often pass and dont get back til much later if at all. Often I store it in my memory bank and just address it personally (leaving inbox unfortunately). Email sometimes lends itself to ranting so its often better to bring up subjects in meetings / face to face conversation.

• 24 weeks ago