Category Archives: Opinion

I rarely post at my own blog. While lame, it’s because there is a lot of work to do when you try and launch 1,000 companies per year…

It’s not a laptop replacement, but it’s a powerful and full screen iPhone. Imagine browsing the web and interacting with media on steroids. Things are definitely going to change. For example, Flash is dead. Videos play great with HTML 5 … Continue reading →

Today, I returned the Verizon Droid. Why? Keybaord is hard to use. Camera takes lower quality photos and video. Dropped calls. Ghetto app store. No Google Docs. Slow browser. No multitouch. Sluggish at times. Crackly speakerphone. Weak audio/video player experience. … Continue reading →

Admittedly, this is fairly biased video material, but it is very interesting and explanatory, especially in the current crisis. Part 1 and Part 2 are the best and most informative. At the bottom is a great video explanation of sub-prime. … Continue reading →

“It’s like everything everywhere is going crazy” The world has changed because it was broken. It could not continue. We spent money wrong. We ate wrong. We built wrong. We lived wrong. We have wreaked catastrophic environmental devastation that rivals … Continue reading →

Thankfully, the days of big spending and equally big tax cuts are gone. The hard line, lassie fare, faux religious, and ignorant qualities of Bush are also gone.

I said it before, and I will say it again now: SELL YOUR STOCKS. A giant economic reset is taking place that will bankrupt thousands of companies worldwide. Millions of terminated employees will be selling their stocks and demanding benefits … Continue reading →

This image was sent to me by a friend of mine based out of Israel who works in the image business. His quote, when I asked him how he was holding up, was: I’ll let this picture talk ( that’s … Continue reading →

Happy Holidays! We all know that fundamental change is long overdue. For many of us, we thought that 1999 and 2000 would bring about this change. The reality is that the abusive power structures were both healthy and in control … Continue reading →

Listening to a panel of bankers discussing customer service in the time of collapse. Apparently, many bankers are overwhelmed with customer inquiries asking how they lost so much money. They are also “shocked” about major companies defaulting on debts that … Continue reading →