Major Cringe for a CEO

Major Cringe for a CEO

Just a quick post tonight because I have to get it off my mind. There has been this image floating around the news. There is a photo that is so mindboggling and so cringey I keep laughing at it with disbelief. How do they capture such images in an embarrassing way? Are they videotaping the…

Not Again – Hurricane Milton Barreling Toward Florida
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Not Again – Hurricane Milton Barreling Toward Florida

Just a quick post tonight but I cannot believe that it was barely two weeks ago (September 26) that hurricane Francine smashed into the Big Bend of Florida and then went on to wreck Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee with absolute devastation. People in remote regions of the mountains still haven’t been reached. Those small…

Hurricane Helene

Hurricane Helene

There are two things top of mind lately: the hurricane season and the election cycle. It’s hard to think of much of anything else. Hurricane Helene is making a beeline for the panhandle or Big Bend of Florida, looking like to hit Tallahassee squarely. This morning it was predicted to make landfall as a Cat…

Most stunning debate ever?

Most stunning debate ever?

“They are eating dogs!” From He-who-must-not-be-named, debate in Pennsylvania on September 10, 2024 And so, an insane season kicks off. I think it will be insane. Maybe it will quiet down. There were many notable moments in the debate but the one that most news reporters started off with was the one about immigrants eating…

Productivity Hit

Productivity Hit

My productivity took a hit this week. Or maybe I transformed one kind of productivity into another kind: so instead of doing stuff related to finance/data/Excel/AI, I did stuff more related to civics engagement. The impetus for that was the curiosity of how President Joe Biden was doing after removing himself from the race. The…

Storms over the horizon

Storms over the horizon

We’re in August so there are a couple of storms brewing over the horizon. Last week Debbie stormed over Florida out of the Atlantic and then stalled somewhere around Georgia/South Carolina/North Carolina, dumping buckets of rain and then traversed up along the East coast, bringing in floods. So, a hurricane formed out in the Atlantic…