Ed Auld made a big difference in my life. I'm gonna miss him. Here is more detail on his passing from UBC Physics director earlier today.It is with great sorrow that I pass on the information that Professor Emeritus Edward Auld passed away yesterday, in his sleep. During a career that was passionately devoted to... Continue Reading →
Seth’s Marketing Pitch for H1N1 Vaccine
PS if I was marketing the swine flu vaccine, I'd name it after a kid who died last season and put her picture on the release form. » Seth Godin Seth was on a rant yesterday about how many people still rely on gut instinct to make decisions on complex issues. We're (bad) amateur scientist's.... Continue Reading →
Uncle Dynamite … is LOL!
I'm loving PG Wodehouse's Uncle Fred books. His full name is "Frederick Altamont Cornwallis Twistleton, 5th Earl of Ickenham". He's spreading "Sweetness and Light" at the Dog Races with his nephew Pongo. He's a "complications are the spice of life kinda chap". I just finished, and highly recommend, Uncle Dynamite on audible. The narrator Jonathan... Continue Reading →
Internet Traffic Growth down to ~45%/yr vs ~55%/yr » MINTS
Minnesota Internet Traffic Studies (MINTS) Nov 17, 2009 update says wireline Internet traffic growth is about 40-50% per year, down from its previous pace of 50-60% per year. There is some info on wireless data traffic growing 100% per year. This is based on comments from Verizon, Cisco, and Chetan Sharma
BAEN 502 Week 3 – Out of the Building Experiences
This weeks guest speakers were great. A big "Thank You" to Ken Simpson of MailChannels and David Helliwell of Pulse Energy for describing their "Out of the building experiences". On my front. I survived the marking of the first assignment. If I've learned one thing teaching this course it is that I have gained tremendous... Continue Reading →