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I love this! Andy Serling and Eric Donovan honor winter meet stars.
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"These technology companies understand something basic: it’s all about the end user. They do crazy little things like open up their APIs to allow other businesses to add their own innovations, create better ways to use data, combine efforts rather than zealously guarding doors that would be better left wide open." Talking publishing, but could be talking racing.
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Two services for managing overload.
Posted in Miscellany on
April 3, 2009
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"The early fractions made the Florida Derby among the slowest-paced of dirt preps thus far. Quality Road's tactical speed and patience gave him an advantage over Dunkirk, who was farther back [approximately eight lengths behind through the first half] than expected and launched a powerful burst leaving the three-eighths pole that I timed at :11.7 for a furlong and :24.1 for a quarter-mile [compare that to :24.62 for Quality Road] in his stakes debut and only the third start of his career."
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Writing clearly and effectively online.
Posted in Miscellany on
April 2, 2009
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Or, the origins of the modern race-day drug dilemma. From Sports Illustrated, 1960: "Nevertheless, in the two weeks since [Butazolidin] was legalized in Illinois, of the 407 horses that received it 124 finished in the money. Many of them were long shots…. the remarkable reversals of form seemingly attributable to the drug brought some horseplayers to the point of joyful hysteria."
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A TED talk not just about newspapers, but about the power of design to shape experience and drive customer behavior in any industry. "Design can change not just your product … it can change your company." [Shades of this belief in Stronach's Gulfstream remodeling? I'd like to visit to find out.]
Posted in Miscellany on
April 1, 2009