Thursday, August 21, 2003

You get what you pay for Larry Bain of Acme Chop House, speaking tonight at Cafe de la Paz at the Sustainable Business Alliance monthly forum (this one on TRADITIONAL BUSINESSES, UNTRADITIONAL BUSINESS MODELS): People always ask 'why does organic food cost more? They should be asking 'why does the other stuff cost less?' Except they wouldn't like the answer. Well said! 9:22:19 PM    comment []  trackback []

'The greatest risk is in hanging onto what seems safe' [Mathemagenic], quoting Robert Paterson (who, bless his heart, quotes Melville): The  paradox is that in a turbulent time, the greatest risk is in hanging onto what seems safe. The greatest safety -- to reach into the unknown. This is surely not only true for each of us as individuals but also for organizations. This is but one important aspect of the profound challenges we face at every level -- in making decisions in the face of uncertainty. More on this to come. 7:17:04 AM    comment []  trackback []

'Virus Construction Kit' [Generality]: And once again, they call it an "internet virus" when of course it's not. It is just yet another poisonous worm that infects the Virus Construction Kit that is Windows... 7:09:28 AM    comment []  trackback []