Twitter Digest: 2012-05-01
Video of the Hugh Hendry, et al. panel from Milken earlier today – http://t.co/tz88R3FK -> Why hub and spoke electricity can't last: Power Failure in West Is Tied to Combination of Errors http://t.co/Omq4bQXW -> I'm sure this will work out fine: the JOBS Act allows hedge funds to market like mutual funds http://t.co/PCfuyWhc /via @StockJockey...
Twitter Digest: 2012-04-29
Ronaldo vs Nadal playing hybrid tennis/soccer. Super. http://t.co/2hcW4ee1 -> E-P: China’s property boom has peaked, forever – http://t.co/TpqmkWMY -> Gelman: Clueless Americans think they’ll never get sick http://t.co/NIruFil8 -> FT: Stateless and super-rich: who is buying the world's most expensive properties? http://t.co/7spaXO8O -> SciAm: Dairy farm waste may be bigger source of LA smog than...
Twitter Digest: 2012-04-28
Neil Gaiman interviews Stephen King – http://t.co/q7FvUvLh -> Hell hath no fury like Hobbit fans facing 48fps footage. See here http://t.co/tnQKXg3a & here http://t.co/oz3vyLwL -> Nifty visualization: Realtime consumer spending in Spain during Easter weekend 2011 – http://t.co/tnJQHxOY -> Urban Dictionary word of the day: Splenda Daddy – http://t.co/6tUEdoG3 -> Nocera: My Faith-Based Retirement –...
Twitter Digest: 2012-04-27
More higher education nonsense: Colleges Confuse Students With Letters Offering Aid That’s Debt – http://t.co/zVJAVI9R -> Tinkering with my soccer ratings vs credit default swaps graph. Yes, it's for a presentation; yes, it's silly. http://t.co/yPJ142Oy -> Your moment of Friday with Excel geekery: Found XY Chart Labeler add-in, which solved my labeling problem – http://t.co/36AG8QgY...
Twitter Digest: 2012-04-26
Delightful idiocy: Viddy Is Raising $30M At A $370M Valuation http://t.co/6t1pUmMv -> Fascinating chart from new BofA auto report showing pace of technology adoption in cars – http://t.co/OFqeew4H -> Some definitional issues, but still: California cities most densely populated in U.S. – http://t.co/BM792O8P -> Simply gorgeous Yosemite timelapse video – http://t.co/Ly17rmu4 ->
Twitter Digest: 2012-04-21
That fame thing / I don't get it: Study show fame hasn't shorted over last 120 years – http://t.co/A35mVw9f /cc @arbesman -> Bring it: IF THE STORM TRACKS AS EXPECTED…IT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE THE HEAVIEST RAIN OF THE YEAR FOR SAN DIEGO – http://t.co/1p1glEui -> To a first approximation, all anyone talks about...
Twitter Digest: 2012-04-19
[1204.3731] Towards Real-Time Summarization of Scheduled Events from Twitter Streams http://t.co/DEDxPm2y -> [1204.3731] Towards Real-Time Summarization of Scheduled Events from Twitter Streams http://t.co/DEDxPm2y /cc @dickc -> One last SW whinge … Dudes, keep your knees inside invisible lines projecting forward from the arm rest. #EndLegSpreading -> Btw, came home from the trip to this in...
Deals In 2012: Not Enough Buyers, Too Much Regulation, Says Blackstone’s James
Blackstone Group President Tony James predicts that regulation, politics and corporate caution will cloud the deal envioronment in 2012.
Deals In 2012: Not Enough Buyers, Too Much Regulation, Says Blackstone’s James
Blackstone Group President Tony James predicts that regulation, politics and corporate caution will cloud the deal envioronment in 2012.
Deals In 2012: Not Enough Buyers, Too Much Regulation, Says Blackstone’s James
Blackstone Group President Tony James predicts that regulation, politics and corporate caution will cloud the deal envioronment in 2012.
Twitter Digest: 2012-04-17
Today's news on Levon Helm has me playing some classic The Band in background – http://t.co/eSn12leB -> Every day, in every way, Roger McNamee is looking more and more like Jeff Lebowski. http://t.co/CxYSEUkm -> Wish there was Twitter feature where I could block people, report them as spam, _and_ report them to SEC. Latter is...
Twitter Digest: 2012-04-16
What?! When things were going so well! RT @emilychangtv: RIM said to be in discussions to hire a bank to weigh strategic options -> Interesting to see impact of GDrive ( http://t.co/8vyzQCr1) on Dropbox. My guess: Not much. Latter more like net fabric than mere storage. -> Canadian mortgage market continues tiptoeing deeper into subprime...

