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This picture from Cliff Reevesshould make any IBMer smile on a Monday morning. Unless you are endlessly bitter about Taligent, that is.Fabulous, absolutely fabulous darling...... [Read More]
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Cliff Reeves - Microsoft Emerging Business Team
Recent Posts
- BizSpark 201 how its implemented
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Syndication
Microsoft Emerging Business Team Online
- Don Canning
A colleague formerly on the Emerging Business team - he is now focused on financial services - Don Dodge
A colleague at MSFT, plus: ex-Groove, ex-Napster, ex-Bowstreet, ex-DEC, ... - Julien Codorniu
Julien leads the Emerging Business Team in France - Sam Ramji
Sam Ramji -- a colleague formerly in the Emerging Business team. Sam is focused now on Microsoft's Open Source strategy and relationshsips with the Open Source community - The Emerging Business Team
The whole Emerging Business Team blogs here
Recommended
- Barry Briggs: Common Sense for Uncommon Times
- Bill Burnham - Celsius Capital
- Brad Feld at Mobius
- Gary Devendorf
- Greg Reinacker -- Newsgator CTO
- Il dolce far niente...
- Larry Gregory
- Peter O'Kelly's reality check
- Peter Rip -- early stage vc
- Phil Stanhope -- Adesso CTO
- Robert Scoble -- Legendary Microsoft blogger
- Scott Prather's The People Generation
- Volker Weber: ceci n'est pas un blog
- ZDNet's Between the Lines
Movies I would recommend
This is England
Outstanding movie. You may need subtitles.Grizzly Man
Great Documentary -- the life of a social misfitThe Fog of War - Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara
Amazing intellect, unequalled insights into modern history, engrossing life story, chilling facts
Books I would recommend
Cormac McCarthy: The Road (Oprah's Book Club)
Affectionate and almost hopeful, in an unremittingly bleak landscapeChristy Campbell: The Botanist and the Vintner: How Wine Was Saved for the World
A great detective story .. even if you know the ending
Music I am still enjoying
White Stripes: Icky Thump
A fascinating blend of new rock with old english themes, rhythms, and soundsModern Times
Still great after all these yearsThe Best of Richard & Linda Thompson: The Island Records Years
A favourite. I keep coming back to this
oh come on - how much for the pink number. that is fabulous, darling. i bet you could sell that for a mint.
Posted by: james governor | 10 October 2005 at 08:13 AM