Dan,
You’re looking at Howard the wrong way. If we can get him and keep him then I don’t think anyone would disagree with you. But to trade him for this season and then hope that he sticks with the Bulls is a bad move. No center has ever gone to a team and won the championship that year. It took Shaq 2 years after going to LA to win, same thing when he went to Miami. Took Moses Malone a year after going to the 76ers. Took Wilt Chamberlain 2 years after going to the 76ers and 4 years after going to the Lakers. It took Kareem 5 years after he went to LA. Why trade for a player who isn’t going to commit to the team and thus there’s no precedence for that trade being a good decision.
Paste posted their 100 best movie posters of the past 100 years [see the story here]. Pretty interesting. I don’t know that I agree with the all, but I pulled some favorites. Scope them out below.
My friend Mike Durr turned me on to this really interesting looking documentary, Being Elmo. I REALLY want to see it, wish it was playing here.
For one of the places I freelance I asked them to pay me in stock instead of cash. Why? Because I believe they’re going to be a huge company and it’s worth the gamble to me. Time for potential payout. Unfortunately they wouldn’t do it, but I read this about the Facebook IPO and it reminded me of why you should do it if you believe in a company…
The graffiti artist David Choe, who took stock in place of cash for painting murals on the Facebook office walls six years ago, is expected to be “worth upward of $200 million when Facebook stock trades publicly.”
More interesting facts here… Inc.com
I’m looking for some new stuff to spice up my desk in my office. Specifically a radio (I listen to AM talk radio all day) an a clock. Came across some Braun stuff I really like and pulled a couple of images. Now if I could only find the T-1000 for under a grand.
Letterheady.com has some pretty amazing letterhead. Sometimes I wish people actually wrote letters these days. Some of my favorites below…
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