Francine Hardaway

And he's quite possibly a creationist. - Alexander Carlill

Geoff, that's more brilliant than his last 5 films. - Dave Slusher

PS - I did like the Stuart Little movie he wrote. He can create works that matter to me, he has chosen not to. - Dave Slusher

"You mean a mother. It's in the mitochondrial DNA." - Francine Hardaway

"There's really no such thing as a bottom, Howard. There's just a collective moment when people get tired of thinking the world is going to end, take a deep breath, and remember to live in the now. Think about your life at this moment: you are healthy, with a family you love, and a respected position in the community. What's wrong with that? Everything in the stock market is commentary, like everything in the political campaign. One day in the future people will turn around and say things are too high, and then we will know it turned. But we will never see the bottom and you should know that as a yogi and an investor in Spiritual Gangster." - Francine Hardaway

"That's pretty scary Fred. What it means is that they are keeping their cash for themselves, thinking something terrible is going to happen, or...in the case of Google, a young company...they don't really know what they should be doing. I have a lot of faith in the future of MSFT and less in the future of GOOG." - Francine Hardaway

This is a great lesson. And it is true. Why do you think so many good companies come out of emerging markets? - Francine Hardaway

And this is surprising because? - Francine Hardaway via Alert Thingy

Death spiral. - Robert Scoble

I think advertising will diminish and newspapers will fold (no pun intended) - Bob

Documentary about the S&L crisis of the 80s. Very similar to now. - Francine Hardaway via Bookmarklet

Today's circumstances are only similar to the S&L debacle in this way: both crises were induced by Democrat Party stalwarts. Beyond that, there are no similarities that are meaningful. - eggsy

Ohh goody. Here we go. - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini

Unfortunately they're going to get burnt for the, say, next 6 months, then he'll settle down with his millions... :( And the next person is probably already in line to do exactly the same. - Holger Eilhard

Glad I'm not in his shoes. That's one major brow beating he's in for. - Aaron Strout

NYT on the origin of "Maverick" - Francine Hardaway via Bookmarklet

“He’s a Republican,” she said. “He’s branded.” LOL - Bora Zivkovic

http://scienceblogs.com/clock/... - Bora Zivkovic

Here's a profile that contains what we in Arizona know - Francine Hardaway via Bookmarklet

"I also took the one less traveled." - Francine Hardaway

"I love this. I change constantly myself. When I cross post, I never post exactly the same blog entry, and that's why I hate talking points: same old, same old. If life is constantly recombining atoms, or quanta, whatever small particles you choose. THat's why I like the WayBackMachine, which shows all the changes in websites through time." - Francine Hardaway

"Disagree. Overheard a Republican woman saying that choosing Palin before her time condemns her to a lifetime of being a shouting head on Fox." - Francine Hardaway

"Some of my Arizona friends are ready to leave the country if McCain gets elected because of what they know about him, and this includes Democrats and Republicans who were leaders in the business community in the late 70s and 80's when he came up. Most of them were CSR officers in their companies. I was in the PR business during that time, and knew most of the stuff, but hadn't remembered it until yesterday when I went to a birthday party for one of their grandkids and my friend Sharon, who at the time was the CSR officer for the largest local bank, reminded me that: 1)Mc Cain was chosen to be a candidate by Duke Tully, then the publisher of the Az Republic, a Pulliam newspaper that supported Kemper Marley, who had connections to organized crime and gave Cindy McCain's father his opportunity for the Budweiser distributorship. 2)At the time, Phoenix was controlled by The Phoenix 40, a backroom group of men who ran the city and wanted more influence in Washington for things like water..." - Francine Hardaway

If McCain should be elected, please tell you friends to show some resolve and actually leave the country. - eggsy

Considering who authored the main article, I'm not inclined to give this much credence. Sorry. - JMShoes

I can't watch this, but if you can you should - Francine Hardaway

Wish I didn't agree, but I do - Francine Hardaway via Bookmarklet

Here I was in 2001 - Francine Hardaway via Bookmarklet

I really like this article, and not just in the FF way:-) - Francine Hardaway via Bookmarklet

not that there's anything wrong with that... - Michael Kowalchik

Francine, I also posted this in http://friendfeed.com/rooms/fo... for others working on startups right now. - Ryan Kuder