lifeblood

Napster's Q1 2008 earnings release was filled with bad news. The company's number of paid subscribers dropped 6.8% from Q1 to 708,000. Net revenue of $30.3 million was down both sequentially and year-over-year. Net loss was down slightly both sequentially and year-over-year.

The Guardian's Richard Wachman had the best of the weekend's articles about EMI (pieces about Guy Hands and EMI show up every weekend, like clockwork). The trust of the article is that EMI's fate ultimately lies in its ability to sign and develop new artists.

The onset of the 2008 election cycle promted me to jot down my personal experiences and advice in running a local campaign. These lessons will be short and easy to read and understand. Without further ado...

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Starting tomorrow the United States Senate will begin debate of the Lieberman-Warner Cap and Trade bill. It is my hope that a good Cap and Trade bill emerges and is passed. Unfortunately, I have doubts that a good bill will emerge. There are too many interests who will want the bill drawn in such a way as to benefit them that I suspect the final product will be flawed.

I just finished reading Stefanie Wilder-Taylor’s wickedly hilarious new book, Naptime is the New Happy Hour: And Other Ways Toddlers Turn Yourself Upside Down, as part of a blog book review tour sponsored by Moth

This was the first doctor’s appointment I have gone to so far where I didn’t have to get stuck with the needle of death and have vials of my lifeblood taken from me.  So a bit “woot” to that!