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Today's big match: Jie Zheng vs Daniela Hantuchova
I can already hear some of you looking at this match-up and spitting out your cornflakes as you exclaim, "Holy mackerel!" and ask why this little second- rounder is my match of the day. Well, it's not in here just because I happen to know Daniela Hantuchova very well, and it's not because I'm intrigued by the emerging players from the Far East and notably China. I think this one is a genuine match, evenly balanced, hard to call. But there's more to it than that.
I want to use it as a litmus tester to illustrate the state of the women's game, and by that I mean the strength in depth of genuine contenders who can hope to get deep into the second week. Jie Zheng did that last year in reaching the semis here.
First, let's look at their respective qualities. Zheng has a low centre of gravity and excellent balance when she hits. She stands close to the baseline, she doesn't back up much, she moves east and west superbly. There's not a whole lot of variety there but she pounds those groundies home. She's got a good first serve, although her second serve is tentative and probably the weakest part of her game.
She doesn't come to the net often, but she's got decent movement and will thrown in the occasional drop shot. Her strength lies in consistency.
Daniela by contrast has beautiful strokes, graceful and deep, and she has a magnificent two-handed backhand. She slices and dices. She's a superb volleyer, which comes out particularly when she's playing top-notch doubles. (You'll know she's a former Wimbledon doubles champion).
Daniela visited me a couple of months ago and we had a chat. She needs constant assurance, and encouragement. She's a winner but she does need to be reminded of it.
What's the relevance of all this to the wider women's game? Well you've got Daniela who is capable of going deep into a Slam if her confidence is high.
And Zheng is capable of doing the same. But if you ask me whether either of them will or even can win Wimbledon this year, that would have to be a no, unless we see a series of shock exits, especially those of Venus and Serena Williams. Between them, the Williams sisters have seven Wimbledon singles titles, and the reason is they are the greatest female athletes in history. And they're still around.
And the margin of superiority separating them from the rank and file to which Daniela and Zheng belong remains big. I can't really pick from Daniela or Zheng, although I have a clear emotional favourite.
Tale of the tape; Second-round match
Jie Zheng Name Daniela Hantuchova
Chinese Nationality Slovakian
25 Age 26
Chengdu Place of birth Poprad
Chengdu Residence Monte Carlo
2003 Turned pro 1999
Right-handed Plays Right-handed
5ft 4in Height 5ft 11in
57kg Weight 62kg
No 16 World ranking No 32
No 16 Wimbledon seeding Unseeded
3 Career titles 3
£1.4m Career prize money £3m
W8 L3 Wimbledon record W17 L8
SF (2008) Wimbledon best QF (2002)
5-6 Odds 5-6
Head-to-head: Hantuchova leads 1-0
Bollettieri's prediction: My heart says Daniela, my head doesn't
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How far can Tommy Haas go?
Before the tournament I identified Tommy Haas as one of my dark horse picks to make an impact here and I've seen nothing to change my mind. Yesterday I watched him beat Alexander Peya, of Austria, in four sets, 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4 to move through to the second round. Next up he faces Michael Llodra, of France, and though he won't be looking far ahead, Tommy can make the second week.
Confidence is the key here. I've known Tommy for many years and he still lives at my academy. I know that winning the Halle event on grass this month has given him an unbelievable boost. He's 31 and not very long ago at all I think Tommy was thinking "Is the end of my career round the corner?" Now he's got a new lease of life. He's even coming to the net!
Venus is her name, and yes baby, she's got it!
What a difference the sun makes to a day, eh? It's been glorious just to be around the All England Club these last few days and yesterday in particular was a scorcher. Venus Williams was in hot form too, taking care of business against Stefanie Voegele, of Switzerland, in swift order, 6-3, 6-2. I've already said I think a Williams sister will walk away with the title and Venus, will all that awesome athletic power and that mile-wide wing span has got to be the top contender. Her serve was on: 82 per cent of first-serve points won, eight aces to one. And the serve is obviously the bedrock on which she crafts the rest of her game. Can she make it three titles in a row and six altogether on these lawns? I see no reason why not.
How important are parents who give their kids freedom?
I ask this in a tennis sense, wanting to highlight how, in my view, players need freedom to learn, freedom to explore, freedom to grow. What they don't need is parents who insist, perhaps with no good reason, that they know best. This crossed my mind after I'd bumped into Andy Murray's mom, Judy, yesterday, because not only is she a great coach in her own right and a smart lady and classy woman, but she's been open-minded in the development of Andy's tennis career.
She let him go off to Spain as a teenager. She supported him but she didn't stifle him, and I believe that relationship dynamic remains the same. I asked her how Andy seems in himself and she told me she's never seen him so full of confidence. And that's as life-giving as SW19's rays.
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For all you players out there, I invite you to email me your tennis problems and I'll try to help out.
I had an email from Pete Eaton in York. "I've got a simple problem, Nick," he wrote. "My serve is terrible. Tips please." OK, Pete. Try this. 1) Use a continental to weak eastern grip (look it up). 2) Make sure you apply racket-head speed instead of physically forcing the ball with your shoulder or body. 3) You're only as good as your second serve. Don't pushy-push it, be aggressive.
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E is for Ego and you need a healthy-sized ego to be a champion. By definition, an individual sport is all about me, me, me. Tennis is no different. Of course there are many kinds of ego, from sincere to off-putting. Some extreme egos I've encountered include: Xavier Malisse, aka Time-bomb Ego: potential madman on court, nicest man in the planet off it. Vince Spadea, aka Psychedelic Ego: he's out there, man, and a lot of fun. Marcelo Rios, aka Angry Ego: I've rarely met a moodier guy. Mary Pierce, aka Apologetic Ego: a humble soul.
F is for Florida, the location of my academy, which has been at its current site in Bradenton since 1982. My earliest students there included Jimmy Arias, Carling Bassett and Aaron Krickstein. Aaron reached No 6 in the world, reached Slam semis, and puffed his cheeks like he was playing the trumpet when playing. He breathed very quietly on court, so don't say I only produce noise- makers! Carling, cute as a button, reached No 8. Jimmy reached No 5 and remembered every point of every game he ever played. The three of them all lived in my house.
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22 Jul 2016, 10:38am by Aaron Schatz
It's not yet official because of an appeal, but Le'Veon Bell is facing a four-game suspension for another violation of league drug policy. This time, it's for missing a test, not for failing one. A four-game suspension would be a big deal, both for real football (Pittsburgh is a leading Super Bowl contender) and fantasy football (depending on your league scoring, Bell or Todd Gurley will be the No. 1 running back in our KUBIAK projections before considering the suspension).
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J.J. Watt suffered a herniated disc working out this week and had to undergo back surgery, and will be out 6-10 weeks. Reports now seem to be leaning on the longer side of that range, which would keep Watt out for the first few weeks of the season. This could be hugely impactful, given how close the AFC South is. There's no division where the four teams are closer together in quality right now. You also have to remember that the Texans still aren't sure who is going to replace Jared Crick. Now they might need two new 5-technique ends for the first month of the season. Yikes.
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The Broncos and Von Miller beat the franchise-tag extension deadline with a new deal that reportedly is worth $114 million over six years, with $70 million of that guaranteed.
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15 Jul 2016, 01:15pm by Aaron Schatz
Tom Brady announced on his Facebook page that he will not pursue an appeal to the Supreme Court and will accept his four-game suspension. Here's once last thread for everybody to bitch about the Ideal Gas Law, the CBA, Roger Goodell's overreach, the "Cheatriots," and how this whole process shows that once again the NFL schedulemakers totally screwed the Seattle Seahawks.
Future threads will be dedicated to actual football questions such as "So, is Jimmy Garoppolo any good or not?"
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The 2015 KUBIAK fantasy football projections are complete and available for download. One $20 purchase lets you download unlimited updates throughout the preseason. Or, pay less: this year, we've partnered with FanDuel and a first-time FanDuel deposit of $10 or more will get you KUBIAK for free. (Click to read more.)
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30 Jun 2016, 03:47pm by Vincent Verhei
The NFL got ready for the weekend by issuing a trio of suspensions.
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Details to come, of course, but Luck is apparently now the highest-paid player in the NFL. A source has told Ian Rapoport that the new contract pays Luck over $75 million for the first three years.
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The great defensive mastermind Buddy Ryan passed away this morning at the age of 82. Ryan, of course, created the 46 defensive scheme for perhaps the best defensive team in NFL history, the 1985 Chicago Bears. He was also head coach for one of the often forgotten great defenses that followed, the late-80's Philadelphia Eagles. His twin sons Rex and Rob will coach together in Buffalo this season, and I expect to hear a lot about a season dedicated to their father's memory.
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Heading into the dead of the NFL offseason, MMQB kicks off a week honoring the legendary football writer Paul "Dr. Z" Zimmerman, knocked out of the writing game by strokes in 2008. Peter King's MMQB column starts things off with a look at Z's current status, residing in a New Jersey assisted living facility.
As outlined in today's column, here are the plans for articles later this week:
'• On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, we'll have three excerpts from his book: Dr. Z on journalism, and his well-traveled career; his all-time team (offense); and his all-time team (defense).
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"On March 9, 2016, I became the first active NFL player to openly advocate for the use of cannabinoids to treat chronic pain and sports-related injuries. It's time for the NFL to change its archaic standards to better protect its players and set an example for our young athletes. For too long, I've watched my teammates and good friends battle with opioid addiction and leave the game with a long road still ahead; it's time to make a change."
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I picked up the meds for our FET today. Gulp.
My period is due sometime this week. Transfer - if we have anything to transfer - will likely be in about 2 weeks time. We have three good embryos frozen, we will defrost all three, try to take them to day 5 and, if any of them get that far, transfer the best. If either or both of the others survive and look good enough, we will refreeze them in case this cycle doesn't work.
They may not survive the thaw. If they do, they may not survive to day 5. If they do, it may not implant (strictly single embryo transfer for this 44 year old, high-risk mum with post-birth prolapse!). If it does, it may still miscarry. Etc, etc, etc. I know what can go wrong - and I know that things can go wrong that you don't even think of.
My biggest fear is that I do get pregnant and one of us (or both) doesn't survive - but that is every mum's worst fear, isn't it? There are many others, involving health, money, stamina, work and family. The last time, I felt like I had nothing to lose - this time it feels like everything. I am happy, mostly. I am mummy to an amazing little boy - which is all I ever wanted. So why do this? I am risking it for him - to give him a sibling (a full sibling, as the embryos are from the same batch as him - although I am less and less convinced that this matters - family comes in many forms). And for them, the embryos. I am not a religious person but I cannot bring myself to sign a form and allow the embryos to "perish". They exist because of us and I feel like we owe them a chance.
I have no idea how I'm going to feel about either a BFN or a BFP. I imagine a BFN will leave me sad and disappointed but a little relieved - infertility and miscarriage has been a ten year journey and I am ready for it to be over. A BFP might be exciting but terrifying. Who knows?! Let's wait and see . . .
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
2 comments:
- Journey Girl said...
Oh wow - big decision!!! I felt exactly the same way, the second time is such a risk because of what we now have and could lose. I am with you every step of the way, cheering you on. There is so much that could go wrong but hopefully, it will all go right!!!
Good luck and let us know what is going on, I am so excited for you!!
- April 17, 2013 at 7:36 PM
- Rebecca said...
Ok, so I should have kept reading before I asked how you were feeling about the cycle in the comment on your most recent post. I hear what you mean about being ready for this particular part of the journey to be over...
- April 25, 2013 at 10:02 PM
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The Newport Daily News got a good bit of attention this summer when it began charging for access to its web site in a bid to drive readers back to its more profitable print edition.
It was an intriguing experiment. An admirable bid to keep an important institution alive. And so far, it's showed some signs of success. But in the last couple of months, a new media challenger has emerged - Newport Now, a web site offering free news on the city by the sea.
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Sheer erudition — and erudition of a very specific type — throws up large barriers to entry. Too often, newer, younger, and more casual sports fans "can sort of get to a certain point of enthusiasm before they hit the 'stat wall' where discussion of sports becomes pedantic and quantitative for no discernible reason other than as a social indicator of investment/knowlegeability," says Grantland's Katie Baker. "In particular, I constantly see women driven away from sports because they are fed it as a zero-sum game: either you know everything about everyone or you don't." [via Tim Carmody]
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You Can Never Take My Freedom
You can take my life, but you can never take my freedom. ~Sir William Wallace, Braveheart
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You cannot protect intellectual property in the Internet age.
At all. Don't try.
The idea of increasing protections on the Internet to ensure that piracy, plagiarism and other forms of intellectual property theft is sexy to content producers who attempt to eschew the freedoms provided by the Internet in the 21st century.
Photographers don't like to have their photos used without permission, often times. Legitimately so. But that doesn't change the fact that photos are used without the permission of the photographer anyway. Regardless of protections currently in place or employed.
Writers don't like their articles copied wholesale or scraped from the web an re-purposed or re-published elsewhere. Their writing is valuable and their ideas are their own. Why should someone else gain the benefit? But that doesn't change the fact that words are commoditized things worth little and that the writers of those words are the silos for the intellect and the ideas. Therefore, artificial protections of articles as intellectual property does little in protecting that actual value… the writer. The writer who cannot be stolen.
Musicians get paid very little money, when signed to record deals, because the labels and distributors end up taking most of the money for "overhead". So musicians balk at the idea of someone else dipping in and profiting in even the slightest way from their work. Except the artists who have recognized the nature of the 21st century have proved a model of profitability that end-rounds the tired oligopoly of the labels by going directly to the consumer. Try Radiohead, for instance, who in 2007 released In Rainbows directly on their website to consumers. 22,000 records were sold in the first week in the United States 1.
The Internet, for more than 20 years, has survived and thrived based on freedom that levels the playing field for the world. Thomas Friedman has long been the champion of a flat world where all are socially, economically and technologically on a level playing field and, while his idea has merit, does not entirely pan out as the digital divide still exists with more of a concept of hills than the mountains that existed 20 years ago. Regardless, the Internet (and really technology as a whole, considering consumer electronic progresses) has indeed made it possible for accessibility in technology.
Take, for instance, the hobbyist photographer who can have access to high quality cameras and lenses for under $1000. Cameras that, today, will shoot HD video as well. Instead of requiring expensive film and dark rooms, the art of photography has been opened to the masses for a relatively inexpensive cost.
Musicians can save overhead on production simply by having access to moderately priced software for their Macs, instead of renting costly space at a studio.
Writers can be heard by millions of people worldwide, simply by having a blog. In fact, major media (early nemeses of the Internet-era technologies we use today), now embraces citizen journalism and related platforms like blogs and Twitter.
Photographers like Thomas Hawk recognize that their work will be "stolen" and have come to terms with that insisting that he won't run away from the inevitable but will embrace it and leverage it.
Freedom can never be sacrificed for the sake of protection. To do so thrashes against the very currents that are already washing away these protectionist ideas.
Osama, Closure
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This post is therapy for me. Twitter and the media have already done a fine job of reporting and I am intentionally 12 hours late. There's no new information I can provide, nor do I wish to.
Last night was important. It was important for the world, the United States and me.
I remember 9/11, as so many other people also do. It was one of those key moments in history where everyone remembers where they were when they got the news that an airliner had crashed into the World Trade Center in New York.
For me, it was a day like many others. I was living in Maryland at the time. I lived out in the country about 30 miles west of Baltimore. It was a small place that my new wife, at the time, and I had moved into after we had gotten married. We both worked at a government facility doing mundane contract work in a data center.
I remember that 30 minute drive into work that day around 7:30am. The sky was blue. Not a cloud in the sky. There was a definitive autumn crisp in the air that reminded me that summer was over and winter was on its way. I could smell the clean air with the faint smell of oak and cornfields. It was a beautiful day.
When I got into work that morning, after making small talk with the guys I worked with, I remember going through my daily routine. After firing up my computer and ensuring there was no pressing emails to attend to, I took a ten minute walk to the other side of the compound to a little deli. I grabbed some coffee (cream and sugar), a pre-packaged muffin and and orange juice and I sauntered my way back to the data center I worked in, stopping briefly along the way to jaw with colleagues I ran into en route.
When I got back to my cubicle, my coworkers Mark and Marty were not around. I didn't think much of it. They had their morning routines as well.
But then a minute or two passed and Mark came rushing over in a frenzy. He said something quickly about a plane hitting the World Trade Center in NYC. I was confused. Must have been some errant propjob that got lost. I went to my computer and pulled up the Internet. Surely, CNN.com would have the story? Couldn't reach it. MSNBC.com? Nope, can't reach that either.
Is the Internet down? Nope, Amazon.com loaded fine. Hmmm. Well, let's go next door to the command center, I suggested.
The command center was, as you might expect, a darkish room with televisions and monitors to allow contractors and employees to monitor every aspect of the mainframe system housed in the data center. They also had a consistent cable news feed so if there was news, it would be on there.
When Mark and I reached the command center, it was already overflowing with people who had also heard the news and had the same idea I had. By the time we arrived, only one plane had hit the towers. No one was really sure what the hell was happening, but no one was really thinking terrorism at the time. Just some unfortunate mishap in the worlds largest city.
Within minutes of being in the command center, I witnessed the second plane hit the towers. There was no mistaking this for anything less than a choreographed attack. Now people were pissed and you could sense it in the room.
Until the breaking news came in from CNN that the Pentagon had also been hit. The anger in the room immediately changed to fear. We were sitting in a government facility and "they" were attacking DC. Were all government facilities targets? What about schools? Are our kids safe?
People started rushing from the room, grabbing their jackets and belongings and fleeing the building. Many were not so much fleeing the building but going to immediately fetch their children from school. We had no idea what would happen next.
That day I wept like I never wept before. Hours of endless tears as the horrors were played over and over on television. Eight days later, I would be in New York City, another place I once called home. I would get as close as 4 blocks from Ground Zero and still smell the burning ammonia, debris and flesh. I remember it vividly right now as I describe it and my stomach is turning.
This is what Osama bin Laden did to me.
We were all affected in different ways. Many people were not immediately affected, but their lives would radically change in the 10 years that would follow as loved ones went off to war to fight an undefined enemy with an undefined location. Some of those loved ones, sadly, never returned.
Some people lost friends and family in the Towers, or the Pentagon or in Pennsylvania that day. They will never return. The finger print of a murderer who cost us much more than just 3000 lives in 2001.
We all mourned in our own way. We were allowed to. We were encouraged to. We had to cope in different ways just because we are all different people.
This morning I awoke to a world without Osama bin Laden. It doesn't change the past. I mourned again last night as I relived that September day 10 years ago. I watched crowds spontaneously amass in Lafayette Park in Washington, and in New York at Ground Zero and Times Square. I watched Twitter people question the mode in which other Americans celebrated. I watched people frown at beach balls being tossed. At least in one place, the celebration was encouraged.
This is closure.
We all mourned in our own ways on September 11, 2001 and that was expected. We all now have an opportunity for closure and that process cannot be dictated. People are wounded and scarred. This news is a reminder of that day 10 years ago and, like me, many are now re-living it. However one gets the necessary closure at this time, let it be done and get out of peoples way.
Product is King. Content is Not.
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Remember the bad old days of blog networks. Like when I was at b5media championing the idea of content as the great savior of the Internet, the bellwether of future journalism, the dawn of an era of online advertising as the dominant (and only) truly valuable means of creating revenue online?
Yeah… so about that.
I was wrong.
I was wrong about the idea of wide adoption of online advertising as a primary revenue source for the long tail. I was wrong about content not being a commodity. I was wrong to think that successful online startups could have successful advertising models. I was just wrong.
As recently as this week, AOL laid off it's "freelance writer" staff as part of the recent Huffington Post acquisition and subsequent roll-up of AOL properties.
All you people thinking you can make money online using the standard advertising/content model… well, think again. You're not.
Advertising is a commodity. Commodities, by definition, are resources that flood the marketplace, diluting the individual value of each resource. Advertising online is dominated by "remnant" advertising, which is cheap commodity advertising that costs the buyer little to purchase in bulk (think Adsense) and results in little payout to the publisher. There's very little real money in commodity advertising. The real players are getting paid on direct sales advertising targeting big sites with high payouts (Think Apple taking out prominent advertising space on the New York Times for tens of thousands of dollars).
Content is a commodity. There are millions of bloggers. Millions of publishers. Hell, just this week, I migrated a site to WP Engine that had 11k+ sports blogs. Content is a commodity and, by definition, not valuable.
But if you want to keep thinking it's valuable, go for it. You keep writing blog posts and giving yourself some sense of value. While you're at it, take a look at the sky and convince yourself it's actually orange.
Content companies are not likely to generate enough value in today's economy. Certainly not for any kind of acquisition or exit.
I was wrong. I'm man enough to admit it.
In today's internet economy, the real value and, in my opinion, the only viable model for successful online business is in product. Products. Real, tangible products. An iPhone app. A digital goods marketplace. A software product. A social network, perhaps. Something that has measurable customer acquisition and a real exchange of monetary value. You know, like the good old days where I pay you for something that I can, with certainty, validate receipt. I give you $30, you give me a text editor application for my Mac. I pay you $15/mo, I get an online invoicing service. I pay $0.99 and get a car locator app for my phone.
Content commoditization strategy says, I do something for you, Mr. Advertiser (put some code on my site), and you may pay me something if anything productive (click, action, impression) comes from it and, oh yeah, there's no real measurements or guarantees for said exchange. Keep churning out content and page views will pay me.
No. That's not how it works anymore. Why do you think Netflix built their model on a pay-for-service concept instead of intro/outro/in-video advertising? Why do you think Amazon continues to diversify their product offering with no real advertisement and certainly no content? Need a server? You can have 10 for cheap. Need music? We've got that covered at a competitive rate and now you can play it from anywhere. Need toilet paper? We're partnered with retailers across the country to provide any essential product you might need and you can even have it shipped free if you pay for this other service we call Prime…
See? It's product… not content. Content is becoming significantly less valuable.
Time to pivot.
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The WordPress Bible is the guide you need for all levels of skill and expertise in WordPress. If you're just beginning, I give you tricks and tips on how to make use of the WordPress administrative interface, how to install and configure plugins, themes and widgets.
If you're a theme developer, I give you insight into the variety of template tags, theme hooks and best practices for building a theme that will wow your readers.
For plugin developers, the many APIs and classes that WordPress has to offer are at your fingertips.
The most popular open source Content Management System on the internet!
As of late 2014, WordPress powers over 20% of the internet. Put another way, one out of every five websites you visit on the internet is likely built using WordPress in one way or another. As of this update, WordPress 4.1 1 has been downloaded over 14.1 million times.
There's a reason why this book was written for you. Don't get left behind.
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Venture Capital Irony, Bubbles and Booms
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Late in 2008, after the rest of the economy crashed and burned due to the housing crisis, the tech sector seemed to be fairly resilient. Maybe it's the nature of the industry… less money at stake, generally, in tech VC deals than other industries. For instance, Biotech.
That all went out the window when Valley-based VC behemoth, Sequoia Capital, gathered a now-infamous meeting of all its portfolio companies and gave them what can only be described as a "the sky is falling" lecture.
In that lecture (that presentation is shown below), they advised their companies to buckle their seatbelts, lay off employees, and get rid of non-essential expenditures. They said it would be a dangerous ride ahead and that only the companies that had enough forward-thinking prowess to survive, would do so.
The presentation opened with an ominous title slide with the words: "RIP Good Times". The presentation instructed CEOs to look for M&A deals as quickly as possible, raise new cash now (i.e. late 2008) if they were looking to raise a new round, and have at least a year of cash in the bank.
Pretty ballsy move that, frankly, spelled the beginning of the tech sector decline. If Sequoia was instructing their companies in this way, then something must be severe, thought many other VCs who followed suit with their respective companies.
In some ways, Sequoia was correct. It would be a long road to recovery. In other sectors of the economy, the recovery is ongoing or is just beginning.
The tech sector is not that way, however. In the past year, we've seen huge investments in 2010. Twitter raised $200M+ on a $3.7B valuation. Zynga, the social gaming company, raised $147M on an estimated $5B valuation. Tumblr raised $30M.
The bubble has been gaining full steam. And then there was yesterday.
Yesterday, you might ask? Yes… yesterday. Yesterday it was announced that Sequoia Capital led a $41M Series A round (Yes, you heard that right… Series A!) for new mobile social photo sharing company, Color.
I'll let you read about what Color is because, though it's a bright, shiny object that is interesting in some ways, it's not, to me, a $41M play.
Sequoia seems to be taking the approach that many smart VCs these days, including Mark Suster from GRP Partners, said last week when describing investment strategy relating to teams and not products.
Whatever you're working on now, the half-life of innovation is so rapid now that your product will soon be out-of-date. Your existence is irrelevant unless you continue rapid innovation. Your ability to keep up is dependent on having a great team of differing skills. Individuals don't build great companies, teams do.
And while I fully agree with Mark, I do have to question Sequoia making a $41M play less than three years after they virtually single-handedly drove the nail into the coffin of the tech sector. To me, it seems Sequoia made an opportunistic opportunity to drive the market rates down on valuations, to eventually make a big play like this at lower valuations (Disclaimer: I don't actually know the terms of the Color deal). With a lower valuation, they can throw more cash and own the lion share of the available stock ownership. You know… waiting for a slam dunk, as it were. Mission Accomplished!
However, it's notable that the Color team is truly a notable team. The former Chief Scientist at LinkedIn. The guy who sold Lala to Apple in 2009. Five other notable experienced entrepreneurs and successful startup people.
I'm sure Sequoia knows what it's doing. It's certainly interesting to watch investors defend them. There's just very practical questions about how the company that started the tech recession could come out guns blazing on this one.
SXSW Protips
This will be my fifth SXSW interactive. It's also, notably, the first SXSW that I am an Austinite. Since SXSW starts next week, the usual flood of tweets asking for advice or emails asking me to provide tips or asking me to be their guide began. It started earlier this year (back in January) than in years past. I'm chalking that up to the fact that I'm also living in Austin and am expected to "know the ropes".
Trust me. I do. On Austin and on SXSW.
I've got a rant going up on Get Off My Lawn next week. But this post is not a rant. This post is about trying to be helpful to the many attendees coming here without having to commit to coaching each of you. This is my coaching. :-)
There are 18,000 Attendees this Year
That's right. 18k. That's more than every other year of interactive and is now the largest of the three SXSW festivals, eclipsing music for the first time and dwarfing film. You can't meet everyone. Don't try.
Attendees will be everywhere. They will be at the convention center. At the bar getting a beer during the day. In the Hilton Lobby, a place WP Engine Advisor Ben Metcalfe (@dotBen) posits the following observation:
Sitting in Hilton lobby bar during SxSW is like sitting a safe distance away from the car stuck on the level crossing with the train coming
My point is… people are everywhere. Don't be in a rush to be someplace. Ever. You'll miss out on an opportunity.
The Right Place, The Right Time
Continuing that thought, if you're scheduling your day out, you're doing it wrong. As my friend Jeremy Wright (@jeremywright) puts it:
@duanebrown most of southby is knowing your options, and then making a choice on the fly.
Use your Plancast, Google Calendar, or whatever. Use these tools. Give yourself options. You may have some things that are required items and are non-negotiable (i.e. you're throwing a party… it's your party. You better be there). Other times, you just need scaffolding to give you options. Then you make your decisions in real-time. If you plan everything out and try to stick to that plan, you will miss out on opportunities and people.
Anecdotally, because I was in the right place at the right time, I've met NBA Dallas Mavericks owner and serial entrepreneur Mark Cuban, former Twitter CEO Evan Williams, Fark.com creator and Chief Looney Officer Drew Curtis just by being at the right place at the right time.
If you rush, you'll hate SXSW and you'll miss opportunities.
I cannot emphasize this practical tip enough. In Austin in early March, you're going to have warm days (the long-range forecast at this time shows mid-70s most of the time) and cool nights. (We're also good for a monsoon-like storm at least once… it happens every year). You're going to be drinking a lot at night. You're going to be walking a lot during the day. With a bag on your back. Hydrate. And take a 5 hour energy* before you start going to town on booze… you'll thank me in the morning.
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Apple Store – Barton Creek Mall
2901 S. Capital of Texas Hwy
Austin, TX 78746 (map)
Estimated Cab time: 15 mins
Apple Store – The Domain
11410 Century Oaks Terrace
Austin, TX 78758 (map)
Estimated Cab time: 25 mins
AT&T Store
1011 W. 5th St
Austin, TX 78703 (map)
Estimated Cab time: 5 mins
Verizon Wireless
Austin, TX 78748 (map)
Estimated Cab time: 20 mins
You know… just in case.
Go to @peachedtortilla, my favorite food truck in town, and say hi to Eric and Lou. Get some Banh Mi tacos or pork belly sliders. I think they plan to be around
Congress and 6th 5th and Colorado but follow them for more details.
Also, on the Saturday of SXSW (Mar 12), Franklin BBQ is opening up a short walk away from the downtown center at 11th just east of I-35. Franklins is somewhat legendary in Austin because of their original restaurant farther north.
Grab the chicken fried steak and a Mexican Martini for lunch at Cedar Door 3 blocks away from the convention center at 2nd and Brazos (behind the Hampton Inn).
Enjoy some Absinthe-based drinks at Peche on W. 4th St in the Warehouse District. It's a mere 6 blocks and worth it. Don't ask for vodka. No, really…
Don't be a douche. We welcome visitors and want you to enjoy this fine city. Leave it the way you found it. Remember, you are a guest and we have long memories. Tip your bartenders well. Did you hear me… WELL. If it's an open bar, assume no one is tipping them. Carry some cash for the occasion. Bartenders do remember bad patrons just like patrons remember bad bartenders.
You're not entitled to anything. Don't jump party lines or use "Do you know who I am?" lines. No one gives a shit and you look like a prick. Treat people respectfully… Most of you do. Some of you don't.
And that's it. Any veterans have some protips to share as well?
* 5 Hour energy tip given by D'Ann Faught :-p
AOL, 2006 Called and Wants Its Content Commoditization Strategy Back…
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It was a Monday like any other Monday. After a weekend of too much drinking, low-key football-centric Sunday celebrations (Go Packers!) and an early night to bed, I woke up this morning in the way I normally do on a Monday: Cursing ye gods of Mondays past, and hoping the day would not turn into the inevitable case of the Mondays that they all do.
Wearily, I reached for my laptop to find out what the Monday morning tech news buzz was and my eyes flew open in surprise: AOL had acquired the Huffington Post for $315M in a hybrid cash and stock transaction. This only a few months after TechCrunch had been acquired, also by AOL, for an undisclosed amount.
It was a deja vu kind of moment this morning as I saw the stereotypical business model of the mid-2000s flash before my eyes. In those days, everyone thought they could make money purely on advertising and content. Crank out the content, get more eyeballs, get more ad dollars, PROFIT!
The problem was (and still is!) is that the more content that is produced, the less valuable it becomes. It's really very simple economics. More importantly, the advertising world has two buckets… maybe three if you put Adsense by itself in the lowest bracket. You have direct-buy, expensive, high-return type ads. These are most often purchased by big companies with big advertising budgets like Apple, Cisco, etc.
The second type of advertising (putting aside alphabet soup forms like CPA, CPM, CPC, etc) is generically called "remnant advertising". Remnant ads make up the vast majority of internet advertising. It's cheap to buy in bulk (and in a less targeted way), doesn't usually pay a lot and, in general, is a good way to do commodity advertising.
This is what we did at b5media. I've not spoken much about my time at b5media because, frankly, it disgusts me where they've come. We actually had a good product going and things went awry. I won't place blame. But what I will say is… we built that company on commodity advertising, commodity content, and had a tough time growing the company. I left with over 350 blogs in a dozen "channels", each channel being a grouping of 20-30 blogs around a topic like sports or entertainment.
It was easier to try to do ad sales for a group of blogs on a topic, than it was to do targeted, lucrative advertising.
The problem with the b5media model, along with the Weblogs Inc model that sold (ironically also to AOL), the Gawker model, the Glam model, and now the AOL model, is that the content quality sucks. When I pick up a magazine or newspaper, I would not liken most media to The Atlantic or The New Yorker, both of which are highly intelligent publications that put out content that is exceptionally tuned and academic. The quality of the content is orders of magnitude higher than most newspapers or magazines (obviously including this blog).
Those publications are rare and can get private money from subscriptions, etc. The advertising route is the cheap route, and the route that business models go when they aren't good enough to charge for access (a more reliable revenue source).
For the record, commodity business don't normally pay their writers anything comparable to what their "colleagues" at uncommoditized media organizations get paid. That's because, their work is not valuable unless it is in bulk.
Going back to the $25M Weblogs Inc acquisition in 2005, AOL has gone down this road of commodity content before. They even killed off a bunch of the WIN properties keeping only the ones that were truly valuable – like Engadget. They are taking a different approach and buying individual high-productivity sites now – which is better – but then their strategy is one that involves combining these sites, at least on a content integration level, into a mass-produced, commoditized content machine.
So is it really different?
To Whom Much is Given, Much is Required (or, Scoble Syndrome)
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Here we go again. Another day in the life of an ongoing saga between megalomaniac Robert Scoble and myself. In this chapter of this saga, I point out why I have figured out the key thing that he has repeatedly not learned… to whom much is given, much is required.
It started out this morning with Scoble (again) being on the losing side of a battle surrounding something on the web that he thought was so cool, he drove into the ground. This has happened a lot in the last 4-5 years I've known Robert.
It happened with Twitter when he jumped on early, amassed a huge number of followers because, let's be honest, Twitter wasn't very big in 2006 or 2007 as it is now, and it was easier to grab the spotlight then. Trust me. I know. I was there. He vocally "left" Twitter for Friendfeed when he wasn't getting enough attention.
It happened later with FriendFeed where I made an early decision after months of use that the cliquishness and snippiness among the elite power users, Robert included, was something I just didn't want to deal with. I deleted my account and Robert flipped. Ironically, Mike Arrington made a similar decision for different reasons and Robert flipped. It was ugly. Mike wrote a post likening FriendFeed to syphilis and Robert blew a gasket.
We often wondered, in those days, if Robert was a silent investor at FriendFeed because he was doing everything he could do prop the fading service up. He eventually relented and kinda maybe sorta possibly if you had one eye closed and a hand tied behind your back apologized to Mike and I.
Whatever. It's not about the apology. It's about narcissistic publicity grabbing tantrums and bloviating. That's really the core.
It was thankfully peaceful for many months. Robert did his thing. I did mine. One would presume Arrington did his. There was little drama over such silly things, much less any instigations. It was, as they say, the Korean DMZ… still at war… but mainly peaceful.
Until this morning when Robert found himself on the losing end of a drama surrounding Quora. Quora is a new Questions and Answers service that allows users to ask questions and receive answers. Answers are rated up or down and the idea is a crowdsourced agreed-upon answer. The more people say, "Yes, that's correct", the more authoritative that answer becomes. It's a living FAQ of the world. Pretty cool.
Until people start doing things their own way, redefining the service in the face of users and not at all in the right ways.
And while wisdom is the better part of valor, and listening more than speaking often diffuses the problem, Robert decided to "explain" his side of the story… because, you know, he can't just accept his beatings and get on with life.
But in his explanation, he doesn't actually take any responsibility and, in fact, pushes the blame on to everyone except himself. Watch as I share, in his words, what happened:
At first I tweeted just my answers to questions. This ensured that my answers would be seen by a pretty sizeable group of people and would gain at least some up-votes, which would ensure that my answers would appear at the top of comment threads. Later, after getting this pointed out to me as a negative bias, I would link to other people's questions, without my answers, and to the entire question, so you'd see all answers. On Quora you do this by using the Twitter link on the right side of the page, not the one on the bottom.
Fair enough. He tried to work the system to make himself an authority… we all do… and modified his behavior to be a little more helpful when it was pointed out.
I broke convention by using photographs in many of my answers. More than anything this seems to have gathered the ire of the reviewers and others. I did it partly because I know that posts with photos and images get more audience and more consideration than posts without, but partly for fun, and partly to, well, get more upvotes. But Quora is already being seen as a place that's free of photos and videos so this gathered a great deal of hate.
So he broke the expected behavior of the service for the purpose of self-promotion even after he was called out prior for behavior that was frowned upon. Okay, dude… Now you have to start wondering if you're just plain holding it wrong.
Some of my answers were controversial and caused flamewars. Quora is a place that's free of flamewars and controversy. Why? Because when it happens reviewers pull those answers out of the stream and mark them as "not helpful." I've seen this happen many times, not just to my own posts, but where I've answered in a way that got a flamewar going I've seen my answers pulled out too.
So you expected that by someone asking a question, they were asking for editorial opinion? "What is the fuel economy of a 2010 Honda Accord?" does not sound like the invitation to have a debate over re-usable energy policy… as an example. Does it always have to be about you and your opinions?
I answered posts too quickly, Part II. By answering posts too quickly, and because I knew that first answers were treated better than following answers, especially if the quality of the answer is the same, I would answer first with a poor quality answer and then come back and improve the answer over time. Again, this behavior pissed off people who couldn't type as fast, or live on the system. Not to mention they saw the first, poor quality answer, and made up their minds that I was a poor quality answerer.
So the people who couldn't type as fast are at fault? Do you not see a problem with this deflection of blame? What the hell is wrong with you?
I was narcissistic and self promotional. It just leaks out of me. Why? Because I have 4,600 photos I've done on Flickr, 694 videos I've posted on YouTube, and the hundreds I've done on Building43, etc etc. and I pull upon that body of work to answer questions. Yes, many of these things augmented answers, but they pissed off people who don't have a large body of photos, videos, and blog posts to call upon.
Let me count the millions of reasons why I'm important. You know, let me insert more editorial here from my own experiences. I keep my mouth shut more often than people think I do because I know that when I open my mouth people listen. I take that responsibility very, very seriously. So, as a result, unless I know I'm committed to backing whatever it is I have to say, I don't say it. I fill the air with inconsequential stuff as opposed to putting my opinion behind some unthought out position that carries real weight. When I do, you'd better believe I'm doing it with the knowledge that I have a position of influence and power.
It's not a game. It's a responsibility. And you, Robert, don't take your responsibilities as a leading voice in technology very seriously. You just don't pay attention to your cause and effect. This is why this stuff happens to you. All the time.
Think about it before you respond.


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I met this boy,
He was so handsome.
Hes shy,
Hes the reason why,
I stay alive.
I wish I could,
Be with him,
Side by side,
But I`m so shy,
All I can say is hi,
He says hey,
Wich is so cool.
I act like such a fool.
If I could change.
who I am,
For him.
I would change,
How I look.
If only I could say more than hi.
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Good value compared to other restaurants. Friendly staff. Quality average. Only had gallettes so can't comment on other dishes.
We cannot stop talking about how welcome the new managers made us feel during our lunch today. We were shown to a small private terrace with climbing ivy & pretty pot plants giving shade against the strong May sunshine.
We chose the cheapest menu of salad starters & dish of the day ( today was chicken fillet with roquefort sauce...
Nice place to go, we had a very good time, food and drinks were of very good quality and fair prices. We felt very welcome, also thanks to the very kind "patron".
The first time you go here you think it' s pretty good but then you realise the menu is so limited. It supposedly opens all year round 7/7 but that's debatable. Fine once or twice but not a regular eatery.
They make a big thin of not letting tables twice. The trouble is that the owner wants to keep the place full so getting the bill and leaving is near on impossible. I was so annoyed I did not tip but the miserable old goat added his tip after we left. The food is quite good, but frankly avoid it.
We had the 19 Euro three course set menu. Each of the dishes we tried was really good, would particularly recommend the duck with apples and honey. We also had some nice aperitifs. Service was very friendly and relaxed. The restaurant also has a summer bar in a tent over the road, when we went there was a football match...
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Brazil's culinary influences include not only Amerindian and Portuguese foods, but the cooking styles of immigrants from many other parts of Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Each of the country's five geographic regions offer cuisines that are distinctly different yet recognizably Brazilian.
Guarana is one of the best-loved fruits in Brazil and much folklore is based around it. The edible part is the black seed within some white, fleshy material. When ripe, the fruit has an uncanny resemblance to the human eye as it "peers" out of its opened, bright orange-red capsule. Ingesting the seeds produces high energy levels, which the Indians attributed to supernatural powers, but which we now know is the effect of caffeine.
A legend of the Satare-Maue Indians explains why the seeds resemble eyes. A beautiful Indian woman named Onhiamuacabe gave birth to a child sired by a mysterious being. This child was killed for eating some forbidden nuts, and at his burial site, a guarana bush grew from his eye. According to the legend, the bush also brought forth a child from whom the Maue tribe descended.
To the Indians, the seeds not only were a stimulant, they were an aphrodisiac and a means of prolonging life. They roasted and ground the seeds, mixed them with manioc (cassava) meal, and rolled the resulting paste into sticks, which were allowed to harden. Using the rough-surfaced tongue of the piraruc fish as a grater, they broke off small pieces of the dried guarana paste and rehydrated them in water to make a drink. Guarana is available today in a variety of forms, including a very popular carbonated soft drink of the same name, a syrup, a powder, in capsules and in sticks.
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