Nathan

When will we wisen up and clean up our environment and our food so this doesn't happen to all of us? Maybe when I learn to spell wisen?

Of all the dirty things done to be taken down for this... amazing.

'But drivers in California, where pump prices have posted the biggest gains, may continue to face price spikes even after the rest of the country gets some relief. That’s because refining capacity in California has not been keeping up with demand. And because relatively few refiners outside the region can produce gasoline that meets the state’s tough environmental standards, inventories there will likely remain tighter than elsewhere in the country'

Yet how strange that right around, say, the second Tuesday in November prices were down at like $2.15 even here in this hippy state eh? Fucking a, wake up Mr. or Mrs. Reporter. If they are using the DOJ in a political fashion perhaps so too they are using the wild west energy industry? Here we sit with no election on the horizon and no competition and no over-sight of the energy industry. Here we sit at fucking $3.50/gallon.

A slight change for this go-nowhere rambling blog, but I did wanted to write in about something I have been working with for some time now and that is the Salesforce.com product. Great stuff. Quite an amazing piece of technology and I really like the pace of innovation with the company in general - it is one of the maybe two large companies I know (including Google) that is not content to stand pat. Pretty exciting.

With that said I am not sure that even Salesforce.com fully appreciates the revolution they have begun. This sort of thing can't happen during this revolution. I guess to sum up, Salesforce.com, while they have established and spearheaded quite a charge around SAAS they need to figure out what this new world means for corporate communication. They are well on their way with the idea exchange and other novel approaches, but there is always room for improvement.

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