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According to a fun little web tool called Typealyzer, this blog (not me, but the blog) belongs to a group called, “The Thinkers.”

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*I've seen a lot of bloggers over the last couple of months re-posting things they've written in the past. Seems like a great idea to me, since when I started this blog, I didn't have very many readers (not that I have tons now). I'm guessing most of you never saw my earliest posts, so this old material will be new to you.

This is pretty cool. Mother Jones told us about The Typealyzer, which probes your blog and computes your Myers-Briggs type based on content:

Ford is introducing a 39MPG hybrid version of its Fusion/Milan sedan. They are also improving mileage on the base model, ramping up production of the Focus, and planning other more efficient models for 2010. A hybrid Fusion would be wildly popular -- if they can make enough of them.

Again some of the statements being made from those protecting old models of thought fly in the face of meaningful data which suggest the very opposite of their positional statements. Just maybe the hype is actual in the old statements about the new order of things to come.

Our run of dry weather continues as an area of high pressure is guarding most of Tennessee.  It keeps any weather systems from passing through our area.  What this means is we'll continue to have warm, sunny days and cool evenings.

*Our latest, local forecast *

Our run of dry weather continues as an area of high pressure is guarding most of Tennessee.  It keeps any weather systems from passing through our area.  What this means is we'll continue to have warm, sunny days and cool evenings.

*Our latest, local forecast *

Interesting post by Echo's Mark Montgomery about his dinner with Topspin's Ian Rogers. Less on the actual meeting and more on strategies and the evolution of the business. A sample: