“In its 2013 Atlantic hurricane season outlook issued today, NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center is forecasting an active or extremely active season this year.” — NOAA predicts active 2013 Atlantic hurricane season
“[T]he report concluded that the Weather Service was not always clear in its messages, and that the best information was often hard to root out on the NWS Web site. A recurring complaint heard by the report’s authors: “Too many clicks” were necessary to find out what was going on.” — Hurricane season comes with plan for better forecast - The Washington Post
“An infusion of Sandy-related dollars from Congress will help the National Weather Service upgrade two supercomputers that are used in virtually all U.S. weather predictions.” — Hurricane season comes with plan for better forecast - The Washington Post
“Yet every so often there is something, perhaps inexplicable, which drives a man to clench his teeth and swallow those words and continue to pursue a seemingly unattainable dream, when most of us – perhaps, all of us – allow the reality of our lives and the sting of disappointment to dictate our destiny.” — The Re-education of Chris Copeland: How a 29-year-old rookie made it to the NBA - SBNation.com
“So over at the Capital Factory, I met with folks behind the start-up called Stormpulse, which uses government data on weather to help businesses anticipate disruptions in service.” — Remarks by the President at Applied Materials, Inc. - Austin, TX | The White House
“Engagement is when your customer is realizing value from your SaaS.” — SaaS Churn Rate Improvement: Monitor and Drive Engagement
“A change is inevitable, that change implies a big opportunity, and this is the right team or product to help us take advantage of that change.” — Founders, Equip Your Champions | tomasz by Tomasz Tunguz
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“Under these conditions, companies have to sell themselves because they do not have a sustainable business.” — Why You Should Want to Pay for Software, Instagram Edition - Alexis C. Madrigal - The Atlantic
“Investors’ opinions are a trailing indicator.” —
There are always exceptions. But as a general rule, the class of people known as investors are not the pioneers of the present frontier.