Facebook to Investors: You Like What You See?
Facebook's finally decided to take a head-first dive into the mountain of cash it's been standing on for years. Following several days of heated rumors and years of speculation about when CEO Mark Zuckerberg was finally going to cash in his chips, the company filed an S-1 statement with the SEC, paving the way for an IPO as early as this May.

Actually, I've Tried Google Ads And Facebook Ads And Facebook Ads Are Much Better...
When a few weeks back my friend and occasional interviewer, Henry Blodget , the CEO of Business Insider , tweeted word of a new BI piece defending Google (with the characteristically understated headline, “ Like Hell Facebook is Killing Google �), I tweeted back to Henry that I’d be happy to take the other side of that argument.

John Henry: Railroading the Mentally Ill
They took John Henry to the White House, And buried him in the san’, And every locomotive come roarin’ by, Says there lays that steel drivin’ man . . .

In Atheists We Distrust
Atheists are one of the most disliked groups in America. Only 45 percent of Americans say they would vote  for a qualified atheist presidential candidate, and atheists are rated as the least desirable  group for a potential son-in-law or daughter-in-law to belong to. Will Gervais at the University of British Columbia recently published a set of studies  looking at why atheists are so disliked ...

In Multiples Of Five: A Decade Of Rasheed Wallace And Tim Duncan (And Beyond)
Pairing Rasheed Wallace and Tim Duncan feels right. Outside of premonition, history tells us there is a connection. On the surface, they are perfect foils of one another. The two blazed their own enigmatic trails towards relevancy that, for the most part, run counter to one another. Duncan was unobstructed in his ascent, while Wallace [...]