July 18 - More on Malaysia Air and Some Good Business Stuff


"The winds and the waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators."
- Edward Gibbon 

It doesn't seem at all likely that it was anyone other than the rebels. It will be interesting to see how much this changes the international dynamic on the conflict.

Um. Wow.  You should also read the embedded reference piece.  Holy moly. Can't believe he got away with that for 10 years . . .

This is very insightful and clear.  Worth coming back to from time to time, I think.

I heard an interview with Lockwood a couple of weeks ago.  Really cool and likable person.

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