This column is taken from her eulogy, which I delivered yesterday at her funeral.
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Adams was the equal of the men named at the top of this column.
Disclosure: Endpoint has a consulting relationship with Lenovo and several other companies mentioned in this column.
The American media remain free and independent, or you would not be reading this column.
If you follow this column, you know how the biggest company in enterprise software, Oracle Corp.
But then, it dawned on me, me that this column might succeed in catching your attention.
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As regular readers of this column know, Joe and I approach spending in entirely different ways.
If you are reading this column right now, for example, your attention is not on iQ.
Unfortunately, these misperceptions are very often what we see portrayed in the media, like this column.
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Luckily, this column isn't about whether rolling back the golf ball would be wise.
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Disclosure: Endpoint has a consulting relationship with several of the companies mentioned in this column.
My experiences as a manager prompted me to launch this column almost a decade ago.
Woods and Mickelson were still on the course Friday when this column went to press.
The fiscal cliff will not be a new topic to regular readers of this column.
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And therein lies a story, which this column can only begin to skin open here.
Up to now, so far as this column is aware, detailed forecasts have not been attempted.
All the tips and strategies I share in this column I aim to apply at my 10-person technology consultancy.
All information set forth in this column is current as of October 4, 2012.
This column is motivated by the idea that things are not becoming absurd fast enough.
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Postscript: A couple of months ago, this column featured the stockmarket indicator for the presidential election.
If you remember one thing about this column, let it be the flip side of Moore's Law.
As I wrote in this column recently, downturns are always times of great technological entrepreneurship and invention.
Now, before I begin, I want to emphasize that this column is about leadership, not political philosophies.
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Exactly a year ago this column considered the reform prospects under new Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe.
But he did say in this column, that it was somebody who has not yet been identified.
Now, as this column goes to press, the Dow is down about 5% from its alltime high.
But this column is not about how to pick growth stocks, so I'll put them aside, too.
What that may mean for the larger politics of 2012 is beyond the scope of this column.
The question for this column, however, is whether the economic assumptions weaved into certain storylines are sound.
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But to be any more precise would violate this column's fairly strict prohibition on calling the market.
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