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There is still a dispute about who said, "If you can't measure it you can't manage it," but no matter who it was, it is a great insight. However, measuring can get in the way of doing. You should be making and selling first, measuring second. 

One thing I love about newer cars is the information rich displays. I have been travelling a lot and nothing has changed my driving habits as significantly as the information on the dashboard. 

At the Ignite Boise event last week there was a great presentation called “FOOD, what is” by Amy Vecchione. She recapped the great local shops and eateries that sell "real" food in Boise (i.e. stuff that comes from the earth, not a machine or process).  

I had a really strange experience this morning. I dropped my wife's parents off at the Boise airport and drove straight to work in my mother-in-law's car. I ended up listening to the local guys on 580 KIDO -- a talk radio station. They were discussing new media sites, like Facebook and MySpace. Both were disgusted that anyone could spend "so much" time participating in silly activities on the Internet (paraphrased quote:  "some people post their current activities 3 or 4 times a day on Facebook").