For a while his company, then called USA Networks, tried to manage a collection of businesses in all of those areas.
Mr. Shapiro said the tool allowed people to understand a network with a glance and offered the example of a disk jockey who might want to manage a collection of fans.
They also beheaded the 82-year-old Syrian archaeologist Khaled al-Asaad, who had devoted his life to Palmyra, and hung his body from a lamp-post with a sign accusing him of managing a collection of "idols".
It's generally seen as a bad thing if the overall number of cards grows too high: it increases that outlay required to become competitive in the game, makes mastering the game increasingly about feats of memory, and ups the difficulty of managing a collection.
And both ship with software geared to managing a collection of songs taken from your personal CD collection.
Unfortunately, there is a real lack of tools for managing a collection of trees and building consensus and supertrees from selected trees: RadCon software [ 28] could once be used to perform some of the above mentioned tasks, but it does not run on modern computers.
Ms Peyton-Jones's package exceeds the £140,000 paid to National Gallery director Nicholas Penny, who presides over a world class collection and international scholarly exhibitions and approaches that of the Tate's director, Nicholas Serota, who manages a vast collection on a salary and benefits deal of around £160,000.
It shouldn't be a big surprise, then, that Wells is a consultant at Genomics Collaborative, a Massachusetts outfit that manages a medical collection of DNA and tissue samples from 120,000 people around the world.
