"The guys running dot-coms can't find their a* @s with both hands," says Patrick Byrne Patrick Byrne.
From the twenty-somethings running dot-com companies to Internet ads on TV, minorities are basically frozen out.
Miss the turn i.e., from greedy ecstasy to fiscal terror and you end up running dot-com ads when the very term is equivalent to bubonic plague.
Running a dot-com is nothing like running the court.
When the Superstars collected the ball before the striker could run (a dot ball, that is), the waitress beside me shouted, "Good stop, good stop — go, Superstars!" "A hundred countries this is going to," the announcer said.
By the time she left the University of Kentucky to run Green Dot full time, she was training 3,500 student volunteers enrolled in her six-hour sessions.
One sister runs a dot-com start-up and the other works for an antiquarian book dealer.
The cast includes Thomas Middleditch as Richard, an introverted programmer who starts out living with Big Head (Josh Brener), Gilfoyle (Martin Starr), and Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani) in a so-called hacker hostel run by dot-com millionaire Erlich T.J. Millerr).
A smaller deal to run Borders' dot-com tacks on maybe 4% in incremental book sales, and Amazon's newly announced agreement to run Target's Web site won't kick in any sales volume to speak of until mid-2002, afthe the companies' technologies are merged.
Similarly, when I ran my dot-com, I often procrastinated about writing proposals.
Government maps showing reported incidents of crime in the locality in recent years have dots running down almost every street.
