To Pixar and Beyond, the memoir by Pixar’s CFO Lawrence Levy that I worked on last (as Lawrence’s coach), has debuted to strong reviews. The New York Times said: “Mr. Levy’s ability to remain calm and clear-eyed in the face of singular personalities and business challenges translates into a crisp, even elegant, narrative. When tackling …
At the funeral of Ginny’s uncle, Jim McGinley, in Philadelphia.
Glenda Jackson is starring as King Lear in London.
Cara and her friend Kyle came to town for a few days, and we celebrated by going to see Something Rotten on Broadway. It was very funny–witty, silly, clever, and everything in between. We really enjoyed it.
10.30 Bought a Subaru Forrester 10.29 Interview by Mark Moskowitz for documentary on Lary and Theresa 10.29 Washington Post: “Senior Justice Department officials warned the FBI that Director James B. Comey’s decision to notify Congress about renewing the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server was not consistent with long-standing practices of the department, according …
Hillary Clinton easily had her strongest debate–confident, she rolled between policy and punches. Very strong. Trump also did well, but he had more to do, and didn’t achieve the heights necessary. As time went on, he knew he was failing, and was left to mutter “Such a nasty woman.” At the end, she was beaming, …
Donald Trump in 2005, caught on a hot microphone. “You can do anything–grab ’em by the pussy.”
10.18 Stuart Rotherberg in the Washington Post: The newest NBC-Wall Street Journal poll shows Trump doing worse against Clinton than Mitt Romney did against President Obama with almost every demographic group, including men, women, whites, Latinos, Republicans, voters with household incomes of more than $100,000 per year, voters with a college degree, voters with a …