Things I Like

I’ve had my new Garmin Forerunner 305 for a few weeks and absolutely love it (I loved my 301, but now I love my 305 absolutely – I even sleep

Today’s stop on the Paris museum tour is proudly brought to you by La Vache. Amy and I took the Metro to Place de la Bastille, wandered around for a

There are cows all over Paris (yes – those are spoons on the cow.) Very cool. I wonder if I’ll stumble over a purple one.

Amy and I just watched Monday’s 24. Oooh was it good. Since I haven’t figured out how to work the TV here in Paris and I’m not sure if / when

Amy and I went with our friends Dave and Maureen to the opera last night. Yes – the opera (the music thing, not the browser.) Now that I’m 40, I’ve decided it’s time to make

I read two great posts today. Ben Casnocha wrote a great post on the value of resilience. Tom Evslin wrote a great post on why a great programmer is worth

Glenn Hubbard, the Dean of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Business, is an absolute riot. By way of Ezra Roizen, I saw Hubbard’s renovation of Every Breath Bernanke Tak

Bill Ritter – who is the democratic candidate for Governor of Colorado – just launched a blog to compliment his website. Amy and I have become supporters after a very

Rick Stratton sent me a picture of the original Treadputer today. I guess I need to go on eBay and find myself a Super Nintendo and a Power Pad just

We made some ergonomic upgrades to the Treadputer this week. The main changes, compared to the last iteration, are: Mounted speakers Angled keyboard and mouse holder (the angle is very