Ben Casnocha – High School Junior, Entrepreneur, Blogger
About a year ago, Greg Prow (one of my partners) introduced me to a guy named Ben Casnocha. He said something to the effect of “Hey Brad – next time
Things I Like
Dan Burgin – Petrie Dish
Dan Burgin – CTO and co-founder of Finali – has just started a blog. Finali provides next generation customer care outsourcing services. I’ve been an investor since they were founded
A Writer Starts From Scratch – Learning to Blog for the Non-Techie
My wife Amy – who is a writer – decided she wanted to try blogging (both reading and writing). She’s intrigued by my fascination with blogging and thought it might
Fathers Last Day
Halley Suitt had an intense post this morning on her father’s last day. I expect it’s powerful reading for anyone – whether your father is alive or not.
Learning to Swim (again)
I’m gearing up for my next marathon on my goal of running 50 (one in each state) by the time I’m 50 (I’ve done 4). I’ve decided on the Deseret
Cecelia Feld – Out of Context
My mom (Cecelia Feld) is an artist. As kids, my brother and I were forbidden from bothering her from 9am to 5pm – time that she spent in her studio
Jenny Lawton – As Yet Unpublished
A good friend of mine – Jenny Lawton – just started a blog called As Yet Unpublished. Jenny is a retired technology executive and fanatical reader (and writer) who decided
Gotham
Or New Jack City as my partner Rex calls it. My wife Amy and I had a fabulous day. We spent the morning with Theresa Chong, an artist who Amy
An insult to anyone that has run a marathon
In The Slowing of The Marathon, Dan Ackman discusses how the median male runner in the 1983 NY Marathon clocked a time of 3:41:49 (8:27 / mile) while the median
Welcome Matt Blumberg
Matt Blumberg started a blog yesterday called OnlyOnce. It’s about being a first time CEO – Matt’s one of the best – he’s the CEO of Return Path – one