In my effort to keep you on your toes, take a look at the “roll cloud” below.  It’s totally worth a click through to the APOD site and a moment

While Fred Wilson has his review of his Google Phone up already, I’m more intrigued with all the pre-CES announcements.  I’ll be walking the floor on Thursday soaking it all

Ok – so in addition to the Boulder events, I also go to Bay Area events.  I’ve got a Return Path board meeting on 1/21 in the Bay Area and

Well, the world is back at work (as evidenced by the 327 new emails I got today).  And my friends at Silicon Flatirons at CU Boulder are cranking up the

Here’s an easy one: 1+2-(3-4-5)*6*7*8-9 How about 1*(2+(3-4*(5/6-7))*8)*9 Or maybe 1+2345*6/7+8-9 Or (1-(23+4)*5)*(6/(7-8)-9 Maybe .1+23*(45+6*7)+8+.9 Even 1-(.2+(3+.4)*(5+67))*(.8-9) If you love numb

If you are thinking about applying to the TechStars Boston 2010 program, take 15 minutes and do it now.  Tomorrow (Tuesday 1/5) is TechStars for a Day in Cambridge, MA.

I read a fascinating book yesterday called The Lights in the Tunnel: Automation, Accelerating Technology and the Economy of the Future by Martin Ford.  I can’t remember who sent it

Every quarter, without fail, a bunch of articles appear talking about the venture capital industries investment pace as a result of the PWC MoneyTree report.  I used to get calls

Last year I did an obsessive experiment.  Every morning, as one of the tabs in my browser (then Firefox, now Chrome) during my daily information routine, I opened up a

My dad sent me an incredible thirty minute interview of Ayn Rand by Mike Wallace in 1959 which I just watched on my iPhone during a treadmill run.  I’m a