Daily Reading As The Year Winds Down
I’m always amused at how many “lists” appear at the end of the year. I’m anti-list – I never read them and I no longer am willing to contribute to
I’m always amused at how many “lists” appear at the end of the year. I’m anti-list – I never read them and I no longer am willing to contribute to
As Chanukah sprints ahead and gets started before Christmas, we all know how this ends since Christmas will finish before Chanukah does. To refresh your memory, take a look at
Today’s book was an easy one. When Kurt Vonnegut died in 2007, I decided to read all of his books. A quick trip to Amazon resulted in the purchase of
For those of you that just got a flood of posts in your Feld Thoughts feed, that’s because of me. Yeah – I wrote a bunch of posts over the
Error Code 80169d94 cost me an hour of my life last night and ninety minutes of my life this morning. All I wanted to do was upgrade my Xbox Live
A marathon wouldn’t be a marathon without my sherpa. Amy plays the role perfectly, including taking all the important pictures. My favorite:
I think I’ve read every book that Michael Lewis has ever written going all the way back to Liar’s Poker: Rising Through the Wreckage on Wall Street . While Lewis
I was inspired by the hilarious McSweeney’s article Recreational Jewish Youth Basketball: An Ethnography (thanks Amy) to host a Jewish Christmas party this year near Keystone, Colorado.
I love to invest in plumbing. Not toilet plumbing, but Internet software plumbing. At Foundry Group we call it Glue and – among a variety of investments – have helped
I’ve started writing a monthly column for Entrepreneur Magazine called VC Insider. The first article is titled Perfect Your Pitch and has a list of mistakes I see over and