Marathons, Coffee, and Other Good Stuff
Getting up at 3:45am to travel ruins my morning routine that includes jamming through email, web, and blogs. I’ve had some time to catch up this afternoon (while Amy naps
Getting up at 3:45am to travel ruins my morning routine that includes jamming through email, web, and blogs. I’ve had some time to catch up this afternoon (while Amy naps
As my quest to run a marathon in every state by the time I’m 50 continues on Saturday with Marathon #11 (Grandma’s Marathon in Duluth, MN) – I’m excited to
I’m sitting in the quiet zone in the airport lounge at MPLS so I’m not allowed to talk on my cell phone or listen to stuff on my laptop. But
Hey – if the Boulder Daily Camera (our local paper) can put this up on their web site, so can I. Gotta love this place.
When I was at MIT, I loved the idea of office hours. I didn’t use them often, but when I did they were incredibly helpful to me. When I had
If you’ve been following my running efforts, you know that I have a goal of running a marathon in every state by the time I turn 50 years old. I’ve
And then there were 19. Symplified has joined the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Colorado. Symplified was founded last year by Eric Olden, Jonti McLaren, and Darren Platt. Eric and Jont
If you do business with or compete with Microsoft, Mary Jo Foley’s new book Microsoft 2.0: How Microsoft Plans to Stay Relevant in the Post-Gates Era is an absolute must
Larry Nelson from w3w3.com has an interview up with my partner Seth Levine. The interview is called Is an Advisory Board or Advisors Really Necessary? but the first half of
This is a public service announcement for all great software developers in the Boulder / Denver area that are bored and restless at their existing job. Earlier this year, along