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I’ve been told that my blogging pace is often a hint as to what I’m up to. When my pace stalls, it either means I’m on vacation or deep into
I’ve been told that my blogging pace is often a hint as to what I’m up to. When my pace stalls, it either means I’m on vacation or deep into
Over the past few years, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about how people communicate with each other. As an active user of all computer based communication technologies such
Thanks to my friend Bruce Wyman (who is rapidly turning into my "discoverer of cool things") I have experienced a major back to the future moment with the Mosaic Communications
Loic Le Meur totally nailed why glue matters in his post My social map is totally decentralized but I want it back on my blog. Following is the defining image
The New York Times Magazine had an outstanding article on Boulder today. The photos paint an accurate picture and the article captures the essence of a place that I love.
It looks like Chaos Reigns a Second day at Heathrow. The spiffy new Terminal Five has some "glitches." Who said modernization was easy?
Amy and I went to see 21: The Movie today. It’s based on the phenomenal book Bringing Down the House: The Inside Story of Six M.I.T. Students Who Took Vegas
You’ve got three more days – the application deadline closes on 3/31 at midnight! If you don’t know what I’m talking about, take a look at http://www.techstars.org or som
From Adam Smith at Square 1 Bank on how NOT to pitch your company to a VC. The full segment is below. There is a philosophy that "all you need
I haven’t written much in the Failure series lately, but I’ve got a doozy or two coming soon. In the mean time, Chip Griffin has a good post up titled