Manually Automate Your API
When 369 of something suddenly appears, I get excited about the opportunities to do something with it. When I noticed the 370th new ad network, I realized there were probably
At Least The Sun Is Almost Shining
As snowstorm #2 in Boulder the last week starts to diminish, I thought I’d offer up a picture of what it looks like in Homer, Alaska right now (at 10:30am
I Suck At Naming Things
One of the hallmarks of a great entrepreneur is knowing what you suck at. I suck at plenty of things – Paul Berberian’s blog The Name Game reminded me of
My Hillary Nutcracker
Just in time for the annual presentation of The Nutcracker, I can now get my very own Hillary Nutcracker without having to go to the ballet (thanks Dave.)
Tristan's Idea for a Personal Relationship Manager
Tristan Louis nails it in his post Personal Relationship Manager. I think the only thing he missed are blog comments. Too bad PRM stands for the now mostly defunct "Partner
A Bad Microsoft Day
My IT guy Ross has been having his fair share of them lately. Ross has been blogging about silly Microsoft tricks, including Microsoft you’re about to lose me and Why Microsoft,
A Good Microsoft Day
I’ve been having plenty of bad Microsoft days lately. If you’ve been following the adventures of "Brad the boy who loves new toys" you know that I recently bought a
Social Networks In Obvious Places
Upon my return from a week off the grid, I was slaughtered by Facebook invites, LinkedIn invites, and an endless stream of unread blog posts. It only took me 75
Cabo Wabo Vacation
If you’ve noticed that I haven’t been blogging, it’s because I went off the grid for my Q4 vacation with Amy. As is our habit, we checked out completely, spent
Silicon Flatirons Roundtables
I sponsor a roundtable series titled The Silicon Flatirons Roundtable on Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Public Policy. It is hosted four times a year by The Silicon Flatirons Program at CU [&