What's Real In Borat?
After seeing Borat last weekend, Warren and I were debating which scenes were real and which scenes were faked. Warren apparently stayed up late researching it, but if he’d waited
After seeing Borat last weekend, Warren and I were debating which scenes were real and which scenes were faked. Warren apparently stayed up late researching it, but if he’d waited
Earlier this week Intel announced Suite Two – an appliance that integrates NewsGator’s Enterprise Server product with SixApart’s Movable Type, SocialText’s wiki, and SimpleFeed
The FeedBurner Venture Capital Network continues to expand with the additions of new VC bloggers Santo Politi from Spark Capital and Susan Wu from Charles River Ventures. I’m on the
Dean Karnazes just finished running 50 marathons in 50 days (one in each state.) He finished up with the New York Marathon on Sunday and then didn’t know what to do
One of my portfolio companies recently put together a short video for a recent company meeting. The video consisted of a series of questions for each board member and a
BarCamp Boulder is happening on Friday (7pm – ?) and Saturday (9am – 5pm) with a party afterwards at Me.dium’s offices at 1738 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO. The attendee list
I’m a huge Pink Floyd fan (I can sing Dark Side of the Moon forward and backward and the worms still eat into my brain on a regular basis.) A
As I slowly work my way through State of Denial: Bush at War, Part III, the phrase “trust but verify” has appeared at least once. Now that Rumsfeld is no
I spent the weekend in Louisville, Kentucky thinking about analogies (and how new things are like old things.) Amy and I took four friends to the Breeders Cup (also known
Given my attempt to run the North Pole Marathon, I’ve gotten involved in a project called International Polar Year. While this is a major worldwide scientific research project that’s