David Brin has an outstanding article up on Salon titled Why Johnny can’t code. I’ve been the chairman of the National Center for Women & Information Technology for the past

One of my favorite parts of vacation is to voraciously consume a pile of books. I’m a fast reader (and a good skimmer when I’m bored of a book) so

Once a quarter, Amy and I vanish for a week. No telephone, no email, no computer. Amy turned 40 on Thursday so we took last week off. I mostly checked out a week

A friend of ours – Ryan Wiese – is having a show of his art at the Pekoe Sip House at 1225 Alpine Avenue in Boulder (located near the Ideal

Yes – admit it – you miss 24 also. Don’t worry – January 20007 isn’t that far away. In the mean time, Doug Mitchell sent me a link to a blog

I woke up to three good posts on the 80–19–1 Rule. Digg that Fat Belly: Robert Young talks about the “Fat Belly” of the Long Tail. The three C’s: Jason Calacanis

I nailed my 8th marathon today in Albuquerque on my quest to a marathon in every state, on every continent, and at the North Pole by the time I’m 50.

If you found my golden retriever eyes post to be helpful for your relationship, I’ve got another tip for you. I call it “Random Answers.” I’m in Santa Fe with

I’ve gotten to know my neighbors in Homer, Alaska – the Schallock’s – over the past two summers. They are great folks and the two kids – Jessica and Eric

I expect that many of you are familiar with the Pareto principle (also known as the 80–20 rule.) If you aren’t, the simple definition is that for many phenomena 80%