I talk and email with a lot of “random” people. I’ve blogged about my random meeting policy in the past – whenever I reflect on it I realize that it has served

Paul Kedrosky – the author of the excellent, informative, and often entertaining Infectious Greed blog – sent me a link to a fantastic post by Art De Vany on Elite Athletic

I’m looking for ideas about different sources – online, books, and software – for helping a teenager learn how to program. I’m looking for both introductory / early progr

EndurancePlanet put up an interview with me about running marathons. If you are a runner, or just want to hear me talk about something different than entrepreneurship and venture capital,

Another GooglePark episode is up and it’s hilarious (as usual.) And – as a special bonus – I discovered EllisonPark which I have no idea how I missed before.

If you haven’t tried Technorati in a while, go take another look. At their birthday party, they rolled out a new major upgrade to the service. Dave Sifry – the

We hit a rainy stretch the past few days – good for reading; not so good for getting a sun tan. In addition to The Big Six, I managed to

I read less this week than I read last week (mostly because it was a busy week) but I still managed to get through five books. Looking back on the

Fred Wilson has a great, thoughtful post up titled “Scars From The Last Bubble.” If you are a VC or an entrepreneur, I recommend you read it slowly. Remember, it’s

Will Herman has (yet another) great post up about failure in his first startup. His company – DataWare Logic – looked like it was on a path to success –