My post on talking more about failure resulted in a surprisingly large amount of email and positive feedback. In addition to plenty of private emails and a few comments, Andrew

I know I’m in a bitching about my computer mood. I’m particularly grumpy because I’m on day two of the update / reboot cycle, which is just stupid. Among other

I’ve been in Homer for 24 hours and my desktop computer – which I turned on for the first time in 10 months yesterday – is still downloading software, updating

Irving Wladawsky-Berger – IBM’s VP of Technical Strategy and Innovation (and one of the few “must-read” IBM employee blogs that I’m aware of) has a good post up summarizi

My long time friend (since 1984 – wow) and extremely experienced entrepreneur / CEO Will Herman has another great post up today – this time it’s about firing someone. Will&rsqu

The view from our living room window. Enough said.

As I sit in the Anchorage airport waiting for my flight to Homer, I was missing Colorado a little. Of course, it didn’t help that I’ve been sitting for the

As I sit in the Seattle airport waiting to board my delayed flight to Anchorage (Dear Alaska Airlines: Since it’s a “mechanical delay”, please feel free to delay it as

In case you are really curious about what’s actually happening at Gnomedex, here’s Chris Pirillo thinking small.

I’ve been enjoying my 18 year-old friend Ben Casnocha’s blog about his travels around the world. I’ve also recently begun reading my Alaska neighbor Jessica Schallock’s b