Blink – There's A New Art Gallery In Boulder
Amy and I love art – especially contemporary art. We were long term patrons of an art gallery in Boulder on 1011 Pearl Street called Maclaren Markowitz Gallery. The gallery
CEOs That Are Introverts
Often there’s a perception that to be a successful CEO, you need to be an extrovert. Media and pop culture reinforces this – we regularly see people that are comfortable
Board Meetings – Do The Formal Stuff First
I’ve been to a zillion board meetings (ok – let’s guess between 1,000 and 2,000 assuming 10+ / month for the past 12 years.) While the food is usually lousy
Windows Media Center And The Race For Your Digital Living Room
Ross – my “IT guy” – stole my HP z545 Media Center PC a while ago. I wasn’t really using it because there was too much “marital resistance” to this
NewsGator for Windows Mobile Beta Available
If you have a Windows Mobile device and want to try out NewsGator’s new Windows Mobile feed reader, the beta is now available. NewsGator has had a mobile edition for phones
Save NPR and PBS Again
I have listened to NPR every day that I’m in the car on my way into work for as long as I can remember. I have fond memories of hearing Morning
Spam Continues to Try To Pollute The Universe
I occasionally hear things from people about how “spam is on the decline.” This always entertains me because immediately after receiving an email like this, I get a 200 message
Is 409A Too Difficult For The IRS To Figure Out?
Just when you thought you’d never hear from me and Jason on 409A again, we received the following missive from a lawyer friend of ours: (The) IRS is now saying
RTFM
Fortune had a really good article on how MySQL is building a commercial open source company. However, buried in the article is a typo that I expect was introduced by
NewsGator Enterprise RSS In Japan
NewsGator announced today that it has partnered with GMO Internet Group to provide a localized, hosted version of NewsGator Enterprise in the Japanese market. I’ve been impressed with GMO