Roger Fillion has a very instructive article in this week’s Rocky Mountain News about the closing of the Colorado Institute of Technology. I remember when CIT was launched in 1999

When you are asked “Hi – it’s been fun to date. Will you marry me?” you usually don’t expect the person asking the question to say “Oh – and it’ll

Today must be an Onion day. I don’t read The Onion anymore – I rely on my vast network of friends to send me relevant stuff. The other day Matt Blumberg

As my body recovers from my recent marathon, my brain turns back to Letters of Intent. Jason and I left you hanging for a while in our Letter of Intent

Amy told me that I dress like the guy on the cover of The Onion Style Magazine.

I ran in the Boston Marathon on Monday. I was an official entrant – #20778. I did not time qualify – instead I ran in the charity program for the

I got the following email from someone a few minutes ago. I’ve been a reader of your blog for some time now, but will follow it no longer. Even though

Barry Eisler is one of my favorite mental floss writers. Barry writes thrillers about a bad-ass named John Rain. Rain is half-Japanese, half American assassin who specializes in making his

I spoke on a panel last week at the Silicon Flatirons Telecommunications Program titled “Re-examining The Patent System.” My panel was the last one and came after a few hours

Jason sent me a quote that was on the first slide of a 409A presentation from one of the major law firms we work with. “409A is the tax law