Shaking and Baking With RSS
Since FeedBurner and Technorati started off their announcements this week with cooking metaphors, I thought I’d continue the trend. Three of my four RSS-related investments made
Since FeedBurner and Technorati started off their announcements this week with cooking metaphors, I thought I’d continue the trend. Three of my four RSS-related investments made
This just in from Matt Blumberg, a CEO of one of my portfolio companies that is enjoying pondering what to do about 409A. She’s real fine?Or tile cleaning fluid?No –
IRS Regulation 409A really sucks. While I’m probably now on some audit watch list as a result of speaking my mind, there really isn’t any other way to state it. Jason Mendelson [
For my 40th birthday, I got a couple of cool t-shirts with photos of me substituted for Jack Bauer on 24. The only thing disconcerting was the image of me
My friend Larry Nelson who runs w3w3.com just put up a short interview he did with me last week. Per Larry’s description: Here’s some candid straight talk about access to
The Denver Business Journal has a nice article about my friend Niel Robertson, co-founder / CTO of Newmerix. Neil joined the ranks of CTO bloggers a few weeks ago. For
The Denver Post had a nice profile article on a couple of local Boulder / Denver CEO’s that run, including me (ok – I’m a “managing director” – but who really
I’ve received a variety of entertaining (and thoughtful) presents for my 40th birthday. Earlier this week, Dave Jilk gave me another one – my own Wikipedia entry. I suppose eve
Now – that’s a mission statement. I’m on the board of the Colorado Conservation Trust and we had a board meeting last week. CCT is one of the best organized non-prof
I monitor around 400 blogs and try to stay on top of them daily (I use FeedDemon and NewsGator Online and have developed an awesome personal algorithm for getting through