A few months ago I bitched about my experience with the TSA at the San Jose Airport. Today, I got to see a picture of two penguins being ushered through security

Last summer, I decided to read all of Stephen Frey’s books. Most were good, a few were not so good, but it was clear that Frey was becoming a better mental

I’m thrilled excited about the progress StillSecure has been making. Raj Bhargava – the CEO – and I have done five companies together in the last decade (going back to our

Feedburner announced a partnership with 20six to incorporate Feedburner’s feed statistics and syndication capabilities for the 20six blogging community. This will immediately add an a

I miss my wife Amy – she’s been in Paris since mid-March learning French, enjoying the Parisian lifestyle (she’s was born in Paris in another life), and wandering around one

Amy and I have been collecting contemporary art for a number of years. If you’ve even been to our house, my office, or The Nature Conservancy in Boulder, you’ve seen

Mark Pincus has finally put up a blog (ok – he had one at Blogger – but it’s just his bio.) Mark’s been a successful entrepreneur for a number of

I heard on NPR today during their series this week on income taxes that according to IRS calculations, American’s spend 6.6 billion hours doing their taxes each year. We apparently

I created some custom M&M’s for Amy and surprised her with them when I was in Paris a week ago. While they aren’t cheap, they were worth it (you get

I’ve gotten plenty of humorous feedback on my post about abolishing the words traction, space, and thrilling from my vocabulary. Someone asked why I was so mean to words –