I’m in Paris again this week spending time with Amy. She’s basically stopped talking English, so I don’t understand anything she says to me anymore, which – while we have

I received a number of requests for copies of The Buffett Letters as a result of my recent post. I now have emailable copies of them – if you’d like

Dick Costolo, the CEO of Feedburner, announced yesterday that we led their financing and that I have joined their board. This shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone that read my

One of my companies – Quova – just had a month where they served over 2 billion queries from their customers. That’s 64m queries / day (or 750 / second)

As a member of a quarter Jewish, half Atheist, and a quarter Theraveda Vipassana Buddhist household (there’s only two of us in my household – me and Amy – you

Having watched Federer magically survive the onslaught of Rafael Nadal and eventually demolish him in the fifth set yesterday at the Nasdaq-100 Open (ok – I watch a little TV –

Several people have recently asked me variants on the question “How should I compensate a board member in my young private company?” I’ve experienced this question from all sides, having

I landed in Paris today to visit Amy for a week (she’s spending six weeks over here to immerse herself in French). I usually get the sleep thing right on international flights [&

Amy and I are huge supporters (and collectors) of the visual arts. The Denver Art Museum is in the process of building an extension to the museum which is a

Dean Karnazes, the writer and subject of Ultramarathon Man, is a wild man. As the leader of Team Dean (which has a nice support crew consisting of his family, but