Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim by David Sedaris is fucking hilarious. Sedaris has written several other books about his dysfunctional family. I guess I’ve been living under a

I’m not a horse racing fan, but my wife is so I’ve gotten to “enjoy” the Triple Crown this year. In case you’ve been asleep, Smarty Jones is going for

My partner Gary Rieschel was recently part of a Time Magazine roundtable that has shown up in an article titled Start-Up Your Engines! One of the topics that came up

After a few weeks on Typepad, I decided to switch to Movable Type 3.0 so I’d have more control over my blog format. I’ve reached the point where I’ve changed

I had a great experience with Buzz Bruggeman and his company ActiveWords this morning. Here’s the story. I was reading through my new feeds this morning and ran across Marc

Fred Wilson and I have been ranting about the need for better feed stats (in the category of “user analytics”) for a few weeks. We’ve both been using Feedburner and

I hate spam (who doesn’t). While I was running this morning, it dawned on me that spam was ruining the english language. “Huh – you ask?” I noticed a handful

Two books in one day – that’s either a long day or a delightful absence of television from my life. Stephen Frey’s Shadow Account is fun (4 of 5 stars).

Run (or click) don’t walk to buy Death by Meeting : A Leadership Fable…About Solving the Most Painful Problem in Business. The author – Patrick Lencioni – is an ex-VP

Marie Alexander, the CEO of Quova (our Internet geolocation company), was part of a USA Today article from a Churchill Club panel including Marc Andreesen (Opsware, Netscape), John Chambers (Cisco), [