June 25, 2008
New Band To Check Out – Pela
My friend, Julie Penner was kind enough to give me a copy of Pela: Anytown Graffiti the other day. I really like it. The New York-based band describes themselves as ...
June 24, 2008
Law Firm 2.0 – Re-architecting the Law Firm – Associate Retention and Hiring
In my continuing series of Law Firm 2.0, I have decided to take a crack at creating a completely new law firm model. This definitely falls under the “hard category” ...
June 23, 2008
There is no "I" in Foundry
For those of you not familiar with the Foundry Group, we collectively author a blog about our investment themes, our portfolio companies and what we think differentiates us from other ...
June 22, 2008
We Love Our Executive Coach
Yes, you read the title correctly. The five of us employ an executive coach and we love her. Who is she and what does she do?
Her name is Nancy Raulston ...
June 20, 2008
Roland, You Let Me Down
I’ve dealt a lot with the Roland Corporation through the years. I’ve bought a dozen keyboards, and half a dozen drums sets from them over the years. They’ve always been ...
June 18, 2008
Only In Boulder – Free Medical Care While You Eat!
I love Boulder. It’s a very unique place. Today was a perfect example why:
In case you haven’t been spammed by Ryan and I yet via email, Facebook or blogs, let ...
Facebook in Reality
If you haven’t seen it, this is really funny. Imagine if meeting friends / reconnecting with your past in real life was just like Facebook. Classic.
June 17, 2008
Law Firm 2.0 – Let’s change billing practices before it is too late
The last post in my series of Law Firm 2.0 had to deal with specific efficiencies that I think can be gained in the process of doing deals. This all ...
June 16, 2008
Pandora Rocks
Music discovery has never been more difficult for me. First of all, I have less time than I’ve ever had to listen to new music, whether it’s going to concerts, ...
June 13, 2008
Sweet Home Leningrada – Where The Skies Are So Blue
Sent to me by a friend today, perhaps the oddest cover of Sweet Home Alabama that one could ever see. Nothing like the Red Army Choir rocking the house.





