A good week
I’m in the middle of packing up before I check out of the hotel and head up 101 to the airport. I thought I’d blog… Read More »A good week
I’m in the middle of packing up before I check out of the hotel and head up 101 to the airport. I thought I’d blog… Read More »A good week
I’m visiting SeeBeyond in Monrovia, CA* today. SeeBeyond builds enterprise application integration solutions for a wide range of customers using some really cool middleware technology… Read More »Visiting SeeBeyond
Scanning the HuffPo RSS feeds, I spotted this insightful piece by Jaron Lanier: “I am writing this on a United Airlines flight over the Atlantic.… Read More »Jaron Lanier on the structural gotcha for American business
I flew out from Boston to San Francisco yesterday evening for a week of meetings. Travel has become pretty routine of late, so I’m glad… Read More »Three new travel experiences
Back in the early 1990s I was a huge fan of Saint Etienne. Their first two albums Foxbase Alpha and So Tough showed up regularly… Read More »CD of the… oh, never mind: Tales from Turnpike House by Saint Etienne
I always like to think that when I meet someone famous, I can bottle up my enthusiasm, and act cool, calm, collected, and adult. But… Read More »As cool as one can be… in the circumstances
My mother is blind. This is a source of great frustration to her, because despite her age and her disability, her mind is as sharp… Read More »Web to text to speech to CD to my mother
[Company policy, and contractual obligations, mean that I have to conceal a few details. Never mind – the message will be clear.] I’ve always thought… Read More »No names, no pack-drill
Herewith the nostalgic observations of my colleague Robin Wilton on listening to Bill Clinton on the BBC: “This morning I heard a snippet of an… Read More »A profound sense of loss
Sitting in a crowded 757 on the taxiway at DEN, with a screaming baby behind me, and a 90 minute ground stop before we can… Read More »Status update