Picture from the Boston: Six Days Later piece that floated around the web earlier today. It's hard to sit by and watch what's happening in Haiti. My father (who has dealt with his fair share of disasters) wrote a piece…
Continue Reading →Everyone needs a little vacation from their inbox and the day to day, right? I'll be tweeting every now and then– if I have anything remotely interesting to share from the beach. Be back to you soon!
Continue Reading →This is wild (or wildly awesome). Via Jeff Staple In 1943, five years after it was founded and during the height of World War II, Walt Disney Studios put out an organization chart to explain how the company functioned. What’s fascinating…
Continue Reading →Approximately 27,000,000 people are currently enslaved today. Call it human trafficking, call it forced labor, it's slavery. More people working against their will right now than ever before in history. What are you willing to do to help stop it? More…
Continue Reading →It's been a long time. Way too long. Want to tell me about yourself? What you think about the site? What I should change? You know it's just me running the place now– so I want to hear from you. Fill…
Continue Reading →Back in August some friends at Aston Martin and Gotham Dream Cars hooked me up with a brand new DB9 for the weekend (Thanks again guys!). I originally intended to write a blow by blow story of my experience but every…
Continue Reading →I'll be back to this website later tonight for this: Real time projection in a building facade in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Draw your feelings and watch it live from 8PM-1AM (GMT -2).
Continue Reading →Grand Opening pulls it off again. Now I can have a holiday office party and not deal with the clean up! Invite your network, invest in quirky gifts, decorate the tree with office supplies, snuggle up by a wastebasket fire.…
Continue Reading →My friend Justin Gignac of Wants For Sale and NYC Garbage fame (among other things) will be speaking at the Apple Store SoHo this Monday, November 23rd. That's tomorrow! Monday, November 23, 2009 6:30 - 8 PM Apple Store SoHo…
Continue Reading →This year's 99% Conference was a huge success. So, why not register for next year way ahead of time? For a limited time they're offering $300 off the regular ticket price of $699. A steal. Go, do it, now!
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