It took me nearly two hours to get to Newark Airport from Midtown Manhattan on Friday evening. Had I not been flying with Silverjet, I would have missed my 7:30pm flight-- after all I arrived at the check in desk…
Continue Reading →I'm back in London for the week following up on meetings that resulted from my presentation a few weeks ago at Google Zeitgeist (If you still haven't watched the video of me on YouTube, word on the street is you're…
Continue Reading →Yesterday kicked off the beginning of a holiday weekend here in Brazil. It also coincides with Sao Paulo's annual Gay Pride Parade happening on Sunday, the largest of its kind anywhere in the world. The theme this year is "For…
Continue Reading →This summer will see the launch of the Neptune Foundation's Floating Pool, an erstwhile Lousiana river barge taking its cues from turn-of-the-century public bathing pools which once skirted the waters of New York City. The longtime dream of Ann Buttenweiser,…
Continue Reading →I'm headed out to London for 10 days, leaving tomorrow evening. I was invited to speak this weekend at the Google Zeitgeist Europe event. I'm a part of an incredible (and humbling) lineup of speakers including Kevin Roberts, Sir Martin…
Continue Reading →Late last week I had a chance to check out the two-week-old Tirana, a club in Sao Paulo's center district. As soon as I entered, I felt an instant wave of nostalgia hit when I reached the second-story venue. It…
Continue Reading →It's a magical time of the year here in New York: that little lull where everyone is out enjoying the gorgeous weather with barbecues in the park and patio happy hours. Pretty soon, though, the city will morph into a…
Continue Reading →The times I want to be anywhere other than Boulder are few and far between, but this weekend there are a few events in far off places that I'm a little teary over missing. First up; the Pop Cling Vinyl…
Continue Reading →A few days ago, my childhood buddy Riley sent me the lowdown on a "business" trip he just took to the interior of British Columbia. From the looks of it, he's chosen quite a different career path than I have--…
Continue Reading →I was in Seattle yesterday afternoon for about 5 hours with about an hour free-- just long enough to poke my head into a few shops. I made it into a shop called Capital 1524-- a nice, well rounded collection,…
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