Yep – Tim Draper - you are one of a kind! Check out this video.
Tim was an original investor in Redgate Communications, the company I founded and then eventually sold to AOL. Tim was also an investor in Hotmail and Skype.
Tim and I have jumped off a cliff together in Hawaii too. Long story.
The sky is certainly the limit.
All is well with the world of entertainment. Check it out. Hooorraayyy!!!!!!!
Wow. It happens even in NYC.
Kobe dropped 61 on the Knicks last night. Check out this blog post from the NY Post and the Knick’s coach’s comments.
I remember the game that Michael Jordan returned to Madison Square Garden and scored the double nickel, 55 points, in his second game back from one of his retirements.
Last night’s game was historic - 61 without an asterisk – all done in less than 40 minutes to boot.
He is our Captain and leader.
He is highly respected by his teammates and the coaching staff and ownership.
He has been playing with an injury all year and it has caught up to him. It is time to take care of it and then have him come back to play when he is 100% healthy. I am hopeful he can come back and give us a lift in the playoffs, too.
We have depth in our lineup. It is better for our team to dress and play healthy players than it is to risk further injury to our captain.
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SnagFilms just posted a great new film all about African American artists. I enjoyed this documentary and believe you will too. Check it out here.
Congratulations to all involved. This is such great news for the industry and a great deal with terrific support from artists and a studio and industry backers. I can’t wait to see this film. Kudos all around. See details here.
How is that for a strong reaction to someone’s gaffe? Wow. Nice guy, huh?
We hosted NBC’s Pat Collins and family at the Caps game on Sunday afternoon. I think he is a converted hardcore fan now. 
He and his family were sporting their red and truly enjoyed the game.
Here is a nice blurb from NBC’s local website too. Go Caps!
We should be more respectful when the National Anthem is sung. Taking off your hat is the right gesture. NOT screaming “RED” or “O” is also the right thing to do. Placing your hand on your heart or giving a military salute is also appropriate.
The only thing that I would love to see and hear is what happens in Chicago is the deep and roaring applause all the way through the National Anthem as a true sign of encouragement and respect. That would be a great thing for our fans to do. Let us start a new tradition, what do you say?
SnagFilms has a nice programming stunt today with films about Petey Greene and Harvey Milk prominently promoted. Check them out here.