I’ve always liked the guys behind Reno 911 and The State, so normally anything they do is great. But when you combine them acting as authority figures with already socially awkward people at the ComicCon… pure magic.
I’ve always liked the guys behind Reno 911 and The State, so normally anything they do is great. But when you combine them acting as authority figures with already socially awkward people at the ComicCon… pure magic.
When I was still working over at TV Squad, I wrote a piece called I want a date with Stacy Keibler. Well, this past weekend I not only finally got to meet my former boss at TV Squad, Keith McDuffee, but also the chance to at least talk to Stacy.
It was at an ABC Family Party that Keith was nice enough to drag me along to, and Stacy was there. So after a little liquid courage, a little prodding from Keith, I got up the nerve…. and totally wussed out.
You won this round fate, but I’ve now rededicated myself to the cause. It’s on.
Certainly one of the most inspirational stories of the past year was that of Randy Pausch. The Carnegie Mellon professor, who was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, delivered a famous monologue last year with his Last Lecture. If you haven’t taken the time to watch it, please do.
Randy passed away this past Friday at home surrounded by his family.
A Couple of My Rules for Startups - Blog Maverick.
One of my favorite parts:
6. An expresso machine ? Are you kidding me ? Shoot yourself before you spend money on an expresso machine.