Clinton Stark
Air Time: WikiLeaks Julian Assange, Hellish Gordon Ramsay
The fact that Julian Assange, the now widely-known founder of WikiLeaks, looks like Bill Maher without the hair slicked back, did initially catch me off guard.
Sunday Espresso: Ottawa, Gophers (still), Jett
As I glance over into our yard while typing this, I envision a gopher, dancing and taunting me.
Welcome: Broadway by the Bay, EXIT Theatre, Intersection, Marin Theatre Co.
It was March 2009 when the San Jose Repertory Theatre invited us to a little production called The Kite Runner. It was brilliant.
Godfather, can Petite Sirah become the next Pinot Noir?
I half-expected FBI agents to swarm the place. Although, befitting the rolling hills and expansive, country terrain, I'd bet they'd roll up in Ford pick-ups, not 1941 Master Deluxe Two-Door Sedans.
Shot on Canon EOS T2i DSLR: Spider (Video)
The dramatic web—sprawling beautifully in the city lights—caught my attention immediately as I was enjoying an evening Cab, and in a flash I was out there with the T2i.
New Amazon Kindle should be a hit
Eventually I expect these devices to be free, or almost free. The gravy is in the digital books. Just like Apple wants you to consume content from iTunes.
2009 Sauvignon Republic, Sauvignon Blanc New Zealand (85 pts, $7)
I used to work for a French CEO. It was tough taking those business trips to Paris. Mon dieux.
PS – I Love You
Then Mr. Concannon said, "I just love all Canadians." We talked hockey, the history of Concannon, his new wine bar (hey, he's the ultimate sales guy at heart no?).
Bed-in for Peace 1969
The room still exists, and guests can it for $799 a night which includes breakfast in bed and a complimentary DVD.
Twitter vs. Zynga Games: Only one makes money
But, the big irony is that, despite all the headlines, hype, healing powers even, Twitter makes no money. Zynga does. Lots of it.