1. 2 years ago 
    LOVE this photo of the kids.

    LOVE this photo of the kids.

     
  2. 2 years ago 
    Summer - wind in the hair - what’s not to like!

    Summer - wind in the hair - what’s not to like!

     
  3. 2 years ago 
    Good Times - Wiredrive Party in Cannes!

    Good Times - Wiredrive Party in Cannes!

     
  4. 2 years ago 
    Viva la Vida Coldplay concert here in LA. Best line - “I love playing in an Industry town, because everyone sings in tune!”

    Viva la Vida Coldplay concert here in LA. Best line - “I love playing in an Industry town, because everyone sings in tune!”

     
  5. 2 years ago 
    Yup - company car!

    Yup - company car!

     
  6. 2 years ago 
    Cannes Film Festival Palais - by 2050, this whole area will be under water if current climate warming rates keep with projections.

    Cannes Film Festival Palais - by 2050, this whole area will be under water if current climate warming rates keep with projections.

     
  7. 2 years ago 
    German group of adults bring in a bunch of old school play items, including walking stilts, 3-person sleds and 20 foot long jump rope. Turns out to be a highlight of the trip. Too bad each toy would cause a lawsuit in the US.

    German group of adults bring in a bunch of old school play items, including walking stilts, 3-person sleds and 20 foot long jump rope.

    Turns out to be a highlight of the trip. Too bad each toy would cause a lawsuit in the US.

     
  8. 2 years ago 
    Jump! Summer is awesome!

    Jump!

    Summer is awesome!

     
  9. 2 years ago 
    Screw the homework, my dog ate my SHOES!

    Screw the homework, my dog ate my SHOES!

     
  10. 2 years ago 
    Smart car in LA = SM + Art. Cute little bugger, but you’d have to be into self flagellation to drive the roads with crazy LA SUV drivers.

    Smart car in LA = SM + Art.

    Cute little bugger, but you’d have to be into self flagellation to drive the roads with crazy LA SUV drivers.

     
  11. 2 years ago 
    Third time I sent my HD camcorder into Canon for repair. This screen was supposed to show a connection screen to hook up to the computer. Not so legible. Canon finally decided to do the right thing and replace the camcorder. I look forward to finally shooting video again.

    Third time I sent my HD camcorder into Canon for repair. This screen was supposed to show a connection screen to hook up to the computer. Not so legible.

    Canon finally decided to do the right thing and replace the camcorder. I look forward to finally shooting video again.

     
  12. Notes: 96 / 2 years ago  from benjaminpalmer (originally from thedailywhat)
    Very cool chart :) I like the use of scrum terminology as it applies to life outside of work. Regards, Bill benjaminpalmer: Wise words from mikehudack @ blip: This is fantastic. I constantly find myself on the verge of major sleep debt, and do everything I can to avoid it. I went home early yesterday and crashed out at nine. Woke up at 6:30 this morning without an alarm feeling refreshed and ready to take on the world. I will get more done today than I would get done during three days while sleep impaired.This is why I’m constantly reminding everyone at blip that we’re engaged in a marathon and not a sprint. No one should try to be the hero who pulls all nighters all the time. Having to pull an all nighter is an admission of failure. You should do your nine to eleven hours per day, go home, get a good night’s sleep, and come back refreshed. If you find yourself too stressed out or too tired (and you’re not always the best judge of this) you should take a day off and come back rested. You’ll make fewer mistakes, be more efficient, and do better work in general.I feel like sleep and stress are two things that most start-ups manage very poorly. Lack of sleep and high stress come with the environment. But they can be effectively managed and they should be effectively managed.

    Very cool chart :) I like the use of scrum terminology as it applies to life outside of work.


    Regards,

    Bill

    benjaminpalmer:

    Wise words from mikehudack @ blip:


    This is fantastic. I constantly find myself on the verge of major sleep debt, and do everything I can to avoid it. I went home early yesterday and crashed out at nine. Woke up at 6:30 this morning without an alarm feeling refreshed and ready to take on the world. I will get more done today than I would get done during three days while sleep impaired.
    This is why I’m constantly reminding everyone at blip that we’re engaged in a marathon and not a sprint. No one should try to be the hero who pulls all nighters all the time. Having to pull an all nighter is an admission of failure. You should do your nine to eleven hours per day, go home, get a good night’s sleep, and come back refreshed. If you find yourself too stressed out or too tired (and you’re not always the best judge of this) you should take a day off and come back rested. You’ll make fewer mistakes, be more efficient, and do better work in general.
    I feel like sleep and stress are two things that most start-ups manage very poorly. Lack of sleep and high stress come with the environment. But they can be effectively managed and they should be effectively managed.

     
  13. 2 years ago 

    So, how many blog toolsets should one use, anyways?

    Company blog, personal blog, Ning account, Facebook (personal and company fan page), twitter… anyone manage more than 10 different systems easily and still have time for life?

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