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• Business, Coastal Stuff, Commentary, Humor, Innovation

  Yesterday was a Killer!

  02.10.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Yesterday was a Killer!

  So, I wake up normally at 4:30, as is my custom. I attempt to get my head spun up and get ready for a busy day. Here’s the agenda: clear the normal communications backlog from over night, drive to Menlo Park, meet one of my re.vu co-founders to finish an investor presentation and demo, head […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  Remodel underway

  02.08.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Remodel underway

  Just a quick pic of the in-process work on the space. A wall has been knocked out, some of the floor work is underway. We still have a long way to go!

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  Outfitting the store

  02.07.12 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  We’ve already established that we’re crazy for opening a bricks and mortar retail store just when everything is shifting to online en masse. So let’s let that decision go for the moment. It turns out that it is significantly more challenging to create a distinct physical space (or as I like to call it “meat […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  Stealth Project – Retail Style

  02.01.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Stealth Project – Retail Style

  Mike, are you crazy? Don’t you know this online store thing coupled with the “WalMarting” of America makes retail one of the least profitable, most risky, prone to fail business segments on the planet? Yep. Now that we’ve got the objections on the table about why one shouldn’t touch retail with a 10 foot pole, […]

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  Pasta Moon

  08.29.10 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  For many years we’ve enjoyed the benefits of living on the San Mateo Coast; one of those benefits is having great places to dine when we choose to do so. We certainly enjoy Cafe Gibraltar from when they were located in Montara, Jose Luis has a great flourless chocolate torte and his lamb is always […]

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