June 7 at Holocene with Sun Angle, Wild Ones, Hollywood Tans, Rose, DJ Porsche Cayenne

Hear the album now on OPB , and plan to see them at Mississippi Studios on Sunday!

The English premiere of the classic Japanese jewel heist satire seduces but occasionally stumbles over its own obi in this noir-thriller-erotic-kabuki mash-up. Thru June 2

The Symphony takes on Igor Stravinsky?s The Rite of Spring and John Adam?s City Noir for its Sunday and Monday performances

One of my first mentors once told me, "Good enough is nevergood enough." Great advice. Perfection is not easily achieved. It takes commitment. It takes a level of persistence and stubbornness to reach the pinnacle of execution. But, perfection for the sake of perfection can be a false god....

Android-based Google Glasses may soon hit the market. For a price tag between $250 and $600, Google can filter your world 24 hours a day at 3 or 4G. Before surrendering any more of my cognitive processes to technology, I'll share some insights from the opposite end of the spectrum.

Several months...

A dilemma suggests a choice between two or more equally undesirable alternatives. It’s a frequent managerial situation where a decision, and ultimately trade offs must be made to solve a problem. The real problem is not the lack of attractive alternatives, but a lack of understanding of the problem itself.

Business models that capitalize on opportunities overlooked by conventional market structures can be very lucrative territory for an innovative entrepreneur. It is the essence of innovation to focus on what’s missing rather than what’s there. The solution is in the model. Strategically reorienting business elements creates a series of opportunities for products or services. It’s a foundation for serial entrepreneurship. Hayden Hamilton, is mining the market gaps left unattended by industry giants with a series startups. He is applying basic laws of physics to economics with interesting results.   

A truncated quote is often attributed to Peter Drucker, “You can’t manage what you cannot measure.” The continuation of that thought continues, “You can’t measure everything that matters.” The first half has become embedded into our DNA. The second half is simply...