This is soooo much fun!!

Next time I’m in London I’ll have to go to Cutler and Gross‘s flagship store at 7 Knightsbridge Green to get some glasses…

Cutler and Gross Buffalo Horn Frames:

Made from the horns of African water buffalo, these frames actually encourage our bovine buddies to live a long, fruitful life, as the most beautiful colors come from the oldest beasts. That’s beauty without cruelty.

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Just registered for this, should be interesting…

Carnegie Mellon West – Events – 5th Annual Alumni Panel – Entrepreneurship 2006

The San Francisco Bay Area Alumni Chapter of the Tepper School at
Carnegie Mellon would like to invite you to our 5th Annual Carnegie
Mellon Alumni Entrepreneurship Panel on ?Community, Content and
Creativity.?

DATE: Thursday, April 27, 2006
TIME: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
LOCATION: Quadras Conference Center, 2400 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA 94025 Phone: (650) 854-2342

Joining us on the alumni panel will be the following:

Dr.
Arthur A. Boni – Deputy Director, Donald H. Jones Center for
Entrepreneurship and John R. Thorne Chair of Entrepreneurship, Tepper
School of Business.

Marco DeMiroz (MSIA ’88), Managing Director, Selby Venture Partners

Raj Kapoor (CIT’82), Venture Partner, Mayfield Fund; Former CEO and Founder of Snapfish.com.

Scott Russell (CS, BS ’82), Managing Director, Diamondhead Ventures.

Shirish S. Sathaye, PhD (ECE, PhD ’93), General Partner, Matrix Partners

Jim Brock, CEO of Attributor, SVP, Communications & Consumer Services at Yahoo!

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These are dope, I’m gonna stop by HufSF to see if they got them this weekend… will ask Sherry to help me color them, I want them in some darker color, coz my raw denims bleed indigo on lighted color kicks… 🙂 HypeBeast has a pretty long thread on AdiColor, some cool pics from the Vancouver AdiColor launch party, with some really cool painted ones…

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eHow comes in handy…

How to Get Rid of a Hickey – eHow.com

1. Apply a cold compress immediately (although that may interrupt a moment of passion). Keep the compress on 20 minutes, off 20 minutes. The cold will constrict blood vessels and help keep the bruise from spreading. (Image 1)

2. If the hickey lasts for more than 48 hours, apply wet, warm compresses to decrease any pain or swelling. Once the blood has stopped spreading around the bruise, apply heat, which dilates blood vessels and thus speeds up the sweeping away of blood cells. In most cases, moist heat is more effective than dry heat, because the moisture helps wick the heat beneath the skin. (Image 2)

3. Apply concealer in a shade that’s lighter than your natural skin color and discreet enough to fend off unwanted attention. (Image 3)

4. Remember that if all else fails, nothing beats a turtleneck sweater – or a scarf in summer.

Miss Yang seriously needs a tan…

Her latest blog entry

I just joined SF Social, a site with a calendar on the cool events around the bay area… The site  got this article I thought some of my single friends might find useful. 😉

VC Primer from an Entrepreneur?s POV ? The Five Year Plan

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