I've Always Been A Tech-head.

In 1980, Business At My Company, Chuck E. Cheese's, Was Thriving And I Was Feeling Flush. So I Bought A Very Large House On The Champ De Mars In Paris, Right Between The Eiffel Tower And The Ecole Militaire. The Home Was Quite Amazing: At Six Stories, It Spanned 15,000 Square Feet And Featured Marble Staircases And A Swimming Pool In The Basement.

I'm Glad To See The Casual Game Play Coming Back Now On The Internet, Games That Aren't Violent, That Aren't Complex That You Can Sit Down And You Can Have Some Fun.

I Think 'something Ventured' Is A Nice Piece Because It Celebrates Venture Capital In A Unique And Powerful Way.

Radical Innovation Is Difficult To Fund. It Seems Scary. And The Really Radical Things Seem Even More Scary.

In 1980, Atari Was Bringing In Around Two Billion Dollars In Revenue And Chuck E. Cheese's Some Five Hundred Million. I Still Didn't Feel Too Bad That I Had Turned Down A One-third Ownership Of Apple - Although I Was Beginning To Think It Might Turn Out To Be A Mistake.