Great info David. I feel like in the modern world, innovation is stiffened by so many different legal barriers. Opening these documents to the public is going against this trend, and we appreciate it.

I think Howard should drop stocktwits and start an entrepreneurial American Idol.

Agreed with all the above. In art of the start, Guy K talks about doing something helpful for someone that can in no way help you in return.

I hope Brad doesn't see this post, or he might not be able to get his head out the door.

Nice write-up Bradley. I'm excited to see where this tool goes in the coming months.

Couldn't agree more. I feel like the startup community is so focused on the economy, but in ways, now is a great time to start a company. When you are a nobody in the startup community, you have to stop worrying about what you can't control and start focusing on what you can control. What you can control is how you respond to your users and how quickly you respond to them. Listen to them as you make iterations of your product, and try to release early and as often as possible.

Last Silicon Flatirons event was the guys from Lijit ... very informative. I would encourage anyone considering attending to go.

I second the craigslist option. You can find quality stuff for good deals.

Sweet. Its good to know Google is making Boulder a more permanent home.

Great find David. I like Brad's candidness and honesty. I think it's important for entrepreneurs to have realistic expectations when meeting with potential investors. If your idea is great there's no need to paint it up.