Guy Kawasaki's "no-bull-shiitake" wisdom and style makes him an endearing and inspiring figure. He is best known to entrepreneurs for his writing and speaking. (His excellent Art of the Start is required reading for all WorkHappy readers.) He also runs Garage Technology Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm. A couple years ago he started his own blog and posted a flurry of excellent posts that pulled his blog into A-list status in a hurry. Then lately he has started a couple ventureshttp://www.workhappy.net/2008/04/interview...

If you didn’t know about Morgellon’s Disease, Koantum Matters has got a good primer on the illness. I wrote about A Scanner Darkly and Morgellon’s syndrome back in 2006.http://range.wordpress.com/2008/04/30/morg...

BACK STAGE VIDS...ALL THINGS TO ALL PEOPLE? ALMOST! BackStageVids.com tries hard to be all things to all people by linking to live TV, streaming static videos, and content downloadable with the Mozilla Firefox Download Helper. It almost succeeds, too. The site First, the site has two names. The domain name of the site is backstagevids.com, but the Web site’s name is Online Cinema TV, or OC TV for short. The double name thing may seem complicated, but the site makes up for it with a simple dhttp://jollyjotv.squarespace.com/jollyjotv...

WASHINGTON, DC, April 28, 2008 â€" The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) today issued the following statement regarding an agreement reached between the Senate Finance and Commerce Committees over funding for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and modernization of the nation’s aviation system. Agency funding and air traffic control modernization have been included as part of an FAA reauthorization bill under consideration by Congress. With agreement on a measure between the Finahttp://www.skycontrol.net/organisations/nb...

Found this on the toobz this morning. Neatorama’s evolution of tech companies logos, a very well researched and presented history of some of the most famous logos around. I’ve pinched a few to show you here, but there’s lots more at the link. I found the genesis of the various Apple logos (above) interesting and a particularly vivid example of how logos can morph from one form to another. The first Apple logo was a complex picture of Isaac Newton sitting under an apple tree and inscribed thhttp://www.thelogofactory.com/logo_blog/in...