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What a gorgeous smile you have. My wife had that hairdo for a while, too. It doesn't last forever, and it makes you realize there's more important things than how your hair looks.

I have not one, but two of Nolan's business cards from uWink right here at my desk - one for the L.A. office & one for the San Jose office. Mr. Bushnell was a board member for a startup I worked at, one that did not follow his advice:

The most important part of starting your first business is to right-size it. Don't start out thinking you're going to do twitter or facebook. But do something you can fund with the money that is in your wallet - get some experience with a little tiny company that you can do in your spare time. Train yourself. I've seen too many startups in which it's like they want to play in the big leagues before they played any sandlot baseball.

What first attracted you to space, time and the realm of physics? Any suggestions for introducing young minds to the subject, ie, ways to make it fun and graspable for a young teenager?