heidi

The issue is in his next comment when he jokes about Heidi handling his dick frequently.

But that's my point: Brad was taking a very big risk in thinking that Heidi was on the exact same page.

See also Heidi Roizen’s cautionary tale [3] about the perils of multiple envy.

I also liked how Heidi Roizen tried not to extrapolate on her own experience now that she is a VC.

I expect that Ann Winblad and Heidi Roizen would be interested in funding his company.

Unfortunate comparisons to George Bush and Heidi Klum are unfortunate.

Yet, Heidi Roizen, in many ways (but clearly not all ways, as evidenced by her experiences) started from a position of much greater privilege than me.

Noting also that Steve used this with Heidi Roizen.

Not that I'm justifying it, but I wonder if the deal would even have gotten to the closing table if Heidi had been male?

If Heidi was even slightly uncomfortable around Brad or, say, had been groped earlier that day -- things unbeknownst to Brad -- her reaction could have been quite different.

--- In Germany, a live TV-show with 10.000 spectators in the studio (hosted by Heidi Klum) was canceled on Tuesday because of a fake bomb-threat-call.

You might be interested in Tangaroa, from the CS244b class at Stanford, where Christopher Copeland and Hongxia Zhong did some work towards a Byzantine version of Raft [1][2] and Heidi Howard's blog post on it [3].

How often did Heidi have an easier time being trusted or otherwise "invited in" because of being an attractive woman?

Good book on the topic with academic references "Succeed: How We Can Reach Our Goals" by Heidi Grant Halvorson and Carol S.

From the "takedown of the takedown": In any case, I feel that Fernholz is a bit like Heidi Moore: he’s missed the point of Taibbi’s polemical style.

But did anyone else feel that Brad Feld was very, very lucky that it was Heidi Roizen in the room and not someone less forgiving when he said, "well if you need a dick to hold you can borrow mine anytime"?

Heidi Murkoff has a corny but valuable and informative video series on YouTube where each week she tells you what's going on with the baby.

My point is not about Brad & Heidi, it is that you can't take this one very particular relationship and setting and extrapolate anything from it.

But I think there's something fundamentally different about someone saying or doing something in ignorance -- especially if they appear contrite once they realize how it's made others feel -- and someone doing it purposefully, like the creep in the restaurant in Heidi's story.