Today marked the first ever BNET Speaker Series featuring News.com’s Dan Farber interviewing Mary-Jo Foley, ZDNet blogger and author of Microsoft 2.0.
To help expose the event, we also invited the Lunch 2.0 crowd.
That’s why our courtyard was full of people today.
These events are great because they give our community a chance to check out our […]
Here is my Mom with her students at West Point Elementary, taken just a few days ago.
She also turns 50 today, May 12th, 2008.
I miss her Love you Mom.
Thoundands of Hokies, young and old, gathered on Virginia Tech’s Drillfield to spell out a special message for the world.
(Ground photo by Ivan Morozov)
(Helicopter photo by Michael Kiernan)
(Ground photo by Kim Peterson)
(Photo from Burruss Hall by Ty Brady)
(Aerial photo by Matt Gentry)
Virginia Tech’s Center for Geospatial Information Technology (CGIT) helped to assure the geospatial coordinates […]
After work today, Arquay and I strolled into the Puma store. It wasn’t the first time I had been there with her.
For once, we decided to visit the second floor of the quaint downtown luxury retail shop, but the elevator was experiencing delays. After about 30 seconds, we decided to take the spiral staircase, complete […]
Digg’s Kevin Rose has finally unveiled his secret project, and as you’d expect, it’s spelled wrong.
Pownce offers users the ability to share notes, events, and other media with friends in their network. This is not your typical social networking site though.
The moment you sign up, you are automatically friends with the person who invited you, […]
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Highlights from WordCamp 2007
Unconferencing is one of the reasons I moved to San Francisco. They are free, geek-infested, and very enlightening. The open source software community is probably my favorite group of folks to hang out with here.
I spent my whole day at WordCamp 2007, hosted at the Swedish American Hall in downtown SF.
The event was […]