July 18, 2008 at 3:17 pm

"The Web Designers Idea Book"

Patrick McNeil, author of DesignMeltdown.com has recently finished a book entitled, The Web Designer’s Idea Book – The Ultimate Guide To Themes, Trends & Styles In Website Design.

And, guess what… Yours truly (well, this blog, at least) is featured on page 66!

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July 16, 2008 at 11:13 am

I'm going to Berlin!

Ok. So, I am pretty flipping excited. Nokia has just approved sponsorship for me to travel to Berlin (as in Germany) this September for the OSiM World and the first annual Maemo Summit conferences!

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June 24, 2008 at 08:28 am

Maemo.org logo contest...

This is old news — especially if you’re a member of maemo.org and got the four or five email notifications about it — but the fine folks in Nokia‘s Maemo division have decided to support the Maemo community in rebranding Maemo. Part of this process is centered around redesigning a logo for the maemo.org website.

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June 19, 2008 at 10:38 am

Maemo Group on LinkedIn...

I just wanted everyone to know that I’ve created a maemo group on LinkedIn. Just go to my profile and click on the group to join.

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June 09, 2008 at 08:25 am

Happy patent to me?

Ok, so… It’s my birthday today. I’m 36-years old — on the downhill towards 40. (Fun times?)

I realized the other day that there is something I never mentioned here on my blog (and maybe not even to my parents). It’s a really huge thing too and I don’t know why I never brought it up. Last year (while 35-years old), I filed for my first patent! Seriously. Myself, along with four others that I work with put together an idea that will now and forevermore be known as:

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR REDUCING EMPLOYEE TRAINING TIME
AND DISTRIBUTING CORPORATE AND JOB INFORMATION
TO EMPLOYEES

Cool, no?

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May 06, 2008 at 11:12 am

Creating a manifesto for sustainable life...

Science fict…er… Speculative fiction come to life: The Masdar Initiative.

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April 21, 2008 at 1:59 pm

One Hundred...

Our house is one hundred-years old this year. It’s amazing to think that architecture of any sort can last that long, but this house, at least, really has held up well.

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