Archive for July, 2008

Last week I posted my results of a 24 hour experiment I did on FriendFeed. The point was to try and get an idea of those following me on FriendFeed, who was participating. When I posted the results (even while doing the test) I wasn’t sure what I would learn or gain from it. There […]

Last Thursday, July 24, 2008, I found out, via FriendFeed (what else), that Robert Scoble and Thomas Hawk were venturing out on a last second photowalk in San Francisco the following day, Friday. Luckily, I was able to make the neceesary arrangments and met up with them at the Ferry Building.  We walked along Embarcadero […]

I am absolutely blown away right now by the FriendFeed community! I started this blog on July 11, 2 weeks ago today, because J. Phil from [scribkin] encouraged me to do so when I suggested my use of FriendFeed as an RSS Reader/Organizer on FriendFeed. Well, since I set up the blog, I had been […]

Disclaimer: I am good friends with some of the people behind 12seconds.tv It is official, “anything longer than 12 seconds is boring!” 12seconds.TV announces their public alpha (You can view the official announcement on their blog HERE). “Our patent pending Electro-Tear-Duct Prongers have determined that exactly 12 seconds of video is the ideal amount of […]

I recently posted about how much I love FriendFeed and Louis Gray returned a comment wondering, of my 100 followers (now up to 118), “how many actually like or comment on your items in a 24 hour period, and how many are lurking or inactive.” So, I set out to figure out exactly how many […]

There have been plenty of post these days ranting and raving about FriendFeed. Well, I wanted to share my personal views on FriendFeed and why it is so awesome as a none “A-Lister.” Why is FriendFeed so amazing? First off, I am not going to compare FriendFeed with Twitter. There is no comparison. They are […]

Date: 7/9/2008 Location: Filbert Steps and Washington Square I met with Nai and David Derrick to do a session with their 2.5 year old son, Chance.   He was a delight to photograph and we all had a great time.  Below are a few of the images created during our outing.   The full set […]

I was first introduced to the Barenaked Ladies (BNL) in 1994.  Since then, they have been one of my favorite bands, not only to listen to, but to see in concert.  BNL consistently puts on a good show and produce fun yet meaningful music that continues to inspire the musician within me. When I read […]