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Monthly Archives: July 2009
How Technology Brings Us Together to Change the World
This post is in response to a post written by Erin Scott, aka The SMiChick. Her post, titled “What would you do if…” explains her views on how technology has forever changed, oftentimes for the worst, interpersonal relationships. It also … Continue reading
Darkstar Orchestra at Lupo’s
This post is almost a week overdue, but I know some people who read this blog will benefit from it. I decided on a whim to check out Darkstar Orchestra, a Grateful Dead cover band of sorts, at Lupo’s last … Continue reading
I Turned to the Dark Side
So I totally turned to the dark side and got an iPhone last week. I had been holding out for a decent Android phone on a decent network. Unfortunately, that’s not happening anytime soon. The MyTouch 3G is kinda neat, … Continue reading
ResNet 2009: The Rest of It
This post may end up long, but I’m bunching a whole bunch of topics into this single post. ResNet is about a whole lot more than simply attending presentations and dealing with work-related stuff. It’s about making connections, meeting new … Continue reading
ResNet 2009: The Symposium
Now that my ranting about the travel is over, I figured I’d share my thoughts on this year’s symposium. Overall, it was a great conference. I went to some awesome presentations and got even more out of talking to people … Continue reading
ResNet 2009: The Travel
I’m gonna break up my ResNet posts into a couple different ones about various aspects of the symposium. The first will be the travel as it’s the most recent part of the experience for me. I traveled from Rhode Island’s … Continue reading