Last night, IxDA NYC hosted a recap event of the Interaction 09 conference in Vancouver last month. Thanks to our lovely hosts, JPMorgan Chase, and to all of the volunteers who helped pull it together. MJ Broadbent, one of IxDA NYC’s fabulous local leaders, asked if I would be willing to talk about how Twitter [...]
Entries from March 11th, 2009
Twitter talk at the IxDA NYC Recap of Interaction 09
March 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Conferences, Events, Twitter
Tags:Conferences·Events·Twitter
Photo of the day: Brick wall behind glass
March 10th, 2009 · 4 Comments · Photography
Last year I was going somewhere on the Upper West Side of Manhattan when I passed the Paul Saini Deli on 95th Street and Columbus. In the first window were several shelves filled with an array of grocery products, pretty typical. But as I kept walking I saw there was a second window — and [...]
Tags:Humor·Pain·Photography
Photo of the day: Calorie Counts at Dunkin Donuts
March 9th, 2009 · 7 Comments · Photography
Sometimes regulations are evil. On April 30, 2008, NYC passed a law requiring fast food restaurants to very visibly post calorie counts on their menus. Unfortunately for me, that meant finding out that my favorite doughnut at Dunkin Donuts, the Boston Kreme, is the most caloric of them all. Oh how I hate you Mayor [...]
Tags:Pain·Photography
Photo of the day: At the MIT Bookstore
March 8th, 2009 · No Comments · Photography
Okay, so photos of the day. While I was at UIE’s UI13 conference in October, I took a gander through the MIT bookstore. When I stumbled upon these two geeky tees, I couldn’t help but snap a pic while no one was looking. I went to Carnegie Mellon a.k.a. Nerds ‘R’ Us and even we [...]
Tags:Humor·Photography
Photo of the day: Please don’t touch, lick, stroke or mount the exhibits
March 7th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Photography
It’s Saturday, so let’s get a little risqué. Over Thanksgiving, the lovely Sharin and I took our 18-year-old friend Jason to the Museum of Sex (what else does one do with an 18-year-old boy?). I snapped a pic of this sign hung prominently near the entrance and posted it to Flickr. Somehow someone found it, [...]
