Yearly Archives: 2008
Comments on Various Sports
Here are some comments on several (American) sports and sports teams. BCS versus Playoff It’s become pretty clear that to determine a true NCAA football champion, there must be a playoff and not rely of the top two ranked teams … Continue reading
Trips to Toronto and Boulder
So I went to the Toronto, Canada area almost two weeks ago and to Boulder, Colorado this past week. During my 5-day trip to Canada (with my manager), I stayed and worked in a suburb of Toronto, Mississauga. I also … Continue reading
New Job at RIM
It’s been almost two weeks now since I started a new (day) job at Research in Motion (RIM), which makes the Blackberry mobile device. The office is located in Redwood City (well, Redwood Shores), California, and is strangely enough, just … Continue reading
TimeTracker now available for purchase
My personal project this year, TimeTracker, is now complete and available for purchase. It’s a a web application to track one’s time with clients. I developed it for a friend’s employer, Music to Grow On, in order for music therapists … Continue reading
Speaking at “Accessing Higher Ground” Conference
It’s a pleasure to announce that I’m scheduled to be speaking at the 11th Annual Accessing Higher Ground conference, subtitled “Accessible Media, Web and Technology Conference”, which takes place in Boulder, Colorado this November 11-14. The conference is hosted by … Continue reading
Web Axe Nominated in .net magazine Awards
I was very pleasantly surprised to learn that Web Axe, my podcast and blog on web accessibility, has been nominated for .net magazine’s 2008 Best of the Web awards. It’s in the “Podcast of the Year” category, the sixth category … Continue reading
About the An Event Apart conference in SF
I attended the An Event Apart conference in San Francisco (AEASF08) this week, a pretty well known conference “for people who make web sites”, mostly designers and developers. I had the pleasure of speaking to Eric Myer and Derek Featherstone … Continue reading