SOA : the real goods

This series on Youtube called "Greg the Architect" is brilliant. it left me ROTFL..

Adobe MAX 2007 info

The amount of work going into MAX 2007 is unbelievable. Preparing our annual event for North America, Europe and APAC regions is a monumental task to take on. To date, I have about 500 emails from various parties (each taking a minimum of 5-10 minutes to read and respond to or about 50-100 hours) plus almost a full GB of materials to go over. It takes a serious commitment, not just from the track leaders but from all involved. Rom Portwood and Sarah Eaton are putting their hearts minds and souls into MAX 2007 and we have tons of community involvement planned this year.

Some of the other evangelists on our team have done the same and from what I have seen so far, MAX 2007 will not be something you want to miss. Ted Patrick, Ben Forta and I have asked for a received permission to do a full blown code camp style event. Anyone reading this that would like to be involved int eh code camp, please contact one of us and we'll figure out a way to fit you in.

The MAX 2007 website will be going live soon with registration and the content.

A must read entry to music lovers

Ajit's entry on Open Garden's really spoke to me. Not just because the idea fits in with the model of Mix2r.fm for the next generation of music. He nails the ideas that the record industry has to understand and how fans are attracted to music for more than just the bits and bytes that make up the files we transfer.

Technoracle (a.k.a. "Duane's World"): Buying a hot water heater? Read this first. Don't buy Rheem

Rippoff Report!!! Buying a hot water heater? Read this first. Don't buy Rheem: "http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff17495.htm"

Technoracle (a.k.a. "Duane's World"): Buying a hot water heater? Read this first. Don't buy Rheem

Technoracle (a.k.a. "Duane's World"): Buying a hot water heater? Read this first. Don't buy Rheem