I’ll be posting a recap of my Gel 2007 experience soon. In the mean time take a look at some of my pics of my time in NYC while attending Gel. Also be sure to watch the Gel video page for 2007 clips, which I’m told should be up within the next few weeks.
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I’m off to Gel 2007 and I’m going be Twitter-casting the Friday session. Stay tuned to this feed or just check into my Twitter page to get my updates.
I just came back from a relaxing weekend in Niagara for a friend’s bachelor party. The weekend was filled with a lot of events but it really began and ended with some quality service from the Marriott Fallsview hotel. Though the complimentary valet, champagne and breakfast were all great, the true service came from their [...]
With my itinerary officially booked I think it’s safe to announce that I’ll be attending Gel2007 this April in NYC. I’ve been a subscriber of Mark Hurst’s Good Experience newsletter for a couple years now so it will be exciting to attend the two-day workshop/speaker-based conference he hosts.
If you’re attending leave a comment and we [...]
I lied. I’m a liar. I totally didn’t get around to blogging during my vacation. But then again, I totally didn’t expect to not be able to find an open wireless network outside of the Apple store in NYC. (By the way, thx to the guys at the Fifth Ave. and Soho stores for not [...]
I’m in Pearson International airport on my way to New York City. This is the second time I’ve come to an airport with courtesy wireless Internet. Now that I’m a little bit awake, I thought I’d start blogging this trip for the hell of it.
First, a few shout-outs. Thanks to Jeff for lending me his [...]
Mccarren airport has free wi-fi!
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, but I’ll be posting pics from SF soon.
After my first FITC run this weekend I’m off on a much-needed vacation to San Francisco. It’ll be my first trip back since 2003. Hopefully the great stuff I saw at FITC this weekend and the visit to the West Coast will inspire me to crank out some new work.
I don’t normally do shout outs [...]
