Mackerel Interactive Multimedia and from that crazy time when we both
lived in San Francisco riding the P2P wave and surfing that bubble. You
may remember him from the deal in which three guys under 20 sold a network of computer-oriented web sites to Internet.com.
(Those of you who know me well will probably say “What, again?”. I’m
working on expanding the repertoire, folks.) This was a mostly new
audience, so they haven’t heard me do it a million jillion times yet.
on Tuesday, but I phoned ahead and explained; they kept the kitchen
open later just for us. Kudos!
calamari with a nice spicy sauce. My dinner: the salmon with lobster
mashed potatoes. Tasty stuff!
Genevieve, is trying to start a cabaret and is looking high and low for
an accordionist (“Are you a professional accordionist?” she asked, to
which I replied, “No, I’m an amateur.) I’ll audition anyway.
Have a good April Fools’ Day tomorrow, but be mindful about your pranking.
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And I had a divine time, Joey! Thanks so much!
You forgot to mention that you came up with the uber brilliant idea of cross referencing Google Maps with Sausage Party...fantastic!
The two fine gentleman from Toulouse, France were sitting on my end of the table. They were Harvey (pronounced 'Arvay') and Matthew (pronounced 'Matieux'). They were lovely.
I look forward to more meetups and I really look forward to meeting Michael O'Connor Clarke! There will be a Cookout in Accordion City!
Awesome night Joey. Thanks to everybody at Tucows.
-Randy Charles Morin
Uh oh....
Someone over at the Hugh Wiki is trying to grapple with OPML...anyone from last night want to give it a whirl?
http://www.thehughpage.com/Got_a_question%3F_Post_it_here.
Okay, I realize this post is a couple of months old, but... it's still germane to leave comment here. Considering that (a) I'm one of the top users of BlogWare, and (b) have just released a service that outputs OPML... what's the deal with only offering users the ability to (easily) tag to Technorati?
http://mitch.lockergnome.net/blog/_archives/2005/10/14/1300591.html