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Continue reading →: Flora and Eric
The wedding train continues to pick up new passengers! Last week, Rae and I attended the wedding of Eric and Flora at the Chardonnay Golf Club in Napa, California. The Rotten Tomatoes and Cal Wushu crew were all there for the festivities, including Anne Hsu, a fellow Stanford alum whom…
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Continue reading →: Genny Lim at SomARTS
Last night, Rae, Susan, and I went to somArts Cultural Center to see Genny Lim and Melody Takata perform their respective pieces, Child At War and Quest. These pieces and many others are part of the larger 7th Annual United States of Asian America Festival happening this month. In a…
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Continue reading →: Trevor's Going Away Lunch
After several years of living in sunny California, Trevor and his family are returning to Ottawa, Canada. I first met Trevor when I joined Palm back in 2000. We were all in the same Palm.Net group (a.k.a Content and Access). Four years later, there’s only a handful of people left…
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Continue reading →: Server Migration
This past weekend, I installed two 2U servers from King Star Computer (ask for John, he’s a great salesperson at King Star!) at my new co-location facility at United Layer. Matt and Sean were very helpful getting everyting configured and installed properly. I know a bit about Linux and server…
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Continue reading →: San Diego
This weekend, I flew down to San Diego to check out the Tribal Digital Village project in North San Diego. Sukumar, one of the Fellows in the DVF Program, spearheaded the project when he was an executive at HP. Three years later, the Tribal Digital Village is blossoming and ready…
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Continue reading →: Berkeley Wushu 2004
Here are some photos and videos taken by Rae at the annual Berkeley Wushu Tournament, held on April 10, 2004. I wasn’t able to attend this year, as I was down in San Diego on a DVF trip.
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Continue reading →: Doctor Air
And now for something completely different… I’m taking Art 174: Digital Art in Public Spaces this quarter. We’re investigating the use of digital media in, you guessed it, public spaces. We’ve taken a look at artists such as Matthieu Laurette, Marc Horowitz and Jon Brumit, M.River and T.Whid Art Associates,…
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Continue reading →: Hakone Gardens
A couple of weeks ago, Rae and I visited Hakone Gardens, a 19th-century Japanese residential garden in Saratoga. I’ve always wondered what Oracle CEO Larry Ellison’s Japanese-style home looks like in Woodside; I bet a part of it resembles Hakone Gardens! Visit if you are in the mood for a…
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Continue reading →: Trade vs. Aid
Today’s guest blogger for today is Heather Ford. I’m making use of her generous Creative Commons license from her post recapping the Paul Rice and Greg Steltenpohl seminar yesterday at the DVF offices. Thanks, Heather!
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Continue reading →: Garden City
I won $40 last night at a Bay Area card room, playing at the 2-4 Texas Hold’em tables. I was actually up nearly $120 at the beginning, after winning with some monster hands (J8JJ8 and QQQ). Then, I went back and forth between $180 and $200, before my skill and…






