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Continue reading →: Vienna Teng at AS220
The Vienna Teng East Coast tour traveled from Pennsylvania to Rhode Island today. Growing up as a Californian, I always thought that driving out of state meant at least a 5 hour drive. But here on the East Coast, you can go from one state to another in fifteen minutes!…
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Continue reading →: Vienna Teng at The Point
The Vienna Teng East Coast tour moved from New York to Pennsylvania today. In the morning, we went to XPN 88.5, where she was interviewed by Helen Leicht on the Leicht Lunch at noontime. Vienna performed The Tower and Gravity for the lunchtime audience. After that, we drove to Bryn…
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Continue reading →: Vienna Teng East Coast Tour
Vienna Teng is on the East Coast, touring cities in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, North Carolina, Washington D.C. Georgia, and Tennessee. This evening, she was at the Cutting Room in New York City, New York. I arrived yesterday afternoon, and I stayed in Long Island with Randy’s parents.…
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Continue reading →: COBA
We had a great meeting tonight at the March Camera Owners of the Bay Area user group meeting. Jim Rose was on hand at the beginning of the meeting to demonstrate the new Canon EOS-10D. Canon has learned from the production problems that plagued the D60. The 10D will be…
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Continue reading →: Vienna in Palo Alto
Vienna Teng performed at Borders Books & Cafe in Downtown Palo Alto this afternoon to a packed house of family, friends, and fans. There must have been 150-200 people lining the second floor of the bookstore. Also on hand was a crew from CNN, who were filming Vienna throughout the…
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Continue reading →: Images of East Palo Alto
In October, 2002, I was checking my mail at the Stanford Post Office when I spotted a young woman with a camera hanging from her shoulder. Never one to pass an opportunity to talk to a photographer go by, I struck up a conversation with Arin Lawrence, who told me…
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Continue reading →: COBA and DVF
Wednesday was a double dose of presentations. As is becoming customary, I went to the Digital Vision Fellowship Seminar series in the afternoon at Stanford’s Cordura Hall. The speaker this week was Iqbal Z. Quadir, fellow at the Harvard’s Center for Business and Government and at the Center for Business…
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Continue reading →: Dardy and Alan's Housewarming Party
Saturday night, I went to see Cirque du Soleil for the first time. I had an opportunity to see the Quidam tour my senior year in college, but I didn’t go for some reason or another (even though I was the one who bought the tickets!). I’ve been missing out…
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Continue reading →: Digital Vision Fellowship
Following a great lunch at the Bombay Oven in Cupertino with Kathy Ly, a former Palm colleague, I headed down to Stanford to hear Dan’l Lewin, Corporate Vice President at Microsoft, give a talk on the .NET to the Fellows in the Digital Vision Fellowship Program. I last saw Dan’l…
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Continue reading →: Po Bronson
This evening, Keplers featured Po Bronson, who in his latest book, poses the oft-asked, rarely answered question, What Should I Do with My Life? Bronson interviewed hundreds of people across the country in selecting fifty-five to profile in WSIDWML (doesn’t that sound like a tech term!). It’s not so much…
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