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It’s one of the simplest of mathematical equations: 14 adults + 1 van + 3 vineyards = a recipe for good times on a summer Saturday. That was the case yesterday as a seven couples piled into the Tastings & Tours bus to visit three of Bucks County’s finest wineries.... Continue Reading
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I’ve got a hunch that this week’s Google+ news is the first volley in a tectonic shift for the tech industry. While conventional wisdom puts the battle between Google and Facebook for control of the so-called social graph, the real battle is fermenting between Google and Microsoft. In one corner:... Continue Reading
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Is it the amount of time you’ve known each other? (13 years) Is it how quickly you went from being co-workers to your families being, well, like family? (~1 year) Is it the number of marathons you’ve run together? (2, Chicago and NYC) Is it the number of Punkin’ Chunkin’s... Continue Reading
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When my dad retired, I inherited a good amount of the lighting equipment from the photo studio he owned. Yesterday, I put that lighting to use in a session for a neighbor who needed images for her daughter’s upcoming bat mitzvah. The resulting image (plus a couple in my photo studio... Continue Reading
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(Awesome image by Art Gentile, Intelligencer staff photographer) Every year, Jenn rallies the other mothers in the neighborhood to surprise the kids when they get off the bus on the last day of the school year. And by surprise, I mean soak them with as many water balloons and super... Continue Reading
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(Updated with full video. 39:00) Last week I organized and moderated a panel discussion on building developer communities for the Mobile Monday Mid-Atlantic “Mobile Infrastructure and Applications” conference in Philadelphia. The event was co-sponsored by the PA Wireless Association and RCR Wireless, part of the RCR Wireless Global Tour and... Continue Reading
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Things I learned on today’s ride with Mike Rubillo: “If you venture across the river into PA from Frenchtown, you can find Uhlerstown Hill Road. It’s a narrow, 20% gradient hill that is closed off from motor vehicle traffic during the winter. It’s so step and narrow that it’s really... Continue Reading






