Sep 24

A shout-out to Elizabeth Perry, who has drawn her 1,000 consecutive daily drawing today.
Now, have any of you done something to improve yourself every day for almost three years?
I wish I could say I could.
And, for that, I admire Liz so much.
Tagged with: Bloggers • Blogging • elizabeth-perry • Pittsburgh • woolgathering
Aug 16
In case you haven’t heard, PodCamp Pittsburgh is coming back for a SECOND great year!
WHAT: PodCamp Pittsburgh 2 (or PCPGH2)
WHEN: August 18-19, 2007@ 9 AM – 5 PM
WHERE: The Art Institute of Pittsburgh (420 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh PA 15219)
COST: FREE!
UPDATED! The session schedule is open! Please visit the website to view the schedule or add your own if you want to conduct a session and share your knowledge!
Meet social media creators — and fellow viewers / listeners / readers!
Exchange tips, build contacts and launch new ideas!
Learn how to integrate (or improve) podcasting, blogging and social networking into YOUR
business!
Questions? Sponsorships? Registration?
For more information, please visit our website:
http://podcamppittsburgh.com
You can also add us at Twitter: http://twitter.com/pcpgh
Tagged with: Bloggers • Blogging • PCPGH2 • Pittsburgh • Podcamp
May 31

Yesterday, I had the esteemed pleasure of dining with two Doctors. Over a tasty plate of Dr. Fu’s noodles at Lulu’s in Oakland I enjoyed a great lunch with Dr. Chad Hermann, professor at the Tepper School at Carnegie Mellon and The Wordsmith of Teacher. Wordsmith. Madman. We ran the gamut in conversation from the virtues and pitfalls of anonymous blogging to the unexpected maturities of pre-teen love. Oh, and then there’s the shirts from Hell.
In honor of the lunch, the picture above is of the Official Muse of TWM. Love the accent too.
(Editor’s note: I didn’t even see the picture on the right side of TWM of Ms. Beckinsale until after I selected this one. Great minds think alike…?)
Tagged with: Bloggers • Blogging
May 09

Bootcamp Pittsburgh went down on Saturday, April 21st at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. If you were a person looking to learn about podcasting, blogging, or other forms of new media this was the event for you to be at. In the true spirit of The Sandwich, this recap and recollection of the event comes a little belated. Even better, it comes into a hybrid of shoutouts, recollections, and link whoring. Let’s get started!
Jim has incredible taste in movies.
My boy Brian finally came out of his blogging shell.
Dawn and Alex gave me some insight into literature and podcasting. Now I got all literate n’at, with dem cool pahdcasting types.
Kimberly Reed, Sri, and the posse from Flickr have built an amazing community that is a great reference point for getting people with similar interests together.
Chris Brogan, Pittsburgh hugger extrodinaire, is a giant amongst mild mannered new media types. It was great to see him again, especially with the blue hat ‘o balloons.
Continue reading »
Tagged with: Bloggers • Blogging • Pittsburgh
Apr 23

After a really great but long weekend (more on that tomorrow), I recieved a new submission to Pittsburgh Bloggers could be, quite possibly, one of the funniest titled blogs I’ve ever seen.
Pittsburgh Sports and Mini Ponies features interesting new about what’s going on with Pittsburgh sports, and a mini pony of the day.
Outstanding!
Now all we need is Bucco News and Muffin Tops.
Tagged with: Bloggers • Pittsburgh
Mar 18

This past week has been a very crowded one at the Sandwich, with little time to breathe let alone anything else. Lots of things going on. Good things. Great things.
I have not thanked the good peeps over at Sportsocracy for inviting me into their “Celebrity” Blogger NCAA Final Tournament. A flattering monicker to be sure and not applicable for me, but much more deserving for many of my other colleagues in the tournament.
After the first round, I am proud to say that I am in sole possession of nineteenth place. I do love Final Four pools, and am in four of them (including Sportsocracy). George Washington was my sleeper pick to move through the ranks, but our Founding Father’s troops couldn’t muster an appearance out of the first round let alone make it to the Sweet Sixteen.
Tennessee just beat Virginia, so that bodes well for my bracket. Good luck to all in the tourney.
(Photo lifted from the Post-Gazette)
Tagged with: Bloggers • Final-Four • NCAA • Sports • Sportsocracy
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