I was honored to be invited to sit on a showcase panel at the GoldenGate Real Time 2008 Conference in San Francisco back in June. The topic of this panel was “Technology Driving Business Innovation”, which is a pretty generic wishy-washy title, if I do say so myself. Much of the topics we spoke about [...]
Archive for August, 2008
My Keynote Showcase Panel at the Real-Time 2008 Conference
Posted in Personal, Technology, tagged CTO, data, enterprise technology, replication on August 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Final Word on Eos, Silverjet, Maxjet and Every Other Business-Class Airline That Tried to Weather the Storm
Posted in Personal, Travel, tagged Airline, Business Class, Eos Airlines, L'Avion, Maxjet, Silverjet on August 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
And then there were none.
I’ve probably spent too much time writing about the ups and downs of the now-defunct Eos Airlines, which I consider to be the best airline to ever operate – at least in my flying lifetime (Refer to my detailed Eos Review, my one year update, and my notes on their demise). [...]
Snowboarding in August. In London. Indoors.
Posted in Snowboarding, Travel, tagged London, Milton Keynes, snowboard, UK on August 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In the northern hemisphere, snowboarding in the middle of August may sound like an usual thing for most people, but, strangely enough, I’ve had a few experiences over the course of the last few years – most notably, my trips to Mt. Hood, near Portland, Oregon, to play on its Palmer Glacier in the middle [...]







