Kate turned 10 yesterday. Like all birthdays ending in a zero this was a big one. Highlight of the day was a little trip to Lenox Mall for an ear piercing. She was pretty brave about the whole thing. And so, so proud once it was done. She became a little less serious later in […]
Continue reading →Justin Ruckman and I met at Atlanta Startup Weekend. He was one of the main designers for Skibit and hopefully he will do some more work in the near future. Justin had these great business cards that he designed himself. Communicates the info you need to share in a simple, clean, and to the point […]
Continue reading →I have been on vacation. Went up to West Lafayette last Friday then to Chicago on Saturday. Nice run on the lake then dinner at Table 52 for the inlaws 50th wedding anniversary. My responsibilities were to drive, pull out my credit card, and take pictures. I took 368. Sunday was a trip to Lax […]
Continue reading →From the public comments and some personal communications it appears that I need to clarify some things regarding the "My Future" article. My time at ATDC is not over. When I joined the organization in October of 2006 I made a two year commitment. I make commitments with care, and intend to fulfill this one. […]
Continue reading →Dan Greenfield is putting a list of Atlanta’s top 50 technology leaders. Somehow or the other I made the Dan’s initial short list. Hop on over to Bernaise Source and let Dan know who needs to be included.
Continue reading →Someone suggested that I write an article about “what does the future hold” for me. As if I knew. As if anybody knows. But what I do know is this. I have a plan. And today is an important day in that plan as it is the day when I officially kick into the next […]
Continue reading →I love Piedmont Park. It truly is the gem of Atlanta. Pre kids spent lots of time there. Not so much in the last eight years. But that is changing. Not too long ago I met with Jim Moore and Norman McKay of the Piedmont Park Conservancy. The Conservancy is the nonprofit organization, working with […]
Continue reading →Sometimes pictures do indeed speak louder than words. The Weatherby clan spent the day driving up to Nantahala for a little Class II/III whitewater action (the most an eight year can do in these parts). In addition to having an URL that certain technology companies would die for, the folks at Nantahala Outdoor Center did […]
Continue reading →Golly I have been busy. Lent ended on March 23rd and along with it my experiment in giving up social networks. Unlike 2007 when I gave up Google and Yahoo! for Lent and quickly returned to them, I have yet to really engage again with LinkedIn and Facebook. I deleted my MySpace account. I cheated […]
Continue reading →One of my kids, I don’t know if it was Kate or Jack, came up with the rather astute observation that it was the normal convention some time ago not to smile when getting your picture taken. So every time we take pictures we have to do a "serious" pose. He is my eight and […]
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