Dusting off
Hey all… I’m dusting off the long-neglected Punaro.com. It’s going to look like a mess for a bit. Do not adjust your set. It’s not you, it’s me.
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Odds and ends
ByDerekSorry I haven’t had much to say in the past few days. We’ve been dealing with issues at work that leave me no desire to be around a computer in the evenings. I love my technology, but I also like to unplug every once in awhile. Thursday, I interviewed for a position on the Board…
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- Derek | Friday Five | Geek
Friday Five – June 24, 2011
ByDerek“But, Derek – aren’t you on vacation today and Monday?” you’re asking. Yes, I am. But I already had a treasure trove of material for this week’s Friday Five by Thursday, so I drafted and scheduled this post for Friday. Ah… the awesomeness of scheduled publishing. #1 – Social Media Policy [Youtube via Digital Landfill]…
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David Tejada – Small Strobes Big Results Buffalo
ByDerekDavid Tejada brought his Small Strobes Big Results workshop to Buffalo, courtesy of Buffalo’s best wedding photographers – Nickel City Studios. The shooting part of the afternoon was held at the Central Terminal, and since I was their liason to the building, I also was able to take part in the workshop. What a great…
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Election liveblog @ WNYMedia.net
ByDerekCome hang out at the WNYMedia.net election liveblog where we hope that David DiPietro ousts Dale Volker!
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AMD coming to NY… but at a very high cost
ByDerekFrom the WNY Progress Report: I know some will question the rationale in New York giving $1.2 billion in tax breaks and other incentives to a private company, but I think such questions can be easily answered in 2 ways: $2 billion in private investment and at least 1,200 permanent good paying jobs with AMD…
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When what to my wondering eyes should appear
ByDerek…but a Mary Kunz Goldman, ne’er holding a beer! Yes, MKG showed up to interview the members of Broadway Fillmore Alive and the people who showed up for Alive Night 1.5. She seemed genuinely interested in the project and spent an extensive amount of time (at least two and half hours, until the point that…
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