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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Off to the sun!
I am off for a week’s holiday in the sun with the family to re-charge the batteries. Back on the 9th. Don’t break the Internet while I’m gone!
Irish web apps reviewed
David Lenehan has written a great round-up of the Top Irish Web Apps over on Read/Write Web. He seems to have hit on most of the usual suspects (LouderVoice, PutPlace, Nooked, Roam4Free, Pixenate, etc.). However, the fact that David missed … Continue reading
Blog training course
it@cork are running another Blog Training course commencing on Wednesday May 9th. I will be giving the training and it is open to members of it@cork for a charge of €50 and to non-members for a charge of €100. The … Continue reading
My move from OS X to Vista – Day 4
I know, I know, I didn’t post anything yesterday so this should be Day 5 but I wasn’t using the Vista machine yesterday, I was using the Mac for a Keynote presentation I was giving. Powerpoint has nothing on Keynote. … Continue reading
Thanks Sarah!
Sarah Carroll, the uber-organiser of the Events Day Conference wrote me a lovely email this morning to thank me for speaking at the conference yesterday. In the email she said: You were absolutely terrific, I’ll send you on some quotes … Continue reading
Eamon O’Brien – great to meet you again!
Eamon O’Brien was a neighbour of mine as a kid. Eamon is a couple of years older than me but we knew each other well. Before yesterday, I hadn’t seen Eamon in around 15 years but his mother and mine … Continue reading
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