Now with 100% more Carbon
No it’s not what you think. We recently announced that ParkVu has expanded to Louisville Kentucky. The biggest question we get is “Why?”. We have a guest post up on Kentucky Startups thanks to Richard Stump who was the key connector for us to the Kentucky community.
PS we’re hiring too
1 year to the day Terry and I decided to do ParkVu full time, we’re pleased to announce our first application: i2b: the first application to let BlackBerry Bold, Curve, and Storm users remotely retrieve music from their iTunes library, allowing them to play the music they want to hear when they want to hear it, no matter where they are. A brief press release is available here.
And since we’re announcing stuff, I can finally say a little bit more about ParkVu. We’re developing software applications that deliver on the promise of the mobile Internet experience by giving users the freedom to access their data at any time from mobile devices.
We’re at the CTIA show in Las Vegas. Ping me if you’re at the show and interested in talking to us.
I’m cursing Jim Murphy for tagging me in his 8 things you didn’t know about me post. For the record I didn’t know of few of those, mental note: avoid karaoke bars with Jim. Ok buckle up, here we go…
+1: I failed Grade 10 math for skipping too many classes despite an ok mark — (trust me I calculated the odds). No wonder I love bureaucracy to this date.
I haven’t figured yet who I’ll spread this joy to next. I just wanted to get the 8 item monkey off my back quickly over lunch. I’ll post a follow-up with the victims names.
Despite what the title might indicate, hopefully this post isn’t a product of having my head up my ass. Rather it is the obligatory year in review and prognostication of the year ahead post. Hmmmn maybe I do I have my head up my ass.
2007 was a strange year for me:
So my simple plans for 2008:
There it’s done.
Quinn was very excited tonight that he could see the planet Mars. Finally I took a look and holy crap the Moon was red. Apparently it is a bad sign for air quality but it’s pretty funky nonetheless.
I snapped a photo from our balcony — hopefully you can see it ok. I’m using the crappy Powershot 410 since someone stole our good camera while I was sailing at the Youngstown Regatta.
I finally bowed to pressure and fixed the comments. And by fixed, I mean a wholesale change in the template. The comments should no longer get buried under the middle column because it no longer exists. Simple fix.
In any event, you should count your blessings that you’re not looking at one massive <marquee>. I know people who know HTML.
