So, GenCon was fun (minus getting my $55 set of dice [standard set + oversize d20] stolen).

Hey everyone, yes, I am, in fact, alive. Been busy lately with work. That's most of what my life is about right now.

Since it is such a large chunk of my life, I guess I'll tell a little what's been going on there. Let's see, in april, I went to both coasts (Vancouver, CA for Sunbelt and New York City for the NYPL opening of the second iteration of ( Read more... )

Places&Spaces at NYPL Press

• IU researchers participate in exhibit that maps progress, history of science, Indiana Daily Student, April 18, 2006
• The New York Public Library Maps Scientific Discoveries, Innovation, Government Technology, April 16th, 2006
• N.Y. exhibit shows a new take on maps, USA Today, April 9th, ( Read more... )

Off to Vancouver, CA I go!! (http://www.insna.org/2006/sunbelt2006.html)

for all the code monkeys out there: http://www.jonathancoulton.com/2006/04/14/thing-a-week-29-code-monkey/

http://www.idsnews.com/news/story.php?id=35407&adid=health <-- a story about the work we did for the Places&Spaces exhibit in New York

Whelp, I'm leaving for New York city today. My boss has an exhibit called Places & Spaces that shows off maps of science. And this year, I helped to create one for the second iteration of p&s. It is debuting tomorrow at 6pm and katy is sending me and two other ppl who worked on maps of science this year to the grand opening at the New York Public ( Read more... )

Finally, the truth comes out: http://tbs.com/broadband/videoplayer/0,,70636,00.html or http://youtube.com/watch?v=b25J4LAmDjU

I hate rain.

M. Scott Peck ( Read more... )