Tag: boston

guilty as charged

this man is guilty, and he knows it.

damp

it snowed. in the bus. my notebook passed out.

Up snow creek without a paddle

The front edge of a lumbering winter storm spread across Massachusetts on Friday night, as communities braced for a foot of snow or more through Sunday and the possibility of coastal flooding.

farewell my friends?

there will be a farewell party on sun dec 14 2003 in the evening. you are invited!! the self-flagellation is optional as i plan to be back after the holidays. we shall see.

Spamconference 2004

Interested in solving the spam problem? Come join us at the 2004 spam conference in sunny Cambridge, Massachusetts. Speakers at this intensive, one-day conference include many of the leading experts on spam. Whatever the answer is, odds are it’s here somewhere.

the conference is free of charge, january 16, 2004, 9:00-18:00. i am especially interested in what paul graham and bill yerazunis have to say on spam.

mit sloan @ the museum of fine arts

thank you, anonymous student who paid for this with your loan. good times!

Beyond Brochureware

Attorneys in small and medium-size practices are discovering that the Internet is an essential medium for nurturing their businesses in an online world. From simply being visible on popular search engines like Google, to offering valuable online information and resources, more law firms are using the Web as a powerful and economical marketing, productivity, communication, and even service delivery tool. At this seminar you’ll learn from other attorneys with hands-on experience about how to increase the value of your practice with a resource-rich website. You don’t need any special computer skills or background to enjoy and derive real value from this practical, business-oriented presentation.

let me know if you are interested to attend.

Birthday

did i mention my wish list?

a good time was had.

Physics in public policy

The Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future at Boston University will present Murray Gell-Mann, recipient of the 1969 Nobel Prize in Physics, for 2 lectures, December 2 and 10. The evening lectures will be held at the Boston University School of Management, 595 Commonwealth Avenue. The companion lectures, titled Regularities and Randomness in the Past and the Future, will address how an understanding of phenomena known to the world of physics – both persistent, unchanging events and random, incidental ones – can inform our development of long-lasting, broadly applicable public policies.

always interesting to hear about the theoretical underpinnings for augurs. i will of course be there.

Sondre Lerche

So, take it from well-informed sources that Sondre Lerche will be big. One of his songs played at the sushi place last night, which was most amazing. and, he is only 21. Go Sondre!!