Author: Kevin Lawver

Rules for Career Development

I’ve been asked to talk to a group here at AOL about career development (no idea when, or really what the topic is). But, Jason and I were talking about it, and came up with this list of rules that I think are worth sharing, even if they’re not fully baked: Don’t be a dick: […]

Things to Make You Giggle

Because so much in the world sucks and isn’t funny at all, here are some Tuesday morning links to make you crack a smile: LOL Presidents – Be prepared to spend at least half an hour laughing. Good good stuff. See also: LOLPresident Flight of the Conchords – You can watch the first episode of […]

Paris Pics

Au Revoir, Paris!

It’s been a good week in Paris for XTech. I haven’t been able to do a lot of site seeing with Jen because of a chest cold and my foot, but the food’s been good, the company great and I’ve learned some interesting stuff and met some really cool folks. I spent most of the […]

Tom and Kevin’s XTech Presentation

Ghost in the Machine Podcast is Available!

I got e-mail from Hugh Forrest today letting me know what the the podcast for Ghost in the Machine – Spirituality Online is available!\ Mr. McNally did a great job putting the panel together, and it was a great experience all around. I was proud and honored to be a part of it. Go check […]

Birthday Parties and Road Trips

Max, Brian, my dad and brother Steve all drove to Ohio last weekend for Tim’s birthday. We had a great time, and the boys were angels. I’m busy, but here are the photo sets: In the Backyard Birthday Party!\ I’ve got more to post on, but it’ll have to wait. I want to tell you […]

The Coolest Thing Ever: Share Your iTunes Library Over AIM

The guys in the next row have gone and pulled off a truly killer app. I know the title gives it away, but it really works! Greg explains how it works, but I know you really just want to go download it.\ What does it do? It makes iTunes’ music sharing work over your buddy […]

Heartbreaking

The most heartbreaking thing I’ve ever seen – a photo essay of a mother and son dealing with the horrors of childhood cancer. Don’t read it or look at it if you’re not somewhere you can have a good cry (seriously, unless you have an extremely cold heart or thick skin – you will).

The Ficlets Logo’s Story

Jenna Marino has written a fantastic blog entry about how she came up with the logo for ficlets. I love the logo so much, and a bunch of people asked me how we came up with it. Mostly, I’ve just shrugged and said “magic?” Now, you can get the real story from the designer who […]