Yesterday our graduate student energy club produced its annual energy conference. I have many thoughts and good feelings about how the event went. A summary would be ‘smashing success.’ I could not communicate enough to those I spoke with how proud I was of the team of students involved in creating such a professional experience.… Continue reading My Remarks at the 2009 Babson Entrepreneurial Energy Expo
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Nothing To Worry About
I just returned from an week-long trip in Norway with a handful of Babson MBA visiting students at ITNU in and looking at renewable energy businesses. It was a great time, and I hope to blog about it soon. For now I wanted to push down my last post about gmail being down with something… Continue reading Nothing To Worry About
My Gmail Account is Down (I am not alone)
I noticed gmail was not working and on a whim searched the news for “gmail down.” It seems I am afflicted by the same temporary service interruption that others have been seeing. Things were working fine until about 10 minutes ago. I consider myself a gmail power user and recently chose to upgrade my account… Continue reading My Gmail Account is Down (I am not alone)
January Song of the Month: Blue Lining, White Trenchcoat
I was going to skip January, but then remembered this Mando Diao tune Blue Lining, White Trenchcoat. This track begins at what sounds like a rail station and rips right into a piano driven frenzy. Later on the song breaks down and then comes back together. The lyrics are a lock often ending with the… Continue reading January Song of the Month: Blue Lining, White Trenchcoat
February Song of the Month
I’m selecting a song from Vetiver’s Tight Knit record (official release 3/4/09) for the February song of the month. The album as a whole is quite good. I like the upbeat spring-day-type songs like Everyday and More of This. The tune that gets my commendations is Another Reason To Go, which has a funky keyboard… Continue reading February Song of the Month
A Guide to Hacking Your Facebook Profile Photo
One of the most important parts of a person’s Facebook presence is their profile photo. This is displayed in the top left corner of a page. The photo can be a newly uploaded image or it may be drawn from any of your online albums. Typically, a profile photo shows someone’s face, and appears in… Continue reading A Guide to Hacking Your Facebook Profile Photo
December Song of the Month: "Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll"
I first noticed The Rapture when closing down a bar on Beacon and Harvard Ave. Boston doesn’t seem to support a strong alternative scene, but it was going strong in the bar and the DJ closed the house with “Out of the Races and Onto the Tracks.” People were going nuts.When I saw that the… Continue reading December Song of the Month: "Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll"
Facebook Profile Discretion and the Guitar Tab for Britney Spears, "Out From Under"
I’ve begun work developing a guitar tab of the Britney Spears song, “Out From Under,” but before getting to that, we have some ground to cover. Some friends on Facebook noticed that for a few days this past week Britney Spears was on my list of ‘favorite music.’ The music section of the Info Tab… Continue reading Facebook Profile Discretion and the Guitar Tab for Britney Spears, "Out From Under"
Quake Live Beta
I received an unsolicited email a few days ago from id Software requesting that I join their beta program for Quake Live. I haven’t played Quake since since 1999, but remember playing quite a bit of Quake 3 Arena–especially capture the flag. In order to beta test, you first create an id Software user account,… Continue reading Quake Live Beta
November Song of the Month
I’m going to try and start identifying songs of the month. I think that these will be from artists that have released something new, for instance, a new album or perhaps a new remix of an old song.November’s song of the month was released in late October of this year by the Kaiser Chiefs. This… Continue reading November Song of the Month