Ryan Daigle has created a version of the BarCampRDU session board using the wonderful Flickr Note feature. If you recall a session that you attended, go over and update his Reclaimation Board.
Day: July 25, 2006
UNC Law Prof Andrew Chin specializes in tech law and knows a hell of a lot about software patents and more. He now has a blog called voiceless.com. Adding it to my RSS aggitator [sic].
WCHL interviewed Red Hat’s Greg deKoenigsberg and some others [mp3] about BarCampRDU. Despite the title “Red Hat offers BarCamp” the story is a good one and Greg never says “hey Red Hat did this conference;” he’s right on top of it being done by volunteers and that Red Hat provided the space — and his help which was greatly appreciated.
I do agree with the textual description “150 of the Triangle’s brightest computer programmers gathered at the headquarters of software company Red Hat this Saturday.” Boldness added by me.
This just in from the Lulus:
The 2007 Lulu Blooker Prize is now open for business.
Judges (more about us here):
- Paul Jones – Chair of the Judges
- Arianna Huffington
- Julie Powell – Overall Winner of the 2006 Blooker for “Julie & Julia”
- Rohit Gupta
- Nick Cohen
Three categories: Fiction, Non-Fiction, Webcomic
The prize money:
The Overall Winner will receive $10,000 (US)
The two category winners will receive $2,500 (US)The entry deadline – Monday, January 15, 2007
The contest is open to any book published before the entry deadline that is based on a website (and meets all other eligibility criteria) – this includes blooks that are self-published as well as those published via traditional means.
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