In Westfield, MA, yesterday for the autism walk. My friends, Patrick & Kathy, have beautiful son, Ryan, with autism. Every year, more than a dozen family show their support by walking for their team called “For the Love of Ryan.” Learn more at:
The organizers put a nice video on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmrdHJa1-Yc
I recently wrote to the Boston chapter of the Mobile Mondays group and asked if anyone had any recommendations for local Boston-based firms with mobile design and/or development expertise. To be honest, there were fewer companies than I expected. But on the plus side, it looks like I don’t have any real competition in the mobile user experience design niche…
Check out the full list on my web site:
I’ll continue to update the list as other firms come to my attention.
Holy cow!
I started reading “Hero” by Perry Moore yesterday morning — and had finished it by late last night. What a good book! Thanks for the recommendation, JP!
I launched a second Twitter account to post items specifically related to the mobile industry: user experience, usability, devices, events, tips & tricks, etc. I’m committing myself to posting at least 3 times a week!
Don’t you just love Natalie Portman? She seems like such a cool person. Considering that she’s been in a range of interesting movies, is starring in the upcoming True Blood series on HBO, and then goes and co-stars in a trippy music video like Carmenista by Devendra Banhart. Check it out:
I love this video… 
I recently joined Twitter, a fun “micro-blogging” service. As a result, I haven’t been posting to this blog much recently…
Check out my latest comings and goings on Twitter:
Perhaps my favorite feature on Twitter is that someone wrote a bridge which copies my Twitter posts to Facebook as status updates. A lot of my friends use Facebook all day/every day, so this is a great way for me to keep in touch with them, as well. I just wish that there were bridges to update my status messages at Google Talk and Skype with my Twitter updates, as well…
An old friend of mine whom I originally met about 16 years ago recently got in touch with me through Facebook. We had lost touch with each other about 10 years ago.
Mark was planning a visit to New England to visit some family, so he stopped by Boston for a couple of days. I love to go sightseeing with friends from out of town. With the gorgeous weather, Mark rented a Seabreeze convertible and we headed up the North Shore for a nice drive.
What’s really cool is that Mark has one of those super cool digital SLR cameras. (They also cost a small fortune…) He let me borrow it to snap pictures all day. I’m totally in love with that camera! Time to start saving up some spare cash…
Check out the pictures I took in my online picture gallery:
Some friends and I went to the Newburyport, MA, Music Festival on the 12th.
While walking to Newburyport Center, we came across a papier mache bird that had been thrown out and abandoned on the street. Carl took an immediate liking to the bird. We named him Ruffles and he became our mascot for the day! We snapped quite a few pictures with people in our group plus random strangers with Ruffles.
Check out the pictures on Flickr:
A friend of mine, Zach Braiker, started a fun and cool semi-regular dinner club called the Rubber Chicken Social Club. At a recent meet up, I met three gals who Twitter like crazy and write for a cool blog called Our American Shelf Life. Amanda, bless her heart, pulled out one of those Flip Video Cameras and they insisted on interviewing me about the Apple iPhone and mobile user experience. How cool is that!
Hey! I listed InfoTart on the Blog Catalog, if you follow that site:
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