Come to the 1st annual Viewithon at the Viewzi Offices in Deep Ellum on Saturday, June 23rd from 10am-10pm.
Come and go as your please.
This is your opportunity to meet other flash designers/developers, develop some cool flash mash up for Viewzi.com, a bolder, richer form of visual search engine.
There will be drinks, food, snacks and prizes at the end of day.
With two $1,000 prizes and some other great take aways, you should come check it out.
Come to the 1st annual Viewithon at the Viewzi Offices in Deep Ellum on Saturday, June 23rd from 10am-10pm.
Come and go as your please.
This is your opportunity to meet other flash designers/developers, develop some cool flash mash up for Viewzi.com, a bolder, richer form of visual search engine.
There will be drinks, food, snacks and prizes at the end of day.
With two $1,000 prizes and some other great take aways, you should come check it out.
This new blight on the landscape is not far from the casa. The Certified association Management Company (can a name be any more generic?) has erected a sign in front of their office (Suite 100, naturally) picturing your basic urban hipster imaginary office quartet comprised of dyed-red White female leader (she's freshly divorced, I'd bet), young soul-patch sporting dude who does double-duty representing the Hispanic or arab demo, (ask any Mexican man how he was treated immediately after 9-11. It happens.) young Latina woman and of course, always relegated to the back, sans tie and fading away, black man, because he likely works in the mailroom.
at least they didn't go with "black man and White man in matching dark business suits shake hands in glass and chrome setting."
I hate "business" stock photography, and now I hate it even more as I have to look at this atrocity on my way to 7-11 every morning. On your website, billboards or collateral materials? Excusable. but on your actual signage? On a street? Unpardonable, indefensible and punishable by public flogging.
This new blight on the landscape is not far from the casa. The Certified association Management Company (can a name be any more generic?) has erected a sign in front of their office (Suite 100, naturally) picturing your basic urban hipster imaginary office quartet comprised of dyed-red White female leader (she’s freshly divorced, I’d bet), young soul-patch sporting dude who does double-duty representing the Hispanic or arab demo, (ask any Mexican man how he was treated immediately after 9-11. It happens.) young Latina woman and of course, always relegated to the back, sans tie and fading away, black man, because he likely works in the mailroom.
at least they didn’t go with "black man and White man in matching dark business suits shake hands in glass and chrome setting."
I hate "business" stock photography, and now I hate it even more as I have to look at this atrocity on my way to 7-11 every morning. On your website, billboards or collateral materials? Excusable. but on your actual signage? On a street? Unpardonable, indefensible and punishable by public flogging.
Shane is a serial entrepreneur, web 2.0 fanatic, software architect, and a car buff. He's been developing software for over 12 years, and most recently served as the Director of Development at Match.com. He also runs a small business called SixFires, LLC that just launched Jobburner.com.
Shane is one of the founding members and Vice President of the North Dallas .NET Users Group which now has over 2000 members in the North Dallas and Plano community. He believes in giving back to the technical community that has helped him so much…so he helps people find jobs, he helps bring in awesome speakers, makes sure the user group has great giveaways, and makes great friends in the process. If you have a chance, please drop by the group; they meet on the 1st Wednesday of every month. Membership is free and everyone gets food for their pie hole!
