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jonathannguyen.net/about
about jonathan nguyen | jonathan nguyen
Jonathan is a senior strategist in Ogilvy's word of mouth marketing practice, 360 Digital Influence in Sydney. He's had over 13 years in web, tech and telecommunications prior to Ogilvy working with companies such as Concert Global Networks, AT&T and Coca-Cola
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people.no-distance.net/ol
Olivier Gutknecht
Home Software Documents Log & Carnet V.F. Photos Experiments GeoURL Links Version Française Résumé Olivier Gutknecht Cv I am back at Apple, in the UIKit team. My last position was at Fotonauts which I co-founded and where I led the infrastructure & server group. Before this, I was a senior software engineer at Apple, in the R&D group created in Paris by Jean-Marie Hullot, I was part of the small team (with Bertrand Guiheneuf, Sébastien Maury, and Manuel Colom) that brought iCal
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weblogs.java.net/blog/ljnelson
ljnelson's blog | Java.net
Skip to main content LoginJoin NowHelp The Source for Java Technology Collaboration Forums Blogs Projects People Main Menu Home Projects Forums People Java User Groups Laird NelsonLaird Nelson is a Senior Software Architect at Jenzabar, where he designs and writes systems that run colleges and universities. He also plays a mean Hammond B3. ljnelson's blog CDI gotcha Posted by ljnelson on July 23, 2010 at 1:00 PM EDT I learned this the hard way and wanted to make sure other people
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johnhaney.com/human
John Haney - I am a Human; A guy who writes apps for Mac OS X and iPhone
I am a Human iPhone / iPod touch CryptoQuote Flashlight Mac OS X apps CryptoQuote DominoPuzzle Cintos QuoteDrop Backdrop Creature TimeSlider Hexriffic Web apps Cintos mobile Dashboard Widgets VoteWatch Twitter: johnhaney By day: Senior Systems Engineer at Lextech Global ServicesBy night: Mac (and iPhone) Developer of Shareware and Freeware Apps, under the clever name: John Haney SoftwareSomething Interesting: I'm the son of an Electrical Engineer and a First Grade TeacherSince I do
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thefigtrees.net/lee/blog
TechnicaLee Speaking
TechnicaLee Speaking Software designs, implementations, solutions, and musings by Lee Feigenbaum The Magic Crank By Lee Feigenbaum on August 29, 2011 10:23 AM | No Comments As a brief addendum to my previous post: I've been using this image for a few years now to illustrate what the Semantic Web is not. I call it the magic crank. I imagine that it sits in the corner of the office of some senior pharma executive, and every time their drug development pipeline gets a bit thin or patent