Monthly Archives: August 2007

A few months ago, I wrote up a list of Startup guides where people like Evan Williams and Nick Denton gave a list of which web apps they were using to help their web companies. I also said they were … finish reading “How we set up a non-profit by the seat of our pants”

Posted on August 27, 2007 by Allen Lew | 1 Comment

Craigslist Bootcamp 2007 in Berkeley

Posted on August 27, 2007 by Allen Lew

My previous boss in Berkeley, Sylvia, introduced me to the nonprofit scene in the Bay Area, taking me to 501 Tech Clubs from NTEN and the Craigslist Foundation. I enjoyed this scene, so I made it a priority to come … finish reading Craigslist Bootcamp 2007 in Berkeley

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Advice on how to become a blogger in college from Wired: Spend less time on coursework, because unless you’re going to graduate school, your grades don’t matter. And you don’t need to go to grad school to be a journalist. … finish reading How to become a blogger in college

Posted on August 16, 2007 by Allen Lew | Comments Off

From Wired Science: No, you cannot blame individual events like [the tornado in Brooklyn] on climate change, as it was possible for them to occur even without the human-made changes to the atmosphere. However, it is fair to ask whether … finish reading Understanding climate change and weird weather

Posted on August 9, 2007 by Allen Lew | Comments Off

What I saw at Wordcamp 2007

Posted on August 1, 2007 by Allen Lew

The Wordcamp conference has come and gone (I know it was a couple of weeks ago and I just now blogged about it) and all I can say is I had a blast. It was nice to be able to … finish reading What I saw at Wordcamp 2007

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