Entries from August 2006
Video Clip of Kyria and ZOZO’s on Food Network’s Road Tasted
August 25, 2006 · 2 Comments
I’ve already mentioned the appearance a few times. Here is the video of my sister showing off her Mint Brownie Gelato. And check these links if you want to buy some of her gourmet ice cream ONLINE or if you want to visit ZOZO’s Fresh Food Diner in NYC!
Thanks, Kris, for making the recording the show!
Categories: Family
Kyria’s Ice Cream and ZOZO’s on Food Network – TOMORROW NIGHT!
August 21, 2006 · 2 Comments
My sister Kyria will be on Road Tasted, a food network show tomorrow night (8/22/06). Details:
- Road Tasted is on at 10PM (pacific and eastern).
- She’ll be showing her Mint Brownie Ice Cream.
- They filmed at ZOZO’s Fresh Food Diner in New York City.
- The episode description is here.
I’m really excited!
Categories: Family
Justin’s Blog – CEOUnplugged
August 21, 2006 · Leave a Comment
Justin (our CEO at Homestead) is doing a great job with his blog. I wonder if he read Robert’s and Shel’s book, yet…
- The title (CEOUnplugged) is excellent (he’s the CEO of Homestead and he loves to play unplugged music).
- The articles are great (he’s been writing about our customers and about the all the wonderful things that make working at Homestead awesome).
- He’s responding to his critics and otherwise in the comments section, furthering the dialogue.
Some things I’m looking forward to:
- Frequently, Justin tells stories about interactions he’s had with customers. I’d love to see some of those stories on his blog.
- He often has interesting comments about conferences he attends. I’m sure those observations will creep in.
- One of Homestead’s most important goals is to be active in community service. Last month we moved from monthly participate-at-your-own-discretion events to quarterly-mandatory-most-of-the-day events. I’m excited about the change, because 100+ participants can have a much bigger impact than a handful. I’d like to see Justin talk about these events and the other community service actions we take. One of my favorites: each employee was given several hundred dollars to donate to charities of their choice (I picked Child’s Play).
Categories: Homestead
Alex King left FeedLounge
August 18, 2006 · Leave a Comment
I was really optimistic about FeedLounge at first, but they never addressed two of my major issues: no cell phone view and slow servers. Awesome interface, though. More on Alex’s blog and the FeedLounge blog. Scott: Consider open sourcing it! Alex: To add to your arsenal of cool products (Tasks, Tasks Pro, etc), consider building a structured wiki product like openrecord hopes to be. It’s the kind of project that’s right up your alley, and the kind of product that I need YESTERDAY.
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