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Dave Schappell (TeachStreet)

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December 24 , 2008 — 10:52 AM

Great people I've met or spent a lot of time with in 2008

It's been a great year -- and, heck, I may just hit the Mega Million Lottery yet, and have it get even better (in which case, none of you... not even the people on the list below, will ever see me again... except maybe my wife and Zach the Dog).As I reflect on 2008, I can't believe how many wonderful people who I've met, or become even better friends with -- really, the list below is in no...

December 11 , 2008 — 05:53 PM

Startup happy hour every Thursday - Hops and Chops

We've been doing this for 2-3 months now, so I guess it's a success -- if you'd like to catch up (and escape the office) sometime, pop by Linda's on Pine St. (on Capitol Hill) -- we're there every Thursday night from 6:30 til ~8:30pm. No real agenda -- just bloggers, startuppers, techsters, investors, and your occasional female as well (who'd a thunk?!?)How did we come up with the name Hops...

October 22 , 2008 — 12:19 PM

New Seattle Tech Blog/Resource - TechFlash

John Cook and Todd Bishop, of Seattle P-I Blogger fame have just launched their new Puget Sound Business Journal-based Seattle Technology News Source website, TechFlash.Congrats to their team -- it looks fantastic.TechFlash, plus the new Seattle 2.0 site make a perfect combination -- we've been desperately needing them both.

October 16 , 2008 — 05:02 PM

Please Vote Yes on Prop 2

I'm biased -- my wife is a landscape architect -- but I'm a huge fan of the city's investment in public parks, and I hope you all are too -- we're incredibly lucky to have spaces such as Discovery Park, Olympic Sculpture Park, Volunteer Park, Interlaken, Madrona Woods, and more.Please Vote Yes on Prop 2, to keep it that way. Find more videos like this on Seattle Parks and Green Spaces Levy...

October 16 , 2008 — 01:30 PM

Web searching stretches your brain

Fun lifelong learning factoid of the day -- using search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN actually helps to jumpstart your brain and keep it functioning at high levels. Who knew that all of our time online was actually fueling our brain cells?Learn more about the Internet from Seattle teachers like Home Computing Coach via her web search classes!

September 30 , 2008 — 10:41 AM

My new lifelong learning blog is live on the Seattle P-I!

Happy days! Several weeks ago, I applied to the Seattle P-I to author a Seattle lifelong learning blog, and I was approved! They do a great job of enabling Seattle reader blogs amongst their community, and we've pledged to keep it very open and inclusive -- so we'll be linking to great local teachers, classes and organizations that help improve local learning and the discovery of great Seattle...

September 30 , 2008 — 06:33 AM

Great startup metrics conference in San Francisco this week

For those of you involved in the startup world, you're likely wrestling with metrics, metrics, metrics -- that is, "what to measure, how to measure it, and what to do with what you measure?".A good friend and TeachStreet board member, Dave McClure, is running a startup metrics conference this week called Startonomics -- I highly recommend that you hop on a plane to San Francisco (or send you...

September 14 , 2008 — 08:54 AM

Happy Birthday to Me

I want to thank everyone for your well-wishes -- is amazing the impact that social networking sites have had on Birthday rememberances! Just received this "World's Greatest Birthday" card from Gregg... made me chuckle... Try JibJab Sendables® eCards today! Special thanks to the team for their TeachStreet birthday decorations!

September 8 , 2008 — 07:29 AM

New music sensation, Noah Horst

Noah is the son of good friends, Gina and Pete, from high school (Schuylkill Valley). Sorry, Tpny G, for giving you second billing... but it's rare that backup guitarists get any cred!My prediction -- Noah's going to have some extremely enjoyable college years :-)

September 1 , 2008 — 12:03 PM

Follow "The Path With a Heart"

I was just organizing/cleaning up my desk at home, and found this passage -- I love re-reading this often -- I hope you enjoy it too.The Path With A Heart from 'Don Juan a Yaqui Warrior'Anything is one of a million paths. Therefore you must always keep in mind that a path is only a path; if you feel you should not follow it, you must not stay with it under any conditions. To have such clarity...

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