Category Archives: Launch

Trada Launches, Very Interesting

March 19, 2010 – 2:06 am

Trada, a Boulder startup headed by Niel Robertson and funded by Foundry Group launched today, very, very interesting.  They are:
Trada is revolutionizing the way Agencies, Advertisers and PPC Experts build and manage PPC marketing campaigns. We’ve developed the first PPC marketplace that allows agencies and in-house advertisers to leverage the skills of hundreds of the [...]

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Once.im Launched

October 12, 2009 – 6:50 pm

I love side projects.
I also love domain names, and buying too many of them.
When these powers combine, well, nothing really happens.  Add in a friend Andrew Ryno and you have Once I’m.  A open look at when random friends finish the sentence “Once I’m ______”
Some of my early favorites:

Check out Once I Am and add [...]

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Daily Burn iPhone App

August 17, 2009 – 4:03 pm

I’m stoked to be using the Daily Burn iPhone app.  The site is made for people to track their workouts and eating habits to lead a healthy life and meet their goals.  If you need a kick in the pants, join up!  You can find me on the profile here.  My goal is to drop [...]

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Point B (Parkour Movie by Michael Alosi)

April 12, 2009 – 8:17 am

A few years ago a friend took over my laptop at Trident to show me something called Parkour.
There wasn’t much available.  What was online was interesting, but very rough (cell phone footage).

Parkour is hard to describe, but it is the creative passage from Point A to Point B (hence the title of the film).
Today, Michael [...]

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Open Source Bridge in Portland This Summer

March 28, 2009 – 4:06 pm

Portland will be hosting the Open Source Bridge Conference June 17-19th 2009.
The card says it is ‘connecting developers across projects, languages and backgrounds.’  Also of note, this being planned in a very open and honest way (by an all volunteer army).
Looks really interesting.  Rick has more (as always).

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