Jenny Du would partake in drinking Mickey’s 40s in champagne glasses. How is Drinking Mickey’s 40s at the Avenue A | Razorfish SEO office allowed you may ask? Easy. Be part of a kick@ss SEO team and pour some for the boss man. Thanks for the great idea, Sean Stahlman!
I don’t know if a lot needs to be said about this picture. Courtesy of Isaiah Zagar, I own a beautiful work of art. I didn’t know I could love my house anymore than I already did, but having this mosaic done definitely increased the love.
This was the third Web Analytics Wednesday in Philadelphia that Brian Cosgrove, Brian McGinty, and I hosted. The first two were sponsored by tealeaf and this third was sponsored by Avenue A | Razorfish Analytics. We tried an open roundtable to have the group share their thoughts on analytics packages and topics they were interested in for future WAWs. It’s been a great turnout and I can’t wait for the future ones which we’ve confirmed will be sponsored by FactorTG, WebTrends, and Google Analytics. Is it odd that I’m this excited about WAW?
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Some people have asked why I climbed the Google dinosaur. The simple answer is “because I can.” Basically, this is something Jenny Du would do. Was it difficult? No. Dare Bear hoisted me above its ankle and a few feet higher, we were ready to pose. The Google security guard was nice enough to wait until we had a few key shots before asking me to get down for my safety.
The question you may have is, “how impressive is this really?” Let’s consider the picture below. It’s a fuzzy shot of the same night, at the Google Dance 2008. Loren Baker, who is nearly 7 feet tall, is just within danger level with the dinosaur’s head. He is much braver than me. While I braved the climb, estimated at 6 feet above ground, Loren did not fear the bite of the beast. Ah SES San Jose 2008.
