Comments on: Judging the Hack Day entries… http://salimismail.com/?p=52 Slim's pickins about the internet, life in general et al.... Sat, 08 May 2010 21:18:17 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Alex Piner http://salimismail.com/?p=52&cpage=1#comment-1642 Alex Piner Fri, 27 Oct 2006 01:10:37 +0000 http://salimismail.com/?p=52#comment-1642 Hey Salim, Very nice to meet you at Commerce.net. Keep in touch, Best, Alex Hey Salim,

Very nice to meet you at Commerce.net.
Keep in touch,

Best,

Alex

]]> By: Moblogging purse takes Hack Day grand prize - Yodel Anecdotal http://salimismail.com/?p=52&cpage=1#comment-1349 Moblogging purse takes Hack Day grand prize - Yodel Anecdotal Mon, 02 Oct 2006 23:33:13 +0000 http://salimismail.com/?p=52#comment-1349 [...] We’re all pretty wiped out from the weekend, which was described as transformative, off the hook, familial and hard to top. People came from Boston, Florida, New York, Tennessee, Chicago, Vancouver, and Abbotsford, Ontario. The hacks were judged by David Filo, Jeff Weiner, Ash Patel, Bradley Horowitz, Chad Dickerson, David Hornik, Peter Fenton, Gina Trapani, Salim Ismail and Mike Arrington. [...] [...] We’re all pretty wiped out from the weekend, which was described as transformative, off the hook, familial and hard to top. People came from Boston, Florida, New York, Tennessee, Chicago, Vancouver, and Abbotsford, Ontario. The hacks were judged by David Filo, Jeff Weiner, Ash Patel, Bradley Horowitz, Chad Dickerson, David Hornik, Peter Fenton, Gina Trapani, Salim Ismail and Mike Arrington. [...]

]]> By: :Ben Metcalfe Blog » Blog Archive » Yahoo! Hack Day was off the hook http://salimismail.com/?p=52&cpage=1#comment-1345 :Ben Metcalfe Blog » Blog Archive » Yahoo! Hack Day was off the hook Mon, 02 Oct 2006 16:43:24 +0000 http://salimismail.com/?p=52#comment-1345 [...] Well organized What can I say, the event was very well organized. It didn’t feel too ridged and structured – apart from the presentations, which had to be kept short as there were over 50 of them to be judged (more on that from Salim Ismail). But the rest of the time was very relaxed. When events run smoothly, like this one did, you know that there are lots going on behind the scene to achieve that. Food just ‘magically appeared’, the cafeteria suddenly was cleared of it’s tables and chairs, trash kept disappearing from the floors… People in the background were responsible for ensuring the event ran seamless. [...] [...] Well organized What can I say, the event was very well organized. It didn’t feel too ridged and structured – apart from the presentations, which had to be kept short as there were over 50 of them to be judged (more on that from Salim Ismail). But the rest of the time was very relaxed. When events run smoothly, like this one did, you know that there are lots going on behind the scene to achieve that. Food just ‘magically appeared’, the cafeteria suddenly was cleared of it’s tables and chairs, trash kept disappearing from the floors… People in the background were responsible for ensuring the event ran seamless. [...]

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