Scenes from #VCTweetup at Bobbi’s Restaurant
See the full gallery on Posterous VCTweetup at Bobbi’s Mexican restaurant & Grill. The owners, Mike and Tobi were kind enough to provide free yummy tamales. Bobbi’s is in Camarillo, near Carmen Blvd.
See the full gallery on Posterous VCTweetup at Bobbi’s Mexican restaurant & Grill. The owners, Mike and Tobi were kind enough to provide free yummy tamales. Bobbi’s is in Camarillo, near Carmen Blvd.
I received two security-related emails in the last 24 hours. One was from Gawker Media stating that there was a breach via its commenting system. The second email arrived this morning from LinkedIn, asking me to reset my password because my account was disabled for “security reasons.”
According to this Gawker blog post, Lifehacker, Gizmodo, Gawker, Jezebel, io9, Jalopnik, Kotaku, Deadspin, and Fleshbot were all affected by the security breach.
See the full gallery on Posterous There was a notice in the Santa Paula Times paper announcing the filming of an HBO series. The notice didn’t say the name of the series so of course I had to snoop around. 🙂 The Glen Tavern Inn is supposed to be haunted. The filming was going on …
Todd original, One Night Stand at Fine Art Mgt in Camarillo. For $50,000, this could be yours!
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Los Angeles held its year end event in Santa Monica this past Tuesday. Center directors, business advisors, staff and SBA staffers were all there.
I’m a marketing and social media advisor at the SBDC center as part of the Economic and Development Center in Ventura County (EDC-VC) and this was the center’s first trip to the year end event.
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Due to a number of factors, a great number of people (friends, supporters, participants) cannot make it this weekend to San Luis Obispo. But we still expect a very good group, so we have decided to hold a big meetup in town and postpone the formal event for early 2011 when more people can make it.
One of the greatest benefits of video is its ability to end up all over the Internet. You post a video to YouTube, the message resonates with viewers, and they share the video with the world. For example, after helping my nephew tie a tie before his first job interview, I decided to do a video of the process. To my surprise, the video took off and now has over 5,500 views!