the unromantic side of homesteading: we lost our first baby goat today

They dont tell you about animal loss in any of the homesteading books.  Unless you are a pro, caring for a newborn animal is serious business. We had two baby goats born a day apart.  The first was sickly and we took her to the doc twice, got lots of antibiotics and watched her carefully [...]

Moderating event with founders of WordPress and Craigslist

This post feels a bit like deja vu of they professional blog… but here goes: ————————- Tomorrow in San Francisco I will be moderating an event with Craig Newmark and Matt Mullenweg. Here is the event blog post and the official event writeup (its at the bottom of the page.) Shout out to Amanda Noz [...]

To professional infiniti and beyond!!!!!

I have decided to follow the American tradition of risk, reward and small business.  I have started a consulting company helping individuals and companies develop strong web identities,  increase web presence awareness via blogging & social networks, and improve productivity using web2.0 tools and technologies.  I am also learning all the practical ins & outs [...]

Cry me a river

I am feeling nostalgic and remembering when Worldcom was trading at 6 cents per share and had a market cap of $30 million. Many of my co-workers were getting margin calls on mortgage loans (your house was your collateral) of 6 figures at 9 am to be payable in cash by 2 pm the same [...]

Web2.0ing for a good cause

I am a boardmember of the AJC – Bay Area Chapter.  I consider them my good luck charm as during our association:  I met Ryan, had two children, got married and adopted “Aaya DOG!” (as my oldest call her.) I have been assisting them on redesigning their website to incorporate new technologies and web2.0 practices.  [...]

Of Burritos and Boolean

Last Friday  Jim Fenton treated me to lovely lunch.  Thank you Jim and next time its my treat. Naturally our discussion wandered on to web2.0 technologies (my favorite thing) and security (Jim’s favorite thing.)  After a summer of kids, bbqs and poolside tanning sessions, it was a pleasure to talk shop with such a tech-savvy [...]

Annie Leavitt (1932-2008)

Annie Leavitt was my science teacher and advisor at Fay.  She will be dearly missed.  She and her family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Express Yourself, or in this case Myself

Now that I am not part of the Cisco juggernaut, I am no longer bound by their blogging codes and guidelines.  So fasten your literary seat-belts as I start blogging about the world according to Inna. So here is my first unCisco thought of the day… Best way to increase traffic to your blog… send [...]

Will work for…..

So I have decided to try a little experiment: does having a resume on your blog lead anywhere??? Its like a grown-up version of telephone… I am interested in seeing where it will land. So dear reader please feel free to read, submit and interview.  Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Its a bird! Its a plane!…..Its a flying pig!0!0!0

So I used to think that the National Inquirer was, well, not credible.  I mean they always have an alien next to a president, or some other wild new story on the cover.  Boy was I wrong.  It turns out that they are credible, and timely, and ACCURATE!!!! I mean what is this world coming [...]

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