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October 25, 2005
Yo, Campadre!
I'm sitting here on the train to Rochester trying to figure out what voice, what feel, I want to give to my bio for this blog. "Should I," I wondered, "use the standard blah, blah, boring author bio, or my shorter, but equally as boring speaker bio?" In the end I have decided to simply pick out a few points that I think sum me up the best and leave it at that. So here are the points in no particular order:
October 21, 2005
Making inroads…
Recently I was at a cartograpy convention, it was a fascinating experience. Years ago I made informational maps when I was a CAD guy and was starting to play with GIS systems. My how cartography has changed since then. I learned over lunch that the process has changed from building up information to create a map to a process of deleting data until you have what you want.
October 20, 2005
West Coast Intro
So as long as we're doing intros, I'm Colin, the Pacific Northwest guy.
I used to be a trainer and covered a broad range of applications in both print and web design and production. Shortly before joining Adobe, I specialized in conversion training from Quark to InDesign workflows.
October 17, 2005
In the beginning...
We'll start out with some introductions and let you know who we are and why we're here. Scratch Disk is the collaborative effort of several Adobe Application Engineers who work with all our desktop applications (and some of our server apps) across the US and Canada. In the coming days you'll meet the rest of us, but for now we'll start in Chicago.