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Laurent Bossavit and J. B. Rainsberger invite you to participate in the Gordon Pask Award program. We would like to improve the program in a number of ways, including collecting nominations throughout the year, researching candidates' contributions to the agile community and giving everyone a greater chance to get to know past winners. We need your help to do this well.

For the moment, we seek volunteers to help with work such as:

• advertise and promote our initiatives on weblogs, in discussion groups, in user groups, at conferences, and wherever you can garner attention
• design a physical Gordon Pask Award prize
• interview Brian Marick about the story behind instituting the Gordon Pask Award in 2005
• interview past award winners and write articles about them
• connect the program with public relations or press outlets to help promote the award and raise its profile in the larger software community
• suggest changes to the nomination process
• suggest something special for the fifth year of the award (2009)
• design a logo and color scheme for the Gordon Pask Award

If you would like to help, please send email to gordonpaskaward@agilealliance.org and tell us how you'd like to help. You might tell us you'd simply like to help in whatever capacity we need, or that you have a specific task or project in mind to which to contribute. We welcome all comers.

Thank you for your time, attention and interest.

Laurent Bossavit and J. B. Rainsberger, 
Directors of the Gordon Pask Award Program

For the students out there: Buzzword (online word processor built in Flex) is hiring an intern for the summer 2009, second year in a row.

While I 've had a Twitter account for some time now, I rarely ever "twitted".  Mostly because I do not have a data account on my cell phone, and I found it a pain to navigate to twitter.com to post what I was, well, supposed to post.  Then, I noticed that may of the "twits or tweets or whatever the micro-posts are called" were coming from "TweetDeck".   

This post originally appeared on the seocats.org site in 2006 before Adobe Groups was created and is being posted here for archiving purposes.

This post originally appeared on the seocats.org site in the spring of 2008 before Adobe Groups was created and is being posted here for archiving purposes.

Available January 1st, 2009, see: http://co.ldfusion.com/index.cfm/2008/12/1/Free-ColdFusion-Hosting

Spring <br /> Conference 2009 is in the works.  Stay tuned for info on Registration, Speakers and Sessions.  This one day conference is always a hit!

http://www.sbconference.com