Posted by: Andrea R. on: October 21, 2008
Most of the content and all content forthcoming now has a new home at http://andrearbaker.com or http://vindictiveimmunity.com (This site redirects to the new domain).
Please update your blogrolls and subscriptions to reflect the change.
Thank you for reading and being a friend on the web.
Posted by: Andrea R. on: July 10, 2008
Last night I attended an event to help plan the East Coast version for the b-annual (un)conference event known as “She’s Geeky” The concept of She’s Geeky (cue the Beastie Boys), comes from a woman whom I had the pleasure of meeting when I was attending the Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco back in [...]
Posted by: Andrea R. on: April 24, 2008
Yesterday was an amazingly different and wondrous day. It started off with the hotel finding us the biggest chocolate croissants evar! Then Steve Mandzik and I walked down to E*Trade. After which, we started walking back to the Moscone West when we were stopped by News Channel 5 in SF to talk about the presidential [...]
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Posted by: Andrea R. on: March 18, 2008
Last week I started the launch of our blog presence at Navstar Inc. The website and blog are still undergoing cosmetic reconstruction and therefore the link to the blogs is not linked on the company website, yet. But I am putting the link out there so those who meet me at conventions and conferences can [...]
Posted by: Andrea R. on: March 11, 2008
I am coining this new term:
Wikiflying
When a super gardener on a wiki is wikifying so fast, their wikiflying.
Posted by: Andrea R. on: February 6, 2008
I have a bunch of conferences on my radar, but which ones I will actually attend are still up in the air. I need to make those decisions with my work, so its not just me that gets to decide to go or who on my team wants to go too. But regardless if I [...]
This is the personal blog of Andrea R. Baker. The views expressed within this blog are not representative of her employer, Navstar Inc. or any other professional association.
