03.27.09
AlchemySnap - OCR+Photo Search for TMobile G1
Here’s a demo app I created for the T-Mobile G1, to show off my company’s AlchemyAPI image / text mining infrastructure service.
Watch the video for more info:
Here’s a demo app I created for the T-Mobile G1, to show off my company’s AlchemyAPI image / text mining infrastructure service.
Watch the video for more info:
Colorado has been buzzing with political activity this year: the Democratic National Convention, rallies, protests, volunteers knocking on doors — you name it.
Yesterday my wife and I went to an Obama rally in Denver. We were two of around 100,000 folks in attendence.

Regardless of your political persuasion, stuff like this should make you proud. People taking part in the political process at this level is just amazing.
Early voting in Colorado starts today! To find your closest polling location go here.
Get out and vote!
OK, the OmniGlobe is just super-cool (and made by a Colorado company! — go Colorado!):
(right-click above and choose “Play” to watch the OmniGlobe in action, or just click here)
I’m going to be up in Boulder Colorado tonight demoing a preview of my company’s new AlchemyGrid service. The demo will be at the monthly Boulder / Dever New Technology Meetup event.
Be sure and say hello if you’re at the meetup!
What a week this has been for Denver. Farewell Democratic National Convention, it’s been fun!

The DNC has been a great opportunity to shine the national spotlight on Denver and the greater Rocky Mountain West. The city did a fantastic job as host, and the exposure for Colorado has been great!
OK folks, going to be out of pocket for the next two weeks. I’m getting married, and going on a honeymoon:

Those who need to get in contact with me while away, know how to do so. To everyone else: See you in two weeks! Bula Bula
Nothing like seeing a positive trend continue.
Around a year ago, I posted some yearly crime statistics for my home city of Denver, showing drops in both violent and property crimes compared to the prior year.
This year’s stats were recently posted, showing an 11.2% decrease in property crimes, and a 14.7% decrease in violent crimes. That’s great news. Keep it up, Denver!