Tony Stubblebine
About: I'm co-organizing Web2Open, the unconference section of the Expo. You can read more about it on the wiki and if you're planning on participating you should make sure to pick the Web2Open track when you edit your CrowdVine profile answers.
I'm also the CEO/Founder of CrowdVine, former contributor to Wesabe, Odeo, and O'Reilly, and the author of Regular Expression Pocket Reference. In my free time I enjoy urban hiking, junk tv (hell date, american idol, terminator), and one-or-three-star movies (but not two-or-four star). I also built the IHeartQuotes robot which you can follow on Twitter. Try sending it quotes with @iheartquotes.
Discussions
RIA Shootout at the Open
--We're adding an RIA shootout to the Open following Ryan Stewart's Taking Web 2.0 Offline and On the Desktop talk. I want some help tracking down t...
Small Business Hacks
--What are your tricks for running a business? We've added a session to the Open for Small Business Hacks, Thursday @ 1:30. It'll be round-table f...
UI for Data Portability @ Web2Open
--Some of you may know there's many emerging standards to make it easier for you to bring your identity from one website to the next. These standards...
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How Do You Use Twitter?
--The folks over at Twitter posted a video starring yours truly with a few other twitter users in support roles. Check it out: How Do You Use Twitter...
Introducing Jay and the New CrowdVine Blog
--Jay put together an official CrowdVine blog. It’s already got a nice post where I explain who Jay is. Here are some of the cool things I thin...
Urban Hike Roundup
--Sarah wrote up our Urban Hiking experience for the NY Times small business section. Turns out these Urban Hiking expeditions aren’t just gran...
Lusting After Car Art
--My friend Tim’s company, Infectious.com, just launched. They do vinyl art stickers for your car. For now, the art is from a select group of g...
Two Good Things
--For the past year or so, Sarah and I have ended each day by telling each other two good things. For the bulk of the year, our format was for the tw...
Deliberate Practice
--Sarah and I just got back from a talk at Haas about “deliberate practice” as it relates to excellence. The idea is that how good (or ex...
Small Business Hacks
--Here are my notes from the small business hacks session at Web2Open. Don MacAskill, Jen Bekman, and Bryan Mason were the major guests. Don’t ...
Slashdot Review for Regular Expression Pocket Reference
--Michael J. Ross gave the second edition of Regular Expression Pocket Reference a score of 9/10 in his Slashdot review. He was particularly impres...
Great Sessions at Web2Open
--Web2Open is coming together with some sessions that I’m pretty psyched for. The Open is the free unconference side of Web 2.0 Expo. Like othe...
Slashdot Review for Regular Expression Pocket Reference
--Michael J. Ross gave the second edition of Regular Expression Pocket Reference a score of 9/10 in his Slashdot review. He was particularly impress...
Take the Next Step, Paul
--In college I had a wonderful Humanities professor who insisted on making us write short essays so we could practice writing succinctly. After each ...
Retro Audio
--This is so sweet. I found a post about a new venture from my Dad, Forget CDs Or iTunes - Buy Your Music On Reel-To-Reel Tape From The Tape Project...
Take the Next Step, Paul
--In college I had a wonderful Humanities professor who insisted on making us write short essays so we could practice writing succinctly. After each ...
Recent Purchases
--I purchased three things in the last year that I’ve ended up being very happy with. System76 Pangolin Laptop Last summer I decided to switch...
IHeartQuotes is a Robot
--Two summers ago I put up IHeartQuotes.com, a personal project to see what kind of site I could develop in two work days. It’s a quote rating ...
The Responsibility Revolution
--I’ve heard a couple of things recently that I want to share and see if anyone has any feedback. One. I was at a conference for Meeting Profes...
Weak Dollar Means More European Business
--I recently started seven straight work days with phone calls to Europe. That was a little jarring at first but made some sense because we’d j...
Web2Open
--Sarah and I just signed up to organize Web2Open, the unconference that runs inside of Web 2.0 Expo (April 22-25). It’s free, so you should co...
What are you reading?
--For the new year, Sarah and I instituted a no “random laptopping” after 10pm rule. That means if we’re not doing productive work ...
I will be better tomorrow
--I liked this article on Tiger Woods’ work ethic and dedication to improvement. “I view my life in a way ??? I’ll explain it to y...
Nominate us for the Crunchies
--Hey you! Nominate CrowdVine for the Crunchies under best boot-strapped startup. Then read on the CrowdVine blog why we don’t call ourselves b...
53 Things
--Last week my last employer celebrated their one year launch anniversary. That means this week is my 53 week anniversary since going solo. My goals ...
Launched: CrowdVine for Conferences
--We just launched our new product, CrowdVine for Conferences. Here’s the official announcement where I try to explain the product in layman te...
Introducing Jay and the New CrowdVine Blog
--Jay put together an official CrowdVine blog. It’s already got a nice post where I explain who Jay is. Here are some of the cool things I thin...
OAuth for Mac Apps
--OAuth is one of the standards behind the emerging open social web. It allows you to grant access for one site to access data on another, say allowi...
OpenSocial Not Open for Service Providers
--Yet. Google released their OpenSocial API. It allows social-network aware widgets to run on any site that implements the standard. Unfortunately, i...
Web 2.0 Expo Berlin
--We’re getting ready to launch a CrowdVine network for Web 2.0 Expo Berlin. I was at their fall expo in San Francisco and thought the sessions...
Bad Online Dates
--Back in August, we took on two clients who wanted to use CrowdVine as the platform for a more customized site. Today, the first of those, Bad Onlin...
I also do weddings
--When I’m not nerding out, I’ve been known to perform the occasional wedding as a minister of the Universal Life Church. The picture abo...
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Comments
Thanks Tony - I added the Web2Open Takeout Dinner to the Party List: http://en.xihalife.com/b/ju...
Hi Tony,
Thanks for your note. I'm still working on finalizing my plans, but will let you know when things are more certain.
Hi Tony - nice to meet you - my background is a NASA photo of the surface of Mars - it's so surreal! Hope to meet you (too). You can always visit me on the Rock.
- Ranger Craig
Hey Tony, an idea for a Web2Open session...
"Mobile Web Reality Check"
What is the real state of the state, when will we see ubiquitous Geo-location? Fat or thin? Android? iPhone SDK?
So many questions, who can speak to it all? Would be a great interactive discussion.
Glad you did this. Love the platform.
