JulieLeung.com: a life told in tidepools

Highlights from the Core Values of the Web Session lead by Mary Hodder at BloggerCon III on Saturday November 6. To summarize the session I would say that the discussion centered around three core issues: Trust. How can we trust each other? What is the effect of anonymity on trust? How do we handle transgressions? […]

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Prayers were answered, and it was a sweet sunny day in Palo Alto. We ate breakfast, lunch and snacks in the courtyard outside the Stanford Law School building. It was my first time on campus and I was impressed by the beauty of the gardening, especially the rows of stout palm trees greeting us on […]

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Highlights from the Medbloggers Session led by Enoch Choi at BloggerCon III. I saw this session on medicine and blogging as specific application, implementation and practices of values and principles discussed in other sessions. For example trust was a common theme woven through various conversations on Saturday: how do we trust each other? In the […]

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Highlights from the Newbies session led by Rebecca McKinnon at BloggerCon III on Saturday November 6, 2004. Ed Cone’s story how he convinced others in his hometown to blog and then had a blogging conference ….if you want to create blogs, number 1 start one yourself, number 2 encourage others to do it… He recommended […]

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I am re-equilibrating to being back at home after a fun weekend at BloggerCon in California. I’d love to publish some posts but I’m a little sick and a lot tired. My trip home today was delayed when my flight from San Jose was cancelled, requiring a re-route through Oakland. Although long (10 hours door […]

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