Apologies if this already exists, but I’d like to gather IM screennames of ISIS people, just to be able to communicate quicker.
I’ll start - I’m MerkuroN (on AIM).
Just add your screenname/UIN as a comment!

Some new, some old Blender logo ideas up at http://www.stanford.edu/~merkuron/isis/blender/. I’m trying to figure out whether something should actually go inside the blender, or if we should leave it blank. The ‘iBlender’ name is just poking fun at the now rounded-corner logo. Blender-Star was someting Phil sketched that Mojan had me mock […]

The blender has been described various ways by various people. Popular definitions include: office space for student groups, place to try new things, a place to bring people together who wouldn’t otherwise meet, a place to incubate new service ideas, etc.
It seems that what we’re really trying to do is promote Social Entrepreneurship. There are […]

The Long Distance Computer

Macromedia Central is an alternative to the blog format for groups@stanford…it is proprietary of course, but the project management functionality they demonstrate on their site is pretty impressive.

Gov. Sonny Perdue Monday introduced plasma screen technology that will be used by the Georgia DOT to allow commuters real-time viewing of road conditions and traffic levels.
Kinda sounds like something we have tried!
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/1103/25traffic.html

Check out the beta RSS feeds (still on our dev server). There are full versions with images and full descriptions and lite versions. I subscribe to the full versions of the Today’s and Lectures feeds in Outlook using NewsGator and it’s really awesome — I feel informed!
For those unfamiliar with the technology, it’s […]

I already now have a reputation as a jargon-junkie (calcify, adhocracies, philosophistry)…
well, here’s more… javant-garde, entreprenerd, Sand Hill road kill, schleptop.

Not sure where to post this, we don’t have a bug submission system (or do we and I just haven’t been paying attention?). The new blog format is skewed when viewed with a Gecko browser. Check this screenshot for details.
And baaaaack to work. Damn Sundays.

Sure we’re not as prolific as Phil’s singlehanded posting over at his blog, but we’ve posted over 500 items to the ISIS blog. Way to go team!
As you can see, we’ve also been tinkering with the blog layout, trying to make it more conducive to what we’re using it for. You’ll notice that there’re […]