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Dropping Names

I wanted to say thanks to the many wonderful people I had a chance to meet at UXWEEK2006 (in no particular order): Steven Berlin Johnson, author of Everything Bad is Good For You and Emergence (which I’ve added to my “must read” list); Ray Daly of the NEA; Chiara Fox, Dan Saffer, Brandon Schauer and Ryan Freitas, all of Adaptive Path (who organized the whole shebang); Jace Cole of Allstate Insurance; Bradley Horowitz of Yahoo; Betsy Pitlick of Washington Mutual; Luc-Rock Paquin of Canada Business Industry; Bryan Busch, Geniant; Jeff Veen, Google; Craig Duncan of the UN OCHA in Geneva, Switzerland; Alice Yeo, Autotrader.com; Jane Louise Webster, Council on Foundations; John Vincent, LL Bean; Kevin Lingerfelt, Americans United for Separation of Church and State; Dan Brown, author of Communicating Design; and Bryan Chamberlain, Nationwide.

To anyone I’ve left out, my apologies. To all, I look forward to the next time our paths cross. For photos, check out the UXWEEK2006 tag on Flickr.

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