Here’s a quick hit on what’s been going on. After the Digital Media Wire Conference wrapped up in Manhattan, my mid-terms at NYU hit and I’ve been swamped taking care of those and attending the funeral of my cousin, who unfortunately passed on well before her time.

I’ve been trying to clean up the Photo Gallery, but haven’t had much luck. It’s a Wordpress Plug-In called X-Gallery created by David Kramer. He’s not sure why the Photo Gallery is breaking this template, so I may have to switch design templates when I find something that I like.

I’m also having a problem with my wp-rss2.php file which activates the RSS feed, so right now you may not be able to get RSS2 from my blog. Submitted a bug report to the Wordpress team and am awaiting a reply.

I’m very excited today to both be finishing up my Algebra homework…cough…cough…right! No really, I’m excited today because I’m going to meet Christina Topham of TheGraciousHost.com, who I hear cooks a mean Lobster Risotto! We’re going to check out some graffiti and enjoy a gelato on this beautiful pre-spring day in New York City.

I’ll be bringing along my new, 8 Megapixel Konica/Minolta Dimage A200, which has been serving me well. I’m starting down the road of digital photography and am hoping that I get good enough to have an exhibit one day.

Here are a few recent photos I’ve taken. Enjoy!

Netmix founder, Tony Zeoli is an accomplished DJ and currently works in Product Development and User Experience Design for Zaah Technologies in Farmingdale, NY.  Netmix founder, Tony Zeoli, is an avid blogger and DJ. His day job is in Product Development and User Experience Design for Zaah Technologies. In his spare time, he likes to work on electronic dance music, play basketball and develop his digital photography skills. Once in a while, he indugles in a peanut butter and fluff sandwich with an ice cold glass of low-fat milk.

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