• at gonzalez y gonzalez with classmates after last class of semester…i’m so done! #
• working on wireframes for djgig.com…lot’s of great ideas flowing…very cool #
• got erotic disco designs from ann li today…nice…now I need to slice and get into wordpress #
• @emilychang should be ready to run something by u next week, would love to get your feedback #
• running out of juice on both pda and macbp, probably best way to shut me up, lol #
• gearing up to produce a new mix show this weekend now that school is over #
• @johnadams good connecting with you on twitter #
• Night night everyone! #
• Updating my Gravatar @http://en.gravatar.com/ #
• Ha choo! Ha choo! Whoa is me. Time to get my Clarinex. #
• Does anyone think that GoDaddy’s site is just unweildy. They really need to simplify. They keep adding on top of what already sucks. #
• Testing out Rally Dev, an online SAS product development / project management / bug tracking tool. Looks neat. #
• Time to stay focused on the goals today. Have a lot in the works. #
• At NYU’s media lab to finish up a project and hand it in. Also have to meet with my advisor for the summer. Might have an internship too. #
• @sameera_cmc will review on my blog on Netmix.com soon….maybe next week…will let you know when #
• Tried to get girlfriend to meet me halfway btw NYC & Mt Kisco (White Plains) for dinner at Cheescake Factory, she’s gonna stay home. #

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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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