Seattle Chief Geek Web 2.0 Page

Chief Seattle Geek

A PERSONAL WEBSITE FOR
BILL SCHRIER
CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, CITY OF sEATTLE

www.chiefseattlegeek.com
page updated 30 March 2009

Government 2.0 Barcamp - 28-29 March 2009

These photos are thumbnails - click a photo to see an enlargement - lower on this page are my "unique" and "non-tourist" photos of D.C. The details of the Barcamp are on the Govloop page here.


Opening Session, Friday (note the drinking onstage)	In the Gallery, announcing the sessions	The smallest participant in the "Publishing" session
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Sorting and scheduling the sessions, day 1	Sorting and scheduling the sessions,day 2	Macon Phillips and Bev Godwin of the White House New Media staff

Opening Session Crowd in the Auditorium	The Venue - Duke Ellington School for the Arts in Georgetown	Public Safety and National Security Session leaders John and Eric

Local Governments' Session	Local Governments Session	Mural announcing the Plenary Session

Mural of Government 2.0	Mural: Floor Plan for the Sessions	Mural: Open Source

Mural: The Rise of the Goverati

Here are some of Bill Schrier's Photos of DC - not quite your usual tourist photos - click on any thumbnail for a larger image - the "thumb" in the photos is mine - those are my "thumbprints":


Korean War Memorial with leafless trees and fog.	Paper newspapers in front of the Newseum - getting to be fewer and fewer each day	Initials carved into a tree at the DC War Memorial

Ducks diving and losing their feathers at the Capitol	Pesticides and the Capitol	Puddles on the Path to the Washington Monument, lost in the fog

Ice Tea at the starting marker of some long-forgotten ride, just south of the White House	John Deere Tractors (far right) at the Capitol - I'm originally from Iowa so "John Deere" means jobs and home	Johns at the Jefferson Monument

When the Capitol tells you to stop, they mean STOP	The Wheelbarrow of the Supreme Court

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