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Articles

  • What I Learned at Flickr

    A quick recap of my visit to see the lovely people at Flickr in March of this year. This continues the theme of articles I should have written months ago, but didn't. Short version: Flickr loves you and your photos - for keeps.
  • A Piece of the Puzzle

    If we ever wanted to create a more vibrant, creative, diverse economy here in Ireland where would we start? Education is important, scale is important - but I'd start with humility, generosity and honesty.
  • Escape from Alcatraz

    I made it! The Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon was everything I hoped it would be; tough, fast, exciting. Hotter than I would have liked, but an absolutely great race. This is my full report of the lead up to the race, the race itself and the journey home.
  • Alcatraz

    Two weeks to go.

Photographs

  • After the Race
  • My Chair Runs Linux
  • Before Dawn in Transition
  • Rent a Bike - Giant TCR C2
  • Front
  • In-Flight Entertainment
  • Apple is *Everywhere*
  • Empty Shop
  • Media Scrum
  • Swim Exit
  • Transition Area
  • Moscone Center
  • Yahoo Party
  • Apple Pie With Cheese
  • Heart
  • Dan Lyons - Fake Steve Jobs
  • Jean Aw
  • San Francisco - From Coit Tower
  • Me and Luxo
  • Floor Game
  • Ken Plays a Mean Pinball
  • Pixar
  • Bay Bridge
  • Pixar Badge
  • Exercise Yard
  • Leaves of Green
  • Visiting Adaptive Path
  • Alcatraz
  • Flickr Indexing
  • John's Grill
  • Tad's Broiled Steaks
  • Cells
  • Cell Block Wall
  • The Regulations
  • Ruins
  • Windows
  • Water Tower
  • Light House
  • Guard Tower
  • Finish Line
  • Golden Gate Bridge
  • Reality
  • Amen to That
  • Chess Players
  • Fiction
  • Yahoo Party
  • Breakfast
  • Swim Exit
  • Run Chute
  • Race Registration
  • Timing Tent
  • Finish Line, Seating, Alcatraz
  • Race Briefing
  • Triathlon Expo
  • Boat to Alcatraz
  • Ireland Connects @ The W
  • Tim O'Reilly
  • Matt Jones - Dopplr
  • Matt Mullenweg - Automattic
  • Web20
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Paul May is a designer and UX consultant from Dublin, Ireland; he is currently a student at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP). Feel free to directly (or you can use the contact form). You can also get him on twitter or flickr. Paul enjoys writing in the third person.