Comments on: Austin Tech Community: Your Support Is Needed. Help Me Show the Science Channel How Much You Totally Rock

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By: Denny

Denny — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 02:08:02 +0000

I stumbled upon Michelle’s Blog, and wanted to just make a short comment, about Austin, TX. I live elsewhere, and think I fit into the Austin culture, but not sure. I love horses, was able to survive the Hippie movement, and actually miss the music and the closeness, versus the coldness of the greedy ones on Wall Street. I like the old west, old music, from the mid sixties thru ? I actually love, listening to the good stuff my dad loved, back to Nat King Cole’s crooning too! I’m a misfit in a society that tries to mold us, and I was born, and broke out of my mold, and have been looking for an accepting place, where free thinkers, lover’s of old fashioned can survive, and meet people who can share time, ideas and laughs with. Is Austin this kind of town? I’m torn between living on my ranch, and hang’n out in Denver at my condo, downtown near Cherry Creek, neither of which fit the bill completely! I need some interation with my kind of people, in a place I would like to say.. is my kinda town. Not to steal a phrase from Sinatra! LOL

By: Tim Mahoney

Tim Mahoney — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:32:40 +0000

Michelle is the quintessential writer and a hub of organization. Even though I have only been following her on twitter for a short time, I have read her past blog entries and tweets, and have been very impressed.

I see a passionate, well-spoken individual who has clear and concise ideas in regards to marketing, technology, and people. She can cohesively meld varying points of view and ideas into an article that is compelling to read and informative. Depending on the targeted audience of the blog entry she is writing, she can be funny, and she can be completely down-to-business. One of her strengths is accurately targeting her information. She knows her audience and how to get the message across. She is also a prolific tweeter, who shares in the short 140-character limit much information, guidance, and feedback.

It is her drive and skills that have brought together several events. She is a gifted organizer, whose determination and abilities have done her well in her professional life, as well as a volunteer. She has organized a very successful tweet-up for a blood drive, and has also put her strengths behind promoting the “Hunger Is Unacceptable” efforts in Austin, benefitting the Capital Area Food Bank.

In short, bringing Michelle in as the editor for a tech blog in one of the most tech-savvy areas of the country is a wise choice, and will result in a very strong presence in the blogging community as well as the rest of society.

By: joeyTWOwheels

joeyTWOwheels — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:05:11 +0000

I’m a firm believer that good things happen to people who do good things for others. Which is probably why the Science Channel contacted Michelle – some sort of kismet Karma.

She’s a generous person who always gives back to her community – both through social media/technology and rolling up her sleeves on the clean streets of Austin. Speaking of – did you know Austin was ranked as a top three cleanest city?
http://tinyurl.com/53tryx

There’s a whole heck of a lot of science involved in staying green.

By: Alex S. Jones

Alex S. Jones — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 14:42:32 +0000

Michelle is an excellent choice to organize and these efforts. As someone who has worked with her on a couple of different projects and become friends through a shared love of technology and Austin, I know how deeply she cares about the high tech industry in Austin and how it interrelates with the other facets that make up this city. Whether she's participating in a discussion at one of our Refresh Austin meetings, helping to spread the word about events for groups like Geek Austin, or driving attention of techies to do good through opportunities like Twitter-driven blood drives, Michelle brings a high level of energy and knowledge to the table.I hope the Science Channel follows-up on this as I think they would benefit greatly from Michelle's work and I think network's audience would gain a lot of insight into a well developed and exciting technology scene.Alex S. Joness last blog post..Recent Links: August 31 to September 07

By: Kristine

Kristine — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 14:39:56 +0000

Ok, that’s just about Austin –

“Why Michelle?” they ask. Simple

She’s one of the biggest advocates for this city. Always promoting Austin – no matter the event or city she’s in.

Personally, I know she’s helped me guide my way through the tech crowd and has always lent her hand when asked. Plus, like I mentioned above, she’s one of those disruptors – challenging some of even the biggest kids in the sandbox. Who didn’t comment on the whuffle post?