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Geodog: Doc Searls, with a Microsoft badgeholder and Firefox T-shirt, wedged between Dan Farber and Niall Kennedy
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Geodog: Web 20 Personified: Niall Kennedy, Mary Hodder and Steve Gillmor, happy with lollipop.
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Geodog: Anil Dash, so fast he is just a blur.
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Geodog: Anil Dash of SixApart (with a new do, at least new to me) at the center of the crowd, where he does so well.
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Geodog: Adam Gross of Salesforce and Sara Spalding of Adobe
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Geodog: Yoz Grahame demoing Ning
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Geodog: John Musser
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Geodog: Chris Law
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Geodog: Edward Vielmetti and Alex Bosworth
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Geodog: Making Lunch for the Mashup Campers
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Geodog: It felt very strange to spend the day walking around advertising Microsoft Windows. And next time, it would be nice if they could make the names of the people big, and the logo / camp name small.
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Geodog: Sweets for Geeks! Note that the French Chew taffy has only one gram of fat. Clearly these folks haven't heard of the Atkins diet.
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Geodog: My favorite photo model Mary Hodder again, with Bob Frankston this time.
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Geodog: How many geeks can you fit in the main room? A lot, it turns out.
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Geodog: Monday's Mashup Camp schedule, part I
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Geodog: Monday's Mashup Camp schedule, part II
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Geodog: Dinner sign-up on day 2 of Mashup Camp. Not every geek loves Google.
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Geodog: Adrian Holovaty demos his ChicagoCrimes mashup.
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Geodog: Taylor McKnight wins a powerful Sun Niagra/TI Ultrasparc system, presented by Sun President and COO Jonathan Schwartz, for his mashup PodBop.
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Geodog: Adrian Holovaty of the brilliant Chicago Crimes mashup.
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Geodog: Alex King of Wordpress, Tasks, and Feedlounge, with friend.
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Geodog: John Herren of MastrBeta and TagCloud
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Geodog: Billy Bicket and Marnie Webb listening intently to someone.
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Geodog: Jonathan Schwartz of Sun, waiting to give away a Sun server to the winner of the Mashup contest
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Geodog: Kaliya Hamlin, Identity Woman
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Geodog: Dan Gillmor
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Geodog: Dan Farber, Doc Searls, and someone I don't know.
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Geodog: Adam Tow of Sharpcast
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Geodog: John Herren's MastrBeta, my favorite mashup. , because of the way it simultaneously uses and mocks the web 2.0 conventions.
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Geodog: JD Lasica getting a demo of tag cloud from John Herren.