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If you've followed my blog and tweets long enough, you know that me and my friends are foodies. So, when we heard that Five Guys burgers was coming to Greensboro, we started planning for our opening day visit weeks in advance! Haha! I know we're crazy. Anyway, the day finally came last week, and I archived the entire thing on video. So, hold onto your hats, and watch below as me and my crazy

Today, I posted my 20,000th tweet on Twitter believe it or not! Wow! It's kinda hard to think I've been tweeting for so long! Not only has Twitter become a way to communicate what's going on in my life and become how I get the majority of my news, but it's also become one of my favorite avenues for socializing. I have met so many incredible people on Twitter, and each month I meet more and

I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who likes to record video shout-outs for their favorite products! See below for Josh Holden's latest homage to Jamba Juice! Josh is back in NYC and excited that he can enjoy Java Juice again... because, as you might guess, Jamba Juice isn't racing to open a location at Holden Beach just yet. Anyway, his video is fun & will make you smile, and I think

I've finally got some more video footage of the 1st Greensboro Tastecasting event at Table 16 (see below). In this episode, you'll see Josh Holden and Ryan Robbins walking on the way to the event (I'm behind the camera), footage of Table 16's Chef Graham discussing the night's menu, and Ryan Robbins and me giving some feedback on the night's event.Watch now

Two weeks ago, Adam Arney and I organized the 1st Tastecasting event in Greensboro, NC. Tastecasting, a platform for socially networked people to help restaurants build their businesses, was started in Ohio and has slowly grown to include a dozen cities across the nation. The 1st Greensboro Tastecasting event was held at Table 16 restaurant in downtown Greensboro, and I must say the food was

A short while ago, Ryan Robbins found a cute turtle on the side of the road and proclaimed that it must have been a pet that had been set free by its owner. I was skeptical, but I let her convince me. She claimed that selling turtles as pets in the state of North Carolina was not legal and that "Hugo has to be a domesticated turtle that was either set free or escaped." Well, after a few weeks