Today I met with Habitat for Humanity in Saigon. They have a number of projects they are working on, not only to build houses but to improve water and sewage. We are looking to see if we can ‘t protect their ideas and bring them to a larger market. One thing I learned is that…
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Endorsement Quotes
This week I received two great endorsement quotes for the book. Portions of both are going to be included on the cover when the book is released in December. Here they are: “The Da Vinci Code meets Sideways in Darin Gibby’s debut novel, The Vintage Club. Gibby’s novel pits the obsession of one man to discover…
Dining in Italy
Sometimes, it’s a small world. I found out that a German patent attorney I work with came to the US as a foreign exchange student in high school and was in my same district. He’d visited Sorrento serveral times and took us to some great restaurants. My favorite one was in Capri, on the far side…
Amalfi Coast
Robin and I had a great trip to Sorrento, Italy. Between my patent meetings, we were able to visit some stunning sites with our good friends from all over the world. Probably the highlight was a drive to Postiano, along the Amalfi Coast. There is a small beach and hundreds of restaurants and shops nestled…
Western Union Foundation
Today was the annual golf tournament to raise money for the Western Union Foundation. You couldn’t ask for a better day. And, it was all for a great cause. Golfing at the Castle Pines Golf Club is one of those things you never want to miss.
Update on The Vintage Club
Several people have asked me when my next book is going to hit books stores. So here’s a quick summary of where things stand. Publication Date The publication has been moved to December 1, 2013. Copies of the book should be in the bookstores by then. Hopefully copies, especially in ebook form, will be available…
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Darin’s Discussion on Eli Whitney, Part II.
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