Tiffany Farriss's blog

Palantir has never been known to tread water for very long and this year is no exception. We continue to build a sustainable company the way we always have: great clients, awesome projects, and talented colleagues. It is in that spirit that I am thrilled to welcome the following team members to Palantir: Matt Farina (mfer), Michael Mesker, and Emily Brand (ebrand), as well as returning Palantir alum Elliot Vernon.

Much to the chagrin of every teacher I had in elementary school, I have always loved to talk.

And, like many of the traits that seemed negative during my youth (math nerd, sci fi geek, computer dork), my gift of gab has definitely come in handy as an adult. As such, it should come as no surprise that I'm still talking and, of late, it's been around content management.

Knee-deep in the Drupal.org redesign project with Mark Boulton Design, I thought it might be helpful to take a look at what we’ve done, what remains and what it all means.

I’ve clearly got travel on the brain. George and I are traveling to Drupalcon Szeged via Vienna and Budapest for a little pre-conference touring next Thursday and I can’t wait.

Before I leave, however, I need to announce a few more line-up changes for the Palantir team. Welcome to Brad Nowak and Matthew Butcher (mbutcher) and adieu and bon voyage to Rob Thompson and Elliot Vernon!

...ok, so while I did indeed win the Mindfield Sony SingStar Karaoke competition at Lollapalooza (prize: brand new PS3!), this post is not actually about me.
It’s about how the Drupal Association came to name Mark Boulton Design Ltd as their design partner in the Drupal.org redesign.

Palantir has had much to celebrate of late and many people to thank for it. So we threw a party!

We wanted to welcome folks to the new digs, introduce some new faces and thank our friends, family, colleagues and partners for their support and encouragement. Fun was had by all and we've got the pictures to prove it!