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San Jose 2006 Ask.com party pics

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Wed, 2006-08-09 20:27 — Marketing Fan

A bit late on the boat with the party pics from Ask’s party 2 days ago – stay tuned for the Google Dance 2006 pics – and of course some insights from the great discussions with the Google engineers

hope you enjoy!

Laura from Yahoo and Melissa from Bodog
Laura from Yahoo and Melissa from Bodog at the Ask.com party Aug 8

Jim Boykin from WebBuildPages and Christoph Cemper at the Ask.com party Aug 8
Jim Boykin from WebBuildPages and Christoph Cemper at the Ask.com party Aug 8

Hard Working Bartender Chick
This girl was working like a dog to dish out great drinks at the Ask.com party bar

Jan from Friendscout24, Todd / Stuntdubl and Tim from sitetuners at Ask's party
Jan from Friendscout24, Todd / Stuntdubl and Tim from sitetuners at Ask’s party

Blonde Krystal from San Jose at Ask.Com party
Krystal did a great job serviing some del.icio.us food

Dancing Crowd at Ask's party in SJ2006
People were really having a great fun dancing to all sorts of music styles at the Ask-Party… great mood there!

Monte Baumgartner and Christoph C. Cemper
Monte and Christoph at the Ask.com party SES San Jose 2006

Christoph C. Cemper and Aaron Wall (Mr. SEOBOOK)
Christoph C. Cemper and Aaron Wall (Mr. SEOBOOK) at the ASK.com party in San Jose 2006

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