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LinkXL @ SES & Google, San Jose, CA


dsc01580.JPG dsc01579.JPGFounder John Lessnau demonstrating the LinkXL software

The line up to go to the Google Dance More of the 12 lines The Google Helpers
Walking up to the Plex Once in you got your special t-shirt for the Google dance 2007 Google Plex was amazing….
VollyballSES San Jose Google Dance 2007 Get your food! Everything available for the meat eater, vegan and veggie
Great Google Spread Great Google Spread Pulled pork sandwich, hot dogs, veggie burgers and more
The Google Plex The Google Plex The Google Plex Dance SES San Jose 2007
Google even brought out the pool tables for us Google did a great job making the “experience” for us Where the Googler’s work… future LinkXL offices
Google rewards Text Link Advertising for employees Meet the Google Engineers - thanks Eric! Meet the Google Engineers - thanks Eric!
John and Matt Cutts - Note the “I Heart Matt Cutts” Hat Excellent kitchen’s for the Google employees Inside the Google “Night Club”
Inside the Google “Night Club” Inside the Google “Night Club” Video Game Room at Google Dance SES 2007
Chillin’ @ Google Dance SES 2007 Google Map “THIS PLACE IS BIG” - SES 2007 Google - SES 2007

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 21st, 2007 at 9:52 am and is filed under LinkXL, Special Notes. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

One Response to “LinkXL @ SES & Google, San Jose, CA”

  1. free Says:
    November 24th, 2007 at 11:29 am

    greatings…

    Agree…

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