Saturday
Breakfast at Bob’s Diner followed by brief shopping.
Drove to Albany in mid afternoon.
Albany Institute of History and Art.
Breakfast at Bob’s Diner followed by brief shopping.
Drove to Albany in mid afternoon.
Albany Institute of History and Art.
Went to CMH for UTM meeting about Remote Patient Monitoring project.
Very succcessful meeting to kick off the patient pilot. Lots of good ideas from the staff.
Drove to Albany. Lunch at Iron Gate restaurant just across the street from the Albany Institute of Art and History. Wandered around Rte 43 going east before connecting with 9 to go back to Hudson.

1924 Auto Show Albany Armory – one of many local photographs in a large survey on display at the Institute.
Drove to Albany.
Along the way we stopped in Kinderhook at jack Shainman’s The School Gallery for the “Winter in America” show. Very diverse but in the end unfocused and not very interesting. Liked the di Suvero sculpture on the lawn.
At the Albany Institute of History and Art. David Drake joined us.
The Capital Region in 50 Objects – surprisingly good.

Horse show making machine

Lunch with Anita Harris & Dave near Pine Hills in a Junior’s sports bar on Madison.
Movie at Spectrum – Martian with Matt Damon – good Hollywood entertainment.
Dinner at Van’s Vietnamese Restaurant 307 Central Ave,. David and Dan Drake, Liz Allen, daughter Lena.
Great firehouse on Delaware Ave, near the Spectrum movie theatre.
Busy day with clients. Reviewed materials from Mary Vaughn Williams at 6:30 am; talked with her at 8:30. Hopefully she got her application in to Martha Lane before leaving for her high school reunion.
Spoke with Alan Coon about the UTM website project again. He had a tough conversation with David Ackerman yesterday and is now doing the repair work on his own dime. Then, Matt Almeida. Spent time catching up on diary.More on this1Some company
Great meeting of HAL Marketing Committee at 4pm. Agi Clark presented her ideas and we had a lively discussion and brainstorming session. Left feeling very buoyant about this work. It is clear that we need to organize the messaging around the various classes of users, children, parents, teens, etc.