Greater Atlanta Region

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Atlanta Council BBYO, also known as The Council, is a division of BBYO inc. located in Atlanta, GA. One of the largest councils in the order, Atlanta Council is home to 6 AZA chapters and 5 BBG chapters.

1 AZA Chapters
2 2010 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 2.1 BBG
3 2009 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 3.1 AZA
- 3.2 BBG
4 2008-2009 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 4.1 AZA
- 4.2 BBG
5 2007-2008 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 5.1 AZA
- 5.2 BBG
6 2006-2007 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 6.1 AZA
- 6.2 BBG

AZA Chapters

Folks, its not a bad as it seems. There is a disable for the gas pedal. Its caelld the brake. Snarky Comment Ahead'Does Mercedes make a car that will potentially enable you to post more than three days a week? Not being a (complete and total) ass, but things have been pretty slim here lately, just wondering what is up. Things seemed to really fall off the scale after JJ left. Other gadget sites are burying yall with their volume. Given this time of year, and the abundance of new tech flowing out, it just seems odd BBG seems like a ghost town. I know you mentioned weeks ago that you had something in the works; so I assume for now that Rachel the RealDoll has arrived. Otherwise, is BBG headed to that great box of ones and zeros in the sky? I used to admire greatly the abundantly absurd prose that was applied to even the most mundane gadget post. I miss BBG.

i certainly miss joel. bronlwee too, for that matter, though it's been a while on that note. looking forward to things picking up a bit!more on-topic: this seems sort of like the lexus that parallel-parks itself. i don't want it or need it, but my boss's wife is gonna go nuts about it. anything that makes driving less like a responsibility and more like being chaufeurred.

2010 Atlanta Council Executive Board

Effectively we're look at the death of the traditional copllhene, or at least the merging of the idea of a copllhene and PDA. In some ways I find that a pity. I'm a copllhene luddite. I want no more than the ability to make/receive calls, and very occasionally text message.It's great to have an extended user-friendly functionality as a general principle. In terms of mobile technology I do wonder how often its used. I'd love to see some statistics of how much iPhone users utilise the functions of their handset beyond phone/text/music.I'm curious as to how much of that is down to the user experience which does need a rethink as you suggest and how much is down to the fact that the majority of cell phone users generally aren't that interest in functionality beyond a phone ( and possibly looking cool').