Ah November. The month of turkey, family and football. For LevelTen, it was business as usual as we saw our crack team of bloggers cover topics across the Internet spectrum. From Klout scores to Drupal Camps and new Google products - no topic was left uncovered.

If you missed a day (or two) of reading our blog (it's ok, we'll forgive you), here's a recap of our posts from the month.

Michael Kasberg

• LevelTen Launches Open Enterprise

When people ask, "What is Drupal?" there is a popular response in the Drupal world:

1. it is a content management system
2. it is a content management framework
3. it is a community

The hardest part to describe, at least to a techie like me, is the community part. But the best way to understand the uniqueness of the Drupal community is to attend a DrupalCon or DrupalCamp.

I've been working at LevelTen Interactive for just a few months now. My first day there was also the first time I had ever heard of the Drupal content management system. And now, I am sitting in a chair at a Drupal conference in Austin, enjoying a turkey wrap and a bag of pretzels.

We're all looking forward to our first Drupal training in Austin, Texas! There are a few seats left, so if you or anyone you know is interested in learning more about Drupal, sign up soon!

Drupal in a Day
Austin: October 25, 2010

Our Acquia Drupal Training series is coming up around the corner and what a better way to kick it off then with a 20% discount through this Friday (September 3rd, 2010)! Join us in Dallas, Austin or Houston - just enter the code OCD2010 and you will be on your way to enhancing those Drupal skills!

I relocated to Dallas a few years ago, but not a day goes by that I don’t miss Austin, Texas. I miss running around Town Lake, taking a dip in Barton Springs, and just being outside in all the green space that makes Austin so cool.

Austin also happens to be the birthplace of the first Accessibility Internet Rally known as AIR-Austin. AIR is a web design contest focused on creating web sites that are accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities who may use assistive technology to browse the web.

Coming to you live from the Austin Convention Center, LevelTen is here at the South by Southwest Interactive Festival. Walking up I was immediately overwhelmed by the amount of people in attendance. It really shows a positive trend in the interactive industry as a whole and I am personally curious as to the comparison of last year's attendance numbers to this year. But for now here are some pictures from Austin.