Talking with Stephanie Quilao, a professional blogger with Thriving Media. She talks about her current blog, Everyday Tweet, as well as her others.

Follow Stephanie on Twitter at @skinnyjeans.

Sat down with founder of Gear Live, Andru Edwards. Andru explains what Gear Live is all about. He also marvels at the exhibits surrounding us at the Computer History Museum (where the interview took place).

Follow Gear Live on Twitter at @gearlive and Andru at @andruedwards.

Relaxing in a vineyard, sipping wine with Katie Ambrosi. She is Marketing Manager for Vintage Wine Estates in Northern California. They own a collection of wineries in the Napa Valley & Sonoma County areas.

Katie explains how they are just getting started using Twitter and are...? After we sample one of their wines Katie reveals the very limited edition Twitter Road Trip {variety}

They have separate Twitter accounts for each label so you can follow your favorite one. They are:

@WindsorWines—Windsor Vineyards
@GirardWinery—Girard Winery
@FireStationRed—Fire Station Red
@WindsorSonoma—Windsor Sonoma Winery
@SCVWines—Sonoma Coast Vineyards
@StoneFlyWines—StoneFly Vineyards
@GroveStreetWine—Grove Street Winery
@IWAWine—International Wine Accessories
@VintageWineLife—Vintage Wine Estates
@Fireandwine—Hybrid Fire Station Red and Sonoma Coast Vineyards

At the Twitter Conference, I met with Nate Heinrich. He is co-founder of Flaggpole, a location-based service for Twitter. Flaggpole lets people use Twitter to connect on a local or neighborhood level.

Visit flaggpole.com or follow them on Twitter at @flaggpole.