What am I reading today?
The Cluetrain Manifesto: The End of Business As Usual.
It’s actually a very good book, really has me excited about the potential of making this website all about being a conversation amongst my self and the people who read this and find it interesting. The next step is building in more interactivity. I’ve got to decide how best to do that, I’m researching plenty of options, so it may be awhile, but it’s coming!
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On the way home yesterday, testing out the new Garmin C-330 I got for Christmas, a couple of things occurred to Angela and I. One, we wondered if our niece, is recently turned 2, would grow up in a world with turn by turn Google Map directions and GPS units and never need to know…
On the opposite end of the spectrum from my last post, Douglas Welch links and comments on a Steve Olson post about eating lunch alone as a way to find solitude. I do understand the concept. Working at a help desk, I certainly understand the need to get away from answering questions at your lunch…
We made it back Tuesday night. We enjoyed our stay in Orlando, spent some time at Sea World, Epcot and the Kennedy Space Center, met up with Kevin and Merrin Donahue for some delish Cuban food, took a whole lot of pictures, got rained on pretty heavily, and generally enjoyed some time away from…
It’s coming up this Thursday, and I’ll be doing one of the 5 minute presentations. It’ll be an interesting evening, that’s for sure, just to see how folks fit their point into 5 minutes! (20 slides changing every 15 seconds! That’s a challenge!) On top of that, it should be a fun evening of sharing…
As if to prove that old axiom about mice and men, roughly 3 years after moving to South Carolina because we wanted to be in the South, we now find ourselves on the verge of moving about as far away from the South as we can without leaving the country. Yes, my wife has accepted…
While I was back in Ohio for a few days last week, a friend turned me on to a local startup, Cannon.FM. Their iOS app has been described as a Pandora for the local music scene. Having spent many of my younger years spending more time than I probably want to admit hanging around the…