self category archives
A totally random find from my friend Camille. Give this tool a list of interests (like in one of your millions of online profiles), and it generates a lovely collage.
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This is my first experience with a GPS - the Garmin model that Avis provides. The interface is fairly intuitive. But at the outset, the unit has its hardest time.
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Jens Poder has a nice article on his childhood dreams, and it makes me think about my own.
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Social networking tools give me awareness of what you are doing, what you might need.
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As my new job is a product manager, it's nice to see things like this. Tyner Blain points to Ten New Product Manager Tips: from Adrienne Tan on brainmates.
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I am leaving independent consulting and Chicago. Many people have heard the basics - here are the details as I know them today.
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Pardon the dust. I've been goofing around with my website design, and a few people have commented that it looks like a mess. It is.
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I am quoted in Lost Knowledge by Dave Simanoff in The Tampa Tribune.
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Apparently, I am a "purist, expert, socialite" blogger.
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John Tropea has given us his list of 20 blogs I'm currently enjoying and encourages the people on his list to do the same. So, here we go - I managed 18.
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Ross McKillop of Simplehelp was offered paid advertising on his blog by "James" and decided to decline after some consideration. I've had a very similar offer and have also declined.
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Lucas McDonnell interviewed me for his blog and calls me a Knowledge chemist.
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Here is something I've wanted to visualize with my social network service data, my network of mutually-connected friends. Thomas Fletcher has given it to us on Facebook.
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Interesting meme to collect individuals' favorite tools, started by the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies. They've already compiled results from about 75 respondents.
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Matt Thommes is thinking about "Grouping RSS feeds by priority and frequency." This is an idea I've been playing with for a while, but I've never gotten right because of exactly the problem that Matt discusses in his post.
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