Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die I’m reading Made to Stick. The timing is excellent….
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10 Reasons Why You Should Sync Your iPhone More Frequently There are updates that you need. There are updates that you want. It is the responsible thing to do. It is easy. You are responsible for your delinquency. It’s not about technology. Listen to the real experts. Your valuable time is your valuable time. Your [...]
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This is a cross-post from the J Street Technology – Blog. Change and Its Wonderful Blessings This one’s got a bit of nostalgia in it, but it all comes together in the end… In 2008, I wrote a brief blog post about a change in personal technology that I had noticed over the previous 10 [...]
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TEDxNextGenerationAsheville – Birke Baehr – “What’s Wrong With Our Food System” HT: my friend Carrie who shared it on Facebook
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It looks like I get to do some blogging as part of my job at J Street Tech. I’m looking forward to this and to getting involved in more conversations this way. I will likely cross-post most of the things I put up on the J Street Tech blog so they can be listed here [...]
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[Click on the image to view the full panoramic image.] While I only claim to be an amateur photographer, I also like to learn a little bit more about taking certain types of pictures, but only a little bit of that learning at a time. So, short articles like, “Shooting Panoramas by Jay Dickman” are [...]
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This is a CASE study. Regardless of what you think about Facebook, it’s HUGE. If you hate it, you probably should learn to love it. That’s just reality. Even if your perception is what you really want, you should go with reality. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm8NdNy4wOM
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FightArthritisPain.org http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTptrY8zBfI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpfBBrxKAhI
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I really like the new Reader feature in Safari 5. Here are screen shot examples of how it takes a page with plenty of information and lets you focus on the primary information, all with one click. Here is a screen shot of the normal view. Click on the grey Reader button in the address [...]
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As I work with clients and also in my own life, I am often challenged to come up with solutions to various issues. I think we need to look at things from different perspectives. Solutions do not need to be overly complex and they don’t have to be expensive. This TED talk challenges a few [...]
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I have some catch up to do with spreading the good news of SharePoint. I don’t have catch up to do with consuming it. I’ve been quite busy learning and building some environments using SharePoint 2010. The amount of goodness in 2010 is so great that explaining it is almost like explaining a religion. There [...]
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