About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
We all have different facets of our personality – if only work and family. The things that are relevant and interesting for work are off-topic for family. It’s an national election year, so I bet a you’re tracking politics more closely than other years. Again, a separate facet or mindset. Sometimes distinct from the other …
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ok. this proves it – football needs snow to be interesting. bitter cold just don’t do it for me. # @swirlspice – we’re Tivo-ing Amazing Race and catch it after the football game. # wishes http://fawnt.com/fonts/ had an RSS feed w/ enclosures. # thinks he’s a ‘foul weather fan’ of the Packers. Maybe even a …
This podcast kicks off a new monthly coffee review series at the First Crack Podcast. This month, I’m reviewing: George Howell’s Terroir Coffee: Kenya Mamuto Kirinyaga First, it took me a while to tweak the grinder back for a good press pot. In that time, the time was ticking on the coffee itself. Lesson learned …
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just looked at flickrfan.org. Decided it’s not what I’m looking for. I want the same thing….just an arbitrary RSS feed, not tied to flickr # wait, I was thinking too hard. iPhoto -> ‘Subscribe to Photocast’ . Then flip over to Front Row and let it ride. Now to change the music. # all these …
http://cullect.com/65 proves that LOLcats is funnier when it’s in someone else’s reading list. 🙂 # reading the FeedBurner API finding it more inspiring than the FaceBook API. # -13F, first day of swimming lessons for the boy. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
@geniodiabolico – from articles I already have, and anything that comes in on going. @cullect gets new feeds from new subscriptions. # Did you know @cullect has a built-in url shortener (a la tinyurl)? – http://culld.us, an example: http://culld.us/540074 # @DeRushaJ, I agree. It’d be great if the response was more approachable, but, we all …
@geniodiabolico, great post. # @geniodiabolico, I’ve amused myself by saying, "advertisers, audience, publication, remove 1 an you’ve got something interesting." # @brownorama – and in exactly the same way. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Bex asked me for 8 things; I took the left-brain/right-brain dominance test Bex referenced and it said I, “you focus on details until they manifest themselves in a unique pattern and only then work with the ‘larger whole’” and recommended I be a design consultant. 🙂 Climatically, I’m the most comfortable between 42°N and 52°N. …
is pretty sure ‘looming recession’ doesn’t actually exist. Like predicting the weather 6 mnths out. Sure, winters are colder than summers. # @cullect stat-o-the-day: 703 recommendations, 4140 feeds, 497086 items # couldn’t sleep, got outta bed just to buy a domain name for a crazy @cullect spinoff idea. # @jamuraa – yes, breaking is helpful. …
If you’ve spent significant time online, you have pile of names and passwords. Typically, one per domain, sometimes, it’s more than that. Each web service assuming it’s so god damn important in your life that it deserves a special password one more unmemorable than the next. Highly rude, impolite, an unnecessary. Especially today when so …
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