Thanks to Chuck Olsen‘s video-journalism instincts, a small geeky rant was captured for posterity.
Elsewhere:
About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
Thanks to Chuck Olsen‘s video-journalism instincts, a small geeky rant was captured for posterity.
Elsewhere:
If you listen to the First Crack Podcast, you may remember in #112, Shef Otis was putting together some “Dadiator” classes.
They’re now on the calendar:
3 “Dadiator” Workshops held at the SweatShop, 2 hours on a Saturday afternoon. $20 per dad/kid pair.
I’m reading The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression. While parallels with pre-1950s America are always tenuious, here’s a synopsis
A popular Democrat becomes President during one of the worst economic downturns in our nation’s history. He drives through some of the most dramatic legislation ever seen and creating departments compensating farmers to not bring food to market. US economy sputters throughout his term, waiting until the end of a yet to be fought war to recover.
Let’s hope tomorrows inauguration marks the beginning of America 3.0, not New Deal 2.0.
With apologies to Jessica Shaw’s Shaw Report in Entertainment Weekly
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Long time podcast friend Kris Smith and I dig into RSS in the Enterprise over at BlogTalkRadio.
Yes, we cover Cullect, relevance vs. timeliness, and trusted curators.
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I was just reading how to hack Mac OS X onto the cheap new netbooks. Buy step 4, the effort had already surpassed the price of a new Mac Book.
Shopping malls are the biggest advertisement for e-commerce.
Additionally, every aisle of warehouse stores (Costco, WalMart, Super Target, etc) is completely filled with opportunity cost.
Months ago, Rick Mahn asked me to list 5 things I was thankful for. Friday seems like an appropriate day to respond:
1. There’s a longer post in here about being productive in 2 hours. Ruby is the second language I’ve written in (the first was RealBasic, years ago) where I can solve a problem and start a new problem in the course of just 2 hours. Add a few well structured Google searches and the number of solved problems increases dramatically. Happiness.
I’ve described one of the projects I’m working on as ‘Twitter for your wallet’ – makes me giggle. Then when I correct myself by saying, ‘well, more like Pownce for your wallet’ – I completely lose it.
I just got word from Josh Engelhardt over at Seattle-based Beep Repaired that he’s using the WP-iCal plugin to maintain a subscribe-able version of the Beep Repaired’s bands’ shows and events.