I don’t do meetings. I do tweetings. (5)
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[ This article was originally published at Digital Biographer on 5th September ] © Copyright 2008 Clarocada Ltd. Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 UK: Scotland License. “Meetings are an addictive, highly self-indulgent activity that corporations and other large organizations habitually engage in only because they cannot masturbate” - Dave Barry I don’t do meetings any more. I used to do a lot of meetings. But not any more. tweet nothings The change from meeting ...
Guidance - 1.1 (1)
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New releases of mac apps from iusethis (26)
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Download | Comments | Screenshot | Homepage | Changelog Guidance is an Islamic prayer times application for Mac OS X. Designed to be simple and elegant, Guidance sits in the menu bar and shows a countdown until the next prayer time. When it's time for … 23usethis Version: 1.1 License: Charityware Changes Users can choose their own adhan file Users have the ability to select a different time zone for their location Suhoor/Tahajud option to ...
Andrea: 'Amazing'; Brokaw 'Magnificent'; Mika: 'She Represents Life I Lead' (1)
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What does it say about Sarah Palin that some of my favorite targets, um, subjects raved about her this morning? Andrea Mitchell and Mika Brzezinski could hardly have been more complimentary, Tom Brokaw and Jay Carney chipping in with positive comments.ANDREA MITCHELL: Here was a novice on the national scene, with the lowest of expectations. People said sure, she'll be able to perform. But it was an amazing, amazing speech in terms of the way ...
Gen-Y: Creating A Change in Corporate Thinking (3)
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Recently I’ve heard stories from management in my company and others about how Gen-Y is becoming a “problem,” and that managers are beginning to be intimidated by the thought of hiring us to fill the gaps left by retiring Baby Boomers. You’ve heard of our common traits: we modify the dress code, we surf Facebook at work, we get in late, want to leave early, and we take a long lunch somewhere in there. All ...
9 Cool Google Search Shortcuts You Should Know About | MakeUseOf.com (15)
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Are you one of those internet users who is addicted to Yahoo and will only use Google if you can’t find it on Yahoo? Well, I know a quite a few people like that but after showing them all that you can do with Google, they were very quick and eager to switch. A lot of people complain about Google but you have to give them credit, their search functions are some of the best ...
Canadian evangelicals appreciate "open theology" more than Americans (1)
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Long before John Sanders became one of North American's most-talked-about evangelical theologians, he was a photographer for a newspaper. One day he covered a story that changed his life. A semi-trailer truck had collided with a motorcyclist. When Sanders...(read more)
Stonehenge robotic clock: telling time never looked so fun (2)
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Filed under: Misc. Gadgets From the same brilliant mind that brought you the RoboStool comes something a bit less useful but equally mesmerizing. Put simply, Norris Labs' Stonehenge is a robotic time teller which rearranges placards in order to express the current time. The concoction utilizes a CrustCrawler Smart Arm and a Parallax Propeller chip along with 14 cards to display the current time, though it does operate, um, a bit slowly. Ah well, it's ...
One genius little button that's saving me a whole bunch of time (1)
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By Paul MichaelHow many times do you click on a link to an article, video, image or anything else of interest and want to visit the homepage of that site? It happens to me all the time. Sometimes finding the homepage link is fairly easy, on other occasions it's buried. And then you have to go up to the address bar, delete all of the information before the domain name and hit enter. Well, not ...
5 Ways to Not Waste Time in Your Blogging (1)
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First, hit play so you can listen to the song while you read. I don’t wanna spend my life jaded, waiting To wake up one day and find That i let all these years go by wasted The other day I listened to Wasted by Carrie Underwood. It hit me hard. It also prompted these thoughts on how not to waste your time blogging. I hope you find them not to be a waste. 1. ...
Twitter StreamGraphs (2)
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A quick post today due to a heavy workload, but I had to mention one of the most interesting visualisations of Twitter I’ve seen in a while at Twitter StreamGraphs. It’s a third party creation which either lets you see the last 200 tweets containing a search term, or the last 200 tweets by a username. It’s useful, and it looks great….it’s been created by Jeff Clark, who also created TwitterArcs and TwitterSpectrum.
The Time Will Be Now (1)
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[So this is a little something I wrote the other day when I was in "creative" mode. Personally, I think it might be a good start for a message to accompany photos or video like this, but in (brief) video form.What do you think: Too cheezy or just cheezy enough to be good? You can be honest, I can take it. Just between you and me, one thing I really don't like about this post ...
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A quick post today due to a heavy workload, but I had to mention one of the most interesting visualisations of Twitter I’ve seen in a while at Twitter StreamGraphs. It’s a third party creation which either lets you see the last 200 tweets containing a search term, or the last 200 tweets by a username. It’s useful, and it looks great….it’s been created by Jeff Clark, who also created TwitterArcs and TwitterSpectrum.
Tokyoflash's Latest Wristwear: The Rogue (4)
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The Rogue is a watch that, when worn, lets others know you're chock full of bad-assery. And, quite possibly, bionic innards. The $155 watch comes in both black and silver, and is sure to turn heads and drop panties. So, how do you read it? Once mastered, navigating the time is simple, but creates a sense of mystique to the uninformed. The outer ring of small dots represents minutes, every fifth dot being slightly smaller ...
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Detail Sometimes it’s appropriate to post an image without comment, but I don’t want to be in the habit of it. Example, the portrait I put here yesterday. So, if you took all the grain out of this image, and put back the spectrum of color that was presumably bouncing off this lady, would you know approximately when the photo was taken? Her hair is down and seems not to be anchored too deeply in ...
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Detail Sometimes it’s appropriate to post an image without comment, but I don’t want to be in the habit of it. Example, the portrait I put here yesterday. So, if you took all the grain out of this image, and put back the spectrum of color that was presumably bouncing off this lady, would you know approximately when the photo was taken? Her hair is down and seems not to be anchored too deeply in ...
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