Tempo Time Tracking - Simple Time Tracking with Powerful Reporting and Mobile Access (2)
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Simple time tracking with powerful visual reporting tools and mobile access
Scott Stevenson’s Kodak Zi6 Review (13)
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Looks like Kodak is shipping the Zi6, their Flip-esque $180 HD video camera. Scott Stevenson: The hardest thing to explain is how satisfying the overall experience of using the thing is. If you just glanced at the product site, you might think it’s a somewhat awkward, bulky device. But that’s not the impression I’m left with. It completely gets out of the way and just delivers great-looking video with minimal fuss and super-simple import. ★
Olympic Inspiration (10)
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How’s this for tenacity? John Dane is 58 years old and has been trying out for the Olympic sailing team for 40 years. He finally made it this year with his son-in-law, Austin Sperry. Dane missed qualifying for the Olympics 4 separate times, each by a few minutes. He didn’t give up after each loss, he just improved his sailing skills. It would have been too easy to give up after losing one or two ...
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Kevin Gilbert said:
That's dedication and perseverance. Best of luck, John Dane.
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Audrey said:
whooaa...
The Time Paradox - Time Management from Another Perspective (2)
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Phil Cooke and The Change Revolution - The Intersection of Media, Faith, and Change (2)
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The new book “The Time Paradox” by Philip Zimbardo and John Boyd is worth checking out because of one simple premise. Instead of trying to “manage” time (which you can’t do anyway because time can’t be managed), we need to understand how each of us “perceive” time. It’s not about time management, but the “psychology” of time. This really caught my attention because I understand the concept of perception from my work in branding. The ...
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Kevin Gilbert said:
I'm intrigued. I'm adding this to my list of books to read. I'll also add to my visual bookshelf with a review upon completion.
Can Facebook Really Replace Employment Firms? | Fast Company (2)
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A Kick In the Career: What happened to face-to-face networking? In this week's column, humorist and career expert Tom Stern wonders whether social networking is really conducive to launching one's career.
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Kevin Gilbert said:
Interesting perspective on the potential of Facebook.
Your Turn (2)
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Today I received two notes from people telling me they enjoyed the “Is Christian Music Dying?” cover story from our last issue. On the other hand, I’ve also had someone tell me they had problems with the piece. Now, it’s your turn. I’d love for you to share your thoughts on the piece as a comment on this post. What did you agree or disagree with? What is your prediction for the future of the ...
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Kevin Gilbert said:
Collide is the best source for relevant Christian media information and they've got another excellent piece here.
iPodObserver - Business Networks + iPhone = Podcast Boom (1)
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One of the world's most connected people on LinkedIn, Stan Relihan, believes that the iPhone will drive podcasts like never before, especially in business, to the benefit of everyone, according to <em>ITWire</em> on Monday
Survey: Windows Vista adoption weakens as IT pros eye Apple Macintosh (2)
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A KACE-sponsored survey on Windows Vista adoption represents more bad news for Microsoft's flagship operating system...
Methods to Extend your Ministry Online (2)
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I just posted some thoughts on four methods a local ministry could use to extend themselves online. Check it out and then post your answers to the questions at the bottom!We are in very exciting times! Ever since the Internet has come about people in the church have recognized what a tremendous opportunity it presented – but for over a decade we have been sort of “scratching our heads” on how to use it beyond ...
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Kevin Gilbert said:
Good read. We need to focus on presenting this type info ourselves.
iPhone to spark podcast boom among executives: social networking guru (2)
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The still nascent podcast phenomenon is set to explode driven by the emergence of the massively popular Apple iPhone, according to one of the world's leading social networkers. One of...
TimeMachineEditor 2.0 - Change the one-hour interval of Time Machine backups. (Free) (1)
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TimeMachineEditor 2.0TimeMachineEditor... Change the one-hour interval of Time Machine backups. You can change the interval or decide to make daily, weekly and monthly backups. TimeMachineEditor installs nothing in your system, it merely tells the system when Time Machine should be called.More information
iPhone Interface is Old News for Savant (2)
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Soon, every vendor will have an iPhone interface for their home automation systems, but will any of them stack up to the Mac-centric Savant?
Bling! It 1.0.7 - Transforms ordinary product shots into extraordinary ones. (1)
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Bling! It 1.0.7Bling! It transforms ordinary product shots into extraordinary ones unbelievably quickly and easily. Designed for everyone from the novice user to businessman and web designer; Bling! It sets the new standard for web product shots and photo editors. With Bling! It replace everyday backgrounds with professional ones; sharpen and enhance the product’s appearance. Bling it helps you increase profits on auction sites like eBay, Amazon or even your own website! Try this great ...
WordPress 1.0 blogging tool for iPhone 3G [video] (1)
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Blogging has always been a personal thing, and it's just become even easier to post thoughts on the Web, from just about anywhere. Automattic, Inc.'s WordPress for iPhone 1.0 lets users update their blogs on the go, without having to find a laptop or a WiFi hot spot. The open source app is the first to allow iPhone and iPod Touch users to write pos...
Kerio: small business first to embrace iPhone (2)
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Kerio says it has added wireless iPhone "push" compatability to its MailServer software, and the company says small businesses have been eager to embrace the iPhone 3G. In an interview with MacNN, Dusan Vitek, VP of Worldwide Marketing for Kerio Technologies, said he's seeing strong demand for iPhone support from typical customers in small to medi...
The Loss of Dissent in America (1)
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The lawsuit involving a Michigan gay man suing two Bible publishers and the California court ruling on same-sex marriage has really made me mourn the loss of two important aspects of our culture: 1) The Loss of Dissent: With the court ruling on same sex marriage, I fear we've lost the ability to dissent and the freedom of speech that comes with it. What used to be a great liberal ideal has now been relegated ...
Advice for entrepreneurs: Throw out that five-year plan, build something now, and don't take any money (46)
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A couple of Getting Realish ideas spotted in Best Life magazine: Greg Gianforte is the author of “Bootstrapping Your Business: Start and Grow a Successful Company With Almost No Money.” In Follow Your Dream, he advises throwing out your five-year plan and focusing on building something now instead. Gianforte describes how to build a company from sales rather than enlisting professional financiers. The secret is to stop sweating your five-year plan and start moving the ...
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Kevin Gilbert said:
Good stuff.
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Tom said:
Sweat equity is the best equity. “Taking money from someone else kills more start-ups than anything else does. Do everything you can to avoid taking money. If you must, your best prospects are potential customers. You have something they want, so if they invest in you, it can be a win-win situation.”
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jonezy said:
some good advice here! this is what we did @ Q4 basically
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ntutak said:
good stuff.
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etlund said:
Greg Gianforte is the dude who started RightNow Technologies in Bozeman and they do the Help Desk/Knowledge base software for TONS of big websites out there. I got to see his philosophy in action when he was first getting started. He recruited me to help him build up the PERL (programming language) KB so he could 'give it' to the community and get some more people using the system. It seems to have worked! As luck would have it, the next week we found out R was pregnant and we moved to Helena so I didn't get in on that one.
Watch out for everyone or no one (41)
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I was in a three-hour meeting yesterday. I’m meeting averse, you know that. But one of the things I liked about this meeting was when the guy in charge stopped someone mid-sentence and said “Don’t say everyone or no one. It doesn’t mean anything.” We all do this. We try to justify our position by saying “No one knows…” or “Everyone knows…” or some derivative thereof. When you throw around these extremes you weaken your ...
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Kevin Gilbert said:
Good tip!
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Gordon said:
Duh. Everyone knows that...
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pberry said:
Specificity is good.
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Chris said:
Everyone knows this is, like, totally obvious.
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Mason said:
A valid point we could all heed.
Gapminder - Home (1)
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Gapminder - taking information that’s “dry as dust†and making it visible through animation. Making sense of the world by having fun with statistics!
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Kevin Gilbert said:
Way cool demonstrations with multi-variable, multi=plot graphs
