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Why I Love Twitter - O'Reilly Radar (111)
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If you care what I think, you know that Twitter is just about the best way to learn what I'm paying attention to. I pass along tidbits of O'Reilly news, interesting reading from mailing lists and blogs I follow, and of course, tidbits from the twitterers I'm following. These are all the things I could never find time to put on my blog, but that I spray via email like a firehose at editors, conference ...Shared by ~C4Chaos (0) Ade (2) adobi (19) AJ Batac (9) AkiraMedia (1) Al (0) Alan Dean (29) Alexandre Gamela (15) Andreas (0) Andy Piper (6) anon (1) Antonio Tombolini (1) Atul Arora (76) B Frank (0) bodzasfanta (35) carl morris (0) Charles Balazs (20) Chip (2) Chris Saad (4) Christopher Kienle (5) codefin (2) crazybob (2) Dan (63) Dan The Plumber Conover (5) David (2) David (13) David Connell (27) Debby (1) DeepSpin (2) Don Campbell (0) e.p.c. (10) Ed (0) Eddie Awad (0) elias (1) Elroy Jetson (3) Elstruthio (1) eschnou (10) etlund (1) Gayane Dallakyan (16) Gonzalo Hernández Araujo (0) Graham English (2) Greg (2) griflet (9) Guy DOYEN (2) Hayk (1) Heidi Hansen (8) Isabelle Jones (5) Isabelle Lopez / Isatruc (0) ivey (1) Izzy (0) Jay Liew (12) Jeff Harris (5) Joerg (0) josenlared (21) Kevin (8) Kevin Marks (2) Kim Dushinski (0) Kol Tregaskes (28) Kris Haamer (5) Laurence (0) lindenb (2) Lucy Gray (0) Magnus Enger (22) Marcus Schroefel (2) Mark (10) masolino (0) Mike Riversdale (16) MLx (0) msnoulten (1) Muhammad Basheer (0) Mustafa (8) nAODI (3) Neves Neto (4) Nigel James (22) Nirav (22) plu (3) ptamaro (1) radical (4) Rafi (4) Rahul Gaitonde (13) Rai (1) Ramyon (1) richhand (10) richrecruiter (2) Rick Powell (6) rob (2) Rolf Schewe (17) RomanZolotarev (3) ryan (27) Sam (1) santiromero (3) Scheiro (1) Scott Stawarz (2) Sharjeel Sayed (9) Simon (0) smackaysmith (0) Stoneford (0) Summer (6) svartling (10) Ted Aronson (16) Thao Ly (35) Thomas Knoll (2) Tim Disney (0) Tim Probst (5) Tobias Verhoog (2) UJ (4) Vincent (1) Wayne Sutton (7) Wolfgang Heinrich (4) Yishuai (1) Z'HuNG Lee (13)Explore read five notes- Ade said: "Personally, I don't have time to wade through the comments; for me, Twitter is about quick hits, not about extended discussion." It's no surprise that a publisher would see everything as a mechanism to aggregate, filter and then broadcast to a mass market. It seems Twitter has become a Rorsach Test: when you look at it you see yourself and your preoccupations reflected back
- carl morris said: http://www.twitter.com/carlcorp
- Ted Aronson said: Hacker News, your source for geek mental-fellatio.
- Kevin said: 6 reasons why Tim O'Reilly loves Twitter. Good read.
- David Connell said: Great essay on Twitter.
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SharePoint Licenses (2)
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These tables represent the license model as I understand it. I recommend that you take it as guidance and check it with your license provider or Microsoft representative.ProductsProductPublic priceFeaturesCAL RequirementsWSSFree. Included in W2K3 license.Basic collaborationReview the W2K3 CAL requirements. Needs the External Connector for non-employees.Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Server License$4,424Full equip for users with enterprise CAL.Standard CAL does not include: BDC, Excel Services, Forms Services, Business Intelligence, Forms Server.Only for employees. Each employee needs ...Shared by Kanwal Khipple (13) Stoneford (0)Contribute comment -
Elektronisch Patienten Dossier (1) (1)
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Het onderwerp EPD is te interessant om niet in te duiken. Ik heb er dan ook maar gelijk maar een (1) achter gezet aangezien het ongetwijfeld nog een lange en interessante weg te gaan heeft. In dit hoofdstuk wil ik eerst de huidige situatie schetsen. In de politiek wordt nu heftig gediscussieerd over het wel of niet invoeren van het EPD. Tenminste, daar lijkt het op. Dat terwijl het EPD eigenlijk al bestaat. Wat is ...Shared by Stoneford (0)Contribute comment -
MyMedLab: Are You Qualified to Interpret Your Lab Tests? (14)
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On Monday we reviewed the state of health 2.0 and it was also the topic of this week's RWW Live, our live podcast show. At the end of the podcast, I asked all the panelists to list their favorite health 2.0 app (about the 58:30 mark if you want to listen to it). I've listed all the apps the panelists chose at the end of this post, but I wanted to highlight my own choice ...Shared by AJ Batac (9) Arkante (0) Atul Arora (76) foolarch (15) kukoo (0) Laurence (0) Mathew Packer (26) Mike Fruchter (101) psvensson (1) raurublock (13) Robert Banghart (0) Stoneford (0) Tim Hoeck (25) wustl07 (0)- Robert Banghart said: I think we should all be more knowledgeable about our physical status and learning how to interpret our own lab tests is a step in the right direction. I am healthy and plan to use MyMedLab for my next series of lab tests. I'll read what their physician has to say and supplement that with my own reading and sharing the results with a doctor I run with. If I still need more input I can take the results my regular physician for his input.
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Cyberchondria: Studies of the Escalation of Medical Concerns in Web Search (Eric Horvitz/Microsoft Research Home) (1)
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Eric Horvitz / Microsoft Research Home: Cyberchondria: Studies of the Escalation of Medical Concerns in Web Search — Available Documents: — The World Wide Web provides an abundant source of medical information. This information can assist people who are not healthcare professionals to better understand health and disease …Shared by Stoneford (0)Contribute comment -
Health 2.0 Through the Eyes of a Diabetic - One Year Later (27)
onOne year ago, I discovered that I had contracted Type 1 Diabetes. I was 36 at that point and it's relatively rare for someone of my age to suddenly get Type 1 Diabetes - indeed they used to call this form of diabetes "juvenile diabetes", because it mostly occurs in children. So it was quite a shock to discover that I had it! Immediately I looked to the Web to find out all I could ...Shared by 曹小聪 (0) Chris (0) chriszla (11) Chul Park (10) Di Maggio (3) GP (19) Hari K Gottipati (1) Hriday (2) Jaica Kinsman (0) JL Revilla (0) JMaultasch (1) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (20) kukoo (0) Lawrence (2) Maddie (0) Marston Alfred (3) Mike (7) Morton Fox (42) Neverclever (0) NZRob (2) Peter To (2) phil baumann (1) Ryan Petty (6) Sandra (5) Satyaprakash (0) Stoneford (0) symtym (0)
- Hriday said: Med 2.0 is certainly a very interesting and profitable field. Like i said earlier, we can certainly have med widgets and gadgets. Some sensors inserted in the body that constantly track various parameters like blood, heart, infections etc and wireless connect to a handheld device that instantly notifies when u eat too many calories, when u get infected etc. It can also suggest instant medication, show med shops in the vicinity on a google map, connect u to ppl having similar problems who can comment on your status....the possibilities are endless. Sadly no one is exploring!
- Hari K Gottipati said: Hope US health system will adopt the innovation soon!!!
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Depression 2.0 Comes To eCommerce (11)
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If you weren't shocked by the 1% growth of US retail eCommerce in October, you should have been. The industry was growing 15% six months ago, and it has now smashed into a wall. It's hard to believe November and December will be better, and, in fact, they will probably be worse. Which means eCommerce could actually shrink year-over-year in Q4. The NYT compiles some frightening anecdotes: At Lori's Designer Shoes... Lori Andre, the owner, ...Shared by Andrei M. Marinescu (108) AndrewBadera (0) Charles Lumpkin (4) Danielle (21) David (13) GP (19) Mike Fruchter (101) Prajwal Tuladhar (9) Robert Worstell (1) Stoneford (0) Sue (4)- Sue said: I can confirm we're seeing this across a wide spectrum of client markets; many are down 45% against last year.
- Robert Worstell said: No shortage of nay-sayers here. Anecdotal evidence does not truth make. Sure, all retail is down right now. All retailers stuck with inventory are going to take losses. He doesn't take into account that social media marketing companies are hiring more people to keep up with their traffic. Come on. Quit the chicken little scenario and give us some data that's valuable. Everyone - turn off the news and turn on the internet to get some optimism somewhere, please - but just not from this Blodget character.
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Update on Silverlight 2 - and a glimpse of Silverlight 3 (34)
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We shipped Silverlight 2 last month. Over the last 4 weeks, the final release of Silverlight 2 has been downloaded and installed on more than 100 million consumer machines. It has also recently been published to corporate administrators via the Microsoft SMS and Microsoft Update programs to enable them to automatically deploy across enterprises. Over 1 in 4 computers on the Internet now have some version of Silverlight installed. Silverlight 2 was a major release, ...Shared by 曹小聪 (0) Alan Le (0) Alex (0) Amr ElGarhy (2) brutuscat (0) Cale (0) D. Lambert (0) Eric Schoonover (0) Golds (0) guidmaster (2) IanBlackburn (5) James (5) Jesper Lind (17) Jigar Mehta (0) jmsunico (14) Joel (0) Jonas Follesø (1) Jordan Hofker (1) Kevin Tunis (0) kiran (1) Michael Galpin (0) Mike Fruchter (101) MikeAmundsen (4) mvexel (0) Nate (0) Paul (1) phobos7 (1) Rob (0) Ryan (0) Shivanand Velmurugan (1) Stoneford (0) twyford (0) Yuvi (11) ziqbalbh (5)Contribute comment -
What Would Depression 2009 Look Like? (48)
onBoston.com has a really thought-provoking article entitled Depression 2009: What would it look like?. The subtitle answers: "Lines at the ER, a television boom, emptying suburbs. A catastrophic economic downturn would feel nothing like the last one." This is one of those "Duh!" articles that makes you see the obvious. As the article notes: Most of us, of course, think we know what a depression looks like. Open a history book and the images will ...Shared by Adam Dorfman (5) Alan Dean (29) Alex (0) Angelos (0) AnthonyBaker (0) ario (2) Atul Arora (76) Buster McLeod (0) Carl (40) cwmurphy (0) Dimitar Vesselinov (1) dylanparker (0) g b (5) Gavin (1) Ghosthead (54) Greg Tidwell (0) Harper (14) Jill (9) JMaultasch (1) josenlared (21) Josh Mize (10) leonard (7) lishevita (1) marcel weiß (12) Matt (0) Matteo (32) Maurice (0) mgrigni (0) Michael (1) midbach (0) Mike Fruchter (101) Nick (14) Ognjen (15) Ortelius (1) richhand (10) Roberto Lupi (0) Roland Tanglao (26) ɹǝdınʞ ɯıʇ (4) Sameer. (0) scaredda (0) Shayna (1) siva (0) Stoneford (0) tig (0) Troed Sångberg (0) Vincent van Wylick (9) Yihong (1) Zaki (12)Explore read four notes
- lishevita said: The comments are where it's at
- Matt said: This is very interesting and some of the effects he discusses have already been seen in my life. No money to go hang out with Tim. Eat our very rarely. Watch my fuel tank like a hawk. Haven't bought new clothing since April. Sit around the house reading blogs.
- Nick said: cool scenarios. people are doing roof farming in brooklyn already. trading things.
- Maurice said: what a thought-provoking and profound article.
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24 Beautiful Examples of HDR Photography (121)
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HDR is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of values between light and dark areas than normal digital imaging techniques. Today we showcase our favorite examples of beautiful and creative HDR Photography. The Ansonia by JeffrySG Three exposure HDRI of “The Ansonia” an Upper West-Side Beaux-Arts style building built in 1899-1904. [link] Kuala Lumpur Nightscape [...]Shared by adam (14) adam (152) Adam Fuhrer (2) Adam Melancon (0) Adam Singer (2) Alain Edouard (6) Alex (0) Alex France (36) andrewcsfan (3) Artem (0) Ash Matadeen (3) Athar (0) Benedict (0) Bill Welense (3) Billy Adams (0) Brandon (1) Brendon Wadey (50) Brian (8) Brian (1) Brian (39) Carl (0) Carlos Iriarte (0) Casper (19) Chetan Thaker (25) Chris Jansen (1) Christopher (0) Cubby Brendle (1) Damien Benoit (0) Daniel Shine (3) Darren Isbrecht (9) Dave (1) Dean Burge (1) Eli Foner (23) Eliran Azulay (0) Eric Chen (48) Georgios Biris (0) guy (59) Guy (1) Handy Lukman (1) HiFiGuy36 (5) ilia karasin (0) Isaac Palmgren (12) James Brown (0) Jamie McGibbon (0) Jamie Wallis (1) Jason Kelly (28) Jay Keating (1) Jeremy (1) Jeroen van Ginneken (0) Jesse Harding (0) Jessica Dornieden (0) JiM (10) Joe K (0) John (0) Jordan (2) Justin Lake Whedon (0) Justin Younger (4) K3ViN (0) Kate (62) Kathy Colyer (7) kcxlife.net (20) Kevin_Jim (5) kevinwong (6) Kim (0) Kol Tregaskes (28) Kyle Bamford (0) Kyle Weller (1) LANjackal (7) lisa coultrup (0) Luciano (0) Luciano Passuello (3) Lynn Wallenstein (1) Mahdi Ebrahimi (14) Mathew Ballard (18) Matt (2) Michael Bartnett (0) Michael Mior (17) Monika Bulsiewicz (1) Mr. BabyMan (49) Nathan Waters (10) nervioso (11) nick (12) Nikollas Ordway (28) Paul (0) Paul Edwards (18) Paul Kennedy (0) Peety (16) rachel helene (0) Rajeev Edmonds (45) Rami Taibah (2) rampantheart (72) Randy (1) Raphael Muli (4) richard (1) Rob Raymond (1) Robert Sefer (4) Robie D. (3) rony john (47) Russell McCormack (5) Ryan Lewis (49) sadiq kassamali (0) ScorpFromHell (0) sean (0) shawnsmith (6) Snakeyes11 (7) Stacey B. (4) Steph Dilts (0) Steve Dillon (2) Steven (2) Stoneford (0) Tal Siach (51) tharik (4) Tim Howard (14) Tobias Steinicke (0) Travis Stevens (0) Trevor Wermund (83) Tyson Williams (16) Wolfman-K (5) Yatin Vadhia (89) Z'HuNG Lee (13) zukibusa (7)- ScorpFromHell said: Wow!!! Simply wow!
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Microsoft's New Photo Sharing Service: Live Photos (33)
onMicrosoft today announced a new photo sharing product, Microsoft Live Photos, which integrates very nicely with Microsoft's Windows Live Photo Gallery desktop photo application, and is yet another product in the long list of Windows Live services that Microsoft introduced today. In many respects, Live Photos clearly competes directly with Yahoo's Flickr, though while it has a lot of Flickr's features, its focus is more on sharing pictures with a small group of friends or ...Shared by _original (4) AJ Batac (9) Alberto (1) ani625 (19) bodzasfanta (35) Chris J. Guerra (25) Daniel (0) Derek van Vliet (4) doransky (6) f0gh0rn (0) gisc (25) giseky (0) Jay Spear (0) Jeremy (1) Kathy Brewis (8) Kol Tregaskes (28) kskobac (3) Le prof. (0) Matteo (32) Michael Hocter (15) Mike Fruchter (101) Morton Fox (42) Nate (28) Pramod (11) Q-BEE (11) Ramyon (1) raurublock (13) Richard Olsen (0) Satya (3) StevieB (20) Stoneford (0) Tom Deleu (0) Zee from WeDoCreative (8)Contribute comment
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Number of US Health 2.0 Consumers Now at 60 Million (15)
onA report was released today by pharmaceutical and healthcare market research company Manhattan Research, stating that the number of U.S. adults who are Health 2.0 consumers has risen to over 60 million. Manhattan Research defined Health 2.0 consumers as those who have conducted one of the following activities in the past 12 months: read health-related blogs, message boards or participated in health-related chatrooms; contributed or posted health content online such as: writing or commenting on ...Shared by 曹小聪 (0) abhi (0) AJ Batac (9) Arkante (0) GP (19) Jaica Kinsman (0) Jonathan Blackburn (0) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (20) Josh (0) pereticnr1 (3) Phillip Dade (0) Sandra (5) Steve Rubel (16) Stoneford (0) Tim Hoeck (25)
- Jonathan Blackburn said: This is a rising trend - that I for one can very much understand.
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Peter Thiel’s Hedge Fund Enters Negative Territory In October (11)
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Nearly every investor is hurting right now—even PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, who manages the $5.2 billion Clarium Capital Management hedge fund. The fund has had a good record over the years, with a 27 percent annual return since it started in 2000. And up until June, Thiel managed to produce a 58 percent return for the year. But in the second half of the year, his bets turned sour, and in October alone his fund ...Shared by alexbig (5) anand (0) DrBaher (3) GerardM (1) Nate (28) nicolas.boullosa (9) Rex (39) rothermel (0) Sid (4) Stoneford (0) toby rufus (0)- Sid said: Take that, neocon mofo!
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Panasonic H1: You know, for hospitals (4)
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This isn’t amazingly exciting but it’s still pretty cool. The H1 is a tablet PC for medical use and has a touchscreen and protected ports along the side. It is completely cleanable and has no nooks or crannies where blood or sputum can collect in high pressure situations. In fact, there’s a cool little program that you can start up that shows where you’ve already cleaned. It’s spill and strike resistant and includes an RFID ...Contribute comment -
How to Change the World Using Social Media (119)
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The right message at the right time can start a movement that changes the world, in both big and small ways. And social media has the ability to spread that message and organize that movement in ways not possible in the recent past. Of all the psychological triggers that lead to persuasive messages that spread, one stands above the rest when it comes to social media. In fact, this one element of influence drives the ...Shared by .LAGº (0) Adina Levin (0) Adriana Iordan (1) Alex (5) Alexander Ebel (10) Amber Naslund (0) Amie (0) Archie Pennies (2) Asi (0) Babychen Mathew (65) Barb Chamberlain (5) Bill Rice (0) Bill Sledzik (0) Billy Bicket (0) Brian Chappell (11) Briana (0) CCSeed (6) Chris Brogan (3) Chris Johnson (0) Christopher Dorobek (0) Courtney (1) Dan (63) Daniel (0) Daver (15) Db0 (7) Dereck (25) dobata (0) Donnie Berkholz (3) Dragos Pirvu (0) Ed Shaz/NextInstinct (0) Emon (0) eranda (12) Eric Hoffman (0) Fayza (10) Financiarul (0) Four20 (2) Fussypants (13) gausarts (0) geoffliving (0) Green Pepper (0) Guy (1) Hector Jarquin (10) Hendry Lee (1) himangim (5) Hutch (0) Ian Hughes (0) Igor The Troll (3) Jason Runyan (5) Jay White (2) Jeff (7) Jeff B (1) Joe Dawson (27) john headstrong (3) Jon (13) Jonathan Hopkins (0) jscheu (0) Juan Pablo Tapia (0) kepp (23) ledretch (0) Lee Jarvis (0) Leximo (47) Lindsay Olson (1) Lorand R. Minyo (0) Made By Many (0) Mark Dykeman (5) Mark Frisk (0) Matt Williams (0) Matteo (32) Matthew Alexander (0) Maya (8) MeghnaK (3) Michael Daehn (1) Miguel Lucas (2) Mihalcea Razvan (43) Mike (1) Mike Fruchter (101) Mitch Joel (4) Nedra Weinreich (0) Neil Williams (1) Nick (0) Nico Prinsloo (0) Pat Hawks (1) Patty Seybold (0) Paul Dunay (8) Paul L'Acosta (0) Peter N (4) Phillip Jeffrey (6) ravi karandeekar (2) relaxedg (0) Robin Seidner (0) Ron ALLAN (21) rzklkng (33) Sara Maternini (0) Sarah (5) Scott Bradley (35) SEMaven (0) Shana Albert (7) Shane (0) Shane Keener (0) shawnsmith (6) Stefano (0) Stephan Miller (17) steve (0) Steven Miklovic (2) Stoneford (0) Stuart Gray (0) Summer (0) Tad Chef (24) Tamar Weinberg (1) Tim Malbon (0) TonNet (6) Tony (11) Travis Quinnelly (1) vimoh (1) waissa (0) Ward Andrews (0) web3beta (0) Wismark (0) Zak Nicola (2)- Jeff said: There are some great communication-related lessons to take away from this CopyBlogger post. Excellent!
Contribute comment - Using Laconi.ca for automated health reporting and alerts from machines? Yes! (7)
