The Archives
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04.30.07thoughtglue - a place for knowledge workers and their managersDespite not being used for the concept it was originally planned for, today we've launched thoughtglue.com. From the blurb: thoughtglue ties together in a meaningful way all of the latest information available about knowledge work and the knowledge economy and builds the value of that information by exploring for workers and managers how that information can be leveraged in business. So, if you're a knowledge worker or manager of a knowledge worker of any sort, whether they're web workers, people from HR or Finance, software developers, or people from your sales force, thoughtglue will be for you! Check it out.
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04.20.07Blog == RésuméJosh Porter at Bokardo and Adam Darowski at Traces of Inspiration are putting forth the notion that the blog is the new résumé. I couldn't agree more. Today, if you are blogging anything at all to do with your work, profession or your skills it's all discoverable online. And easily so. Your blog, your LinkedIn Profile, del.icio.us links, etc. all form a pretty complete picture of who you are, how you think and what you have to say. It's critical that you behave responsibly and professionally online. That you vet your online, public material for stupid ...
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04.18.0767It's nowhere near the top, but according to Aussie fitness consultant and motivational speaker, Craig Harper, acidlabs is the 67th-ranked Australian blog and ranked 25762 overall!
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04.13.07Mapping the “Big Trip” onlineLater this year, Alli, Hannah and I are travelling to the southwest USA for a family holiday. We're doing the whole Disneyland/Universal bit first and then joining a 15-day coach tour through Southern California, Arizona, Utah and Nevada. It will be Hannah's first overseas trip. Obviously, I'll be blogging the experience, but what I really want to do is map it and annotate the maps. There are a bunch of online trip planning/itinerary planning sites like itripr and Travellerspoint, but they don't really seem to do what I want. Google's My Maps feature seems to do most of what I want, ...
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04.02.07NubDependent on where you work, today's xkcd could be a little NSFW. My wife laughed, thus I get away with posting something otherwise inappropriate.
