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On Friday in Signposts, my colleague Peter at Adaptive Path announced my new-but-mighty blog to the AP community. It was positioned as “the musings of a scarily synthetic thinker.” I’m either flattered or not. I choose to be flattered. Thanks, Peter! Visit Peter at peterme.com. [Note: earlier version of the post mentioned Dan, who has a nifty [...]

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Hmmm. I’m in a quandary. I received a galley copy of The Cult of the Amateur from a friend who attended the TED conference, and my open mind is in question. The book is a screed of Web 2.0 and the values it promotes (provokes?) including: participatory online culture, social networking, self-published contribution to bodies [...]

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And then my flickr uploader reloaded the page and when I went back…poof. It was gone. Damn it.

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  Instructions Originally uploaded by feralbeagle. I’m always compelled to insert my head into the towel loop. Sometimes I wonder how these things get through the many twisty paths of approval.

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Sometimes (okay…more than sometimes) when all the plates are spinning and deadlines loom, I can get a bit…frazzled. This is not a good thing. The only good thing about it is when someone helps by reminding me of the positive, joyous parts of life and work. I’ve started collecting some simple reminders to focus on [...]

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For the last 6 months, I’ve had a very rich and full inner blog. Seriously, I’d be walking along and think of something and press “publish” in my head. But not on my domain. My website was still just the sameoldsameold I’ve had for years, and to be honest, I kinda liked it that way. But [...]

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