It’s a Waffle House world – The Cost Of Light Through The Ages – Open APIs: A nerdy phrase with big meaning for health care – Japanese Manners Made Easy – When I worked forContinue reading
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Daily Reading List — May 3rd
Why Don’t People Return Their Shopping Carts? – It’s actually just poor planning coupled with laziness. Don’t give me this “kid in the car” excuse either. Lazy people and poor planners circle the parking lotContinue reading
Daily Reading List — March 30th
How much pee in a pool would kill you? – Still, going to keep the chlorine numbers lower this year to be safe. #dontstoppeeing Pets Vs. Cattle: The Rising Value of Cloud Computing Skills –Continue reading
Daily Reading List — January 3rd
Ancient astronomy: Mechanical inspiration – Just…wow. Computerizing people may be next step in tech – This is what may actually be the thing that fixes health care. They’re Watching You at Work – If they'reContinue reading
Haven’t Link Dumped In A While
The Age Of Data Wars Dawns Cool Ironman Kona Infographic – Check out the decrease in bike/run splits. And the fairly level swim splits. The Future Of Working From Home – Things are definitely movingContinue reading
I’m reading– December 7th through December 12th
‘Vocal Fry’ Creeping Into U.S. Speech – Combine this with the growing tendency to make declarative statements sound like questions, starting every sentence with the word “so” and inserting “like” every few words as ifContinue reading
Homeschooling, Robot IronMen, Unstructured Play, Plus MORE!
Another link dump. I promise I’ll try to include more bloggers and less news stuff in the future. Here’s How to Stop FB From Tracking You Online – Logging out isn’t enough. Can We Play?Continue reading
Stuff You Should See– April 2nd through May 24th
Lost Finale Heads Into The Light – Newscoma writes some of the best Lost summaries/observations around. I’m going to read this…as soon as I get to watch the finale. How to Tweet Your Way OutContinue reading
Stuff You Should See– January 26th through February 1st
The Death of Global Warming – I don’t think it’s dead just yet. Just like in a bad horror movie, it will make one last effort to grab us by the ankle and stab usContinue reading
Stuff You Should See– December 30th through January 3rd
Do More, Buy Less – A huge positive from a recession. This goes hand in hand with the fact that people are saving more. I’m still amazed that people at the top continue to contendContinue reading
Delicious Link Dump– December 15th through December 17th
8 More PowerPoint Train Wrecks – I went to a great 2 day coaching clinic last weekend. About 10 minutes of the 2 days included the use of PowerPoint. Coincidence? In Search Of Clark Griswold’sContinue reading
Delicious Link Dump– November 17th through November 29th
FIX: “Violation of Primary Key Constraint” – I usually don’t link out to stuff like this. But if I have to stay up all night Saturday night reading this stuff, you should at least haveContinue reading
Delicious Link Dump– October 20th through October 23rd
VS 2010 Code Intellisense Improvements – This is really good for me. I’m still not familiar enough with the C# namespace, and I’m not in it enough every day that that will be improving anyContinue reading
