This morning my ipodder brought me three minutes of excitement and inspiration. Gerald Buckley works for AAPG the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and he’s put together a kind of internal communication/diary announcement podcast for them. The combination of heavy technical oil speak and the funky backing track he uses can get a bit surreal,…
Reading Lilia & Stephanie‘s very clever paper on weblog communities, I start asking “Why? What’s my motivation here” (Hey give me a break darling – you can take the boy out of the theatre you know, but you can’t take the theatre out of *this* boy). No really, why would you want to be able…
I’d forgotten that I sketched this on Monday afternoon having just arrived and grabbed a cup of tea – hadn’t seen anyone to talk to yet and so just did this in my Journal. Over the two days I think I saw this guy with the floppy hair here more often than on any stand….
Nice little google – try searching for modernising government agenda and hit the [I’m feeling lucky] button. Obviously either time to get back to old-fashioned government or even moderner government…. Yer ’tis in case it slips from the top page in google
I do have a prior engagement – well a committment actually, which is why I shan’t be at the LPFC. Whether you can or can’t – just make sure you follow THE RULES.
I’m pleased to announce that Perfect Path will not be donating one single drop of it’s precious Googlejuice to Suw‘s continued ramblings on Simon Pegg & Shaun of the Dead. I urge you to not.. to do.. to not do.. that thing… either
The Ideal Government Project says: “The UK is spending a lot of money and effort computerising government. Let’s get a clear idea what we want it to look like when it’s done. Dream a little, and help set out the wish list. Otherwise we might end up with something we did not want.” Louise helpfully…
Darn those pesky folk at we make money not art for pointing to the old computer museum. Can’t they see I’m supposed to be working? OK this is the first computer my father bought in the early eighties – whizz bang spec: 16K ROM 16K RAM (expandable to 48K!!!) and running at a cool 1MHz,…
David Gurteen is launching a new publication: “For some time I have felt the need for a publication that focused on thought leadership in the fields of learning, creativity, innovation, KM and personal development. My colleagues Clive Snell and Peter Williams of Bizmedia with whom I run the Gurteen Knowledge Conferences and Learning Events have…
Danny Gregory from Everyday Matters has an amusing piece in this US satirical mag-site