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saw a terrific talk by David Edery, an author of “Changing the Game: How Video Games are Transforming the Future of Business.” |
wonders if one's immune system is weakened by reading a stream of 'got the flu' status updates from friends. |
is wrapping up an intense foray into the history of information schools; sorting out conflicting accounts is fun. |
is feeling that the CHI 2009 Interaction Beyond the Individual subcommittee doesn't want to hear from him. |
retracts recommendation against installing toolbar in browser, he had inferred causality from an unusual coincidence. |
dispatched one long-hanging to-do, now for some others that have accumulated. |
gave a lecture by phone to invisible, inaudible audience at 6:30 a.m., with remote facilitator quietly advancing slides on request. |
is readying for 3 days as single parent, hoping CHI program committee will accept a paper or two of his in exchange for the loan of Gayna. |
for $20 saw four major prejudices confronted in Australia and Milk. Glad Sean Penn didn't give up acting. |
recommends strongly against letting Java Update install a toolbar -- led to obnoxious deceptive adware attack. |
scraped thick ice off the car this morning, but it was a beautiful clear sunny cold day. |
got interesting news factoids in a LinkedIn update which per se validated the small investment in time spent on LI -- see note on my Wall. |
in new Heathrow Terminal 5, no electricity plugs though they want me here 3 hrs early. Built in anticipation of future long-life batteries? |
is rediscovering the challenges of driving to unfamiliar destinations in England, wishes he had achieved Zen acceptance of suffering. |
is en route to airport, SIMTech bound. |
spent night dealing with leaky pipe -- major house additions shake stuff up, last was earthquake sensor cutting off gas heat and hot water. |
is remembering Southern California fires of years past, but would still trade Seattle weather for a little more dry sunshine. |
is disconcerted by reading one friend's tweets/updates describing great news interleaved with anothers's describing an ongoing disaster, |
after chatting w. Gerhard Fischer about how overloaded we've become noticed that Gerhard among others at CSCW added to his action item list. |
is seeing CSCW as a giant doctoral colloquium; grad students are 45% of attendees and maybe 85% of presenters. |
