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Early reviews of the new DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL are not looking too good |
Leon Fleisher's recording of Schubert's Sonata in B flat Major is awesome. |
I just drove from Tyson's Corner to Alexandria Virginia in the most miserable rain imaginable. Ick. Not good to be out tonight. |
@miconian What does it say about me that I have absolutely no idea what that number might be? |
@jasonmbader Ha! I once predicted in a public speech that Windows would die! |
@glennstrachan reminds me of the old movies "... you must show us your papers first..." |
Did Apple give up DRM on iTunes this week? |
@batterista I had to give it up since it didn't work with my main online applications |
Technology Review's "Are Social Networks Sinking?" http://tinyurl.com/6zvpkb |
@jtbritto You should try some collaboration technology instead of all the meetings! |
News item: "GPS, hidden cameras watching over Baby Jesus" http://tinyurl.com/6o5qoq |
When you use an acronym in a Twitter message, do you assume all followers understand its meaning? Or just "the ones that count"? |
I saw a hawk this morning while walking the dog http://www.ddmcd.com/storag... |
@pchaney is this one more example of the consolidations that are being driven by a souring economy? |
New blog post: "Introduction: Blogging and Social Networking Basics for Professionals" http://www.ddmcd.com/basics... |
My friend Larry Kilbourne writes about "Marketing as Literature": http://tinyurl.com/6ezw27 |
Northern VA: Capital Cabal party tonight for "new media" types, 2nd floor Guarapo, near Courthouse Metro Arlington http://tinyurl.com/2swjhb |
@GovExec no surprises there - a major function of contracting is to compensate workers less than comparable government employees |
@jdcoffman heck - why not just print 'em on paper and mail 'em and be done with it? |
@DavidStephenson Kevin Novak at Amer Inst of Architects has interesting stories about building access via public vs private resources |
