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Social media anthropologist. Communications strategist. Business model junkie.
Husband of Jen. Father of 3.
Gen X, indie rock, mountain biker.
This is a collection of notes, thoughts and pics that I've created, collected and then scattered across the Web.
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New Comm Biz
Hyper Bored
Wall Notes
Disclaimer: If it’s even vaguely technology related I represent someone who has an interest in that field.
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My friends folder in Google Reader. A bunch of Geeks.
Sent from my brain telepathically with the help of my phone.
My son loves to make things. He loves duct tape (what's not to love).
Last night he made a backpack out of construction paper by covering two sheets with duct tape and making a duct tape strap. I don't know why exactly but today he wore it to school. We'll see how it works.
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3:00 am is an interesting hour. It's probably the quietest hour of the day. Even when I lived in Vegas 3:00 was quiet.
2:00 am the after parties were winding down. 4:00 am and the uber early birds were waking up. 3:00 is the most quiet. Every noise, every car is noticed. Especially when you can't sleep.
You may be asking what this picture has to do with insomnia or 3:00 am, nothing. Just an interesting picture.
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A great post by Andrew Hyde. I remember when I first started at HP and they told me how much my quarterly budget was and then asked me if that was enough. My first thought was that I could start a company with that much money. The I learned that everything costs more inside a big company.
Personally I still think we should have let the banks and big co's crash. It would have hurt more but we also would have come back twice as strong. From Andrew's post:
"The people I’m around in the startup world could make a damn good run to change the world on $100,000. The banks couldn’t give a mid level manager a bonus that low."
