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The always fabulous Louis Grey makes good points about using GMail in a corporate environment and got me thinking in a different direction. I begain to consider: Why can’t I share emails the same way I can share RSS entries? … Continue reading →

It’s not quite a detailed tutorial but I hope any budding ioBridge cardiologists will find my latest foray into web2.0 useful. I’ve recorded a video of my ioBridge project and posted it on Vimeo in the hope that it will … Continue reading →

If you read this post on the site as opposed to via RSS you may have noticed the Theme change (and now be wondering why I changed it back). The trial them was ASCII-one and other then not being able … Continue reading →

Time for a little bit of nonsense. I was following the news that Pownce is dead and started reading some of Leah Culver’s blog entries, which I usually try to check in every so often but don’t have in my … Continue reading →

Yay, I made it to Highschool! No, I’m not really headed back to school, just enjoying a moment of brevity with the “Blog Readability Test” I wouldn’t take it too seriously as I’m not sure how a “determination” is made, … Continue reading →

I haven’t waded through all the implications of Apple’s event today but this in particular caught my eye; “He’s picked up an iPhone. He’s going into contacts, calendar and e-mail, and it’s all empty. Now he’s looking at settings, goes … Continue reading →

I can’t swear, and I don’t want to jinx it, but I just ‘finished’ a big blog move and update and contrary to my recent technology experiences this seems to have gone well! If there’s anything broken please let me … Continue reading →

With a wife with majors in Psychology and Counseling I’ve absorbed some of her skepticism of popular personality assessments. However, she and I both feel they’re interesting ways of starting a dialog about how people approach their environment. I took … Continue reading →

As I’ve been creating this blog I’ve been having major struggles with what seems like a relatively minor component; the “about you” section. Everything seems to request a description and it’s a sensible position to have, i.e. why should people … Continue reading →