Husband. Dad. Dude. Learning Nerd. Misanthrope.
Much of this post relates to making a great iPhone app. Hopefully, you’ll connect the dots on how this might impact how you develop whatever else it is you’re developing.
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there was much celebration, hugs, laughter but the mood was hardly what I’d call self-congratulatory. It was refreshingly earnest as if everyone there, happy as they were about how it was turning out, recognized that we were all… all participating in a shared moment in history.
It should be to no one’s surprise that I’ll be casting my vote for Barack Hussein Obama on Tuesday. And while everyone from close friends to close family can poke holes at my reasons, I’ll share them with you all the same.
Flash, ActionScript, Flex — if it’s primarily something to do with Flash Design or Development — you can find my writing on the subject here.
Talking about all things related to the scoping, analysis, design, development, implementation and evaluation of E-Learning — not necessarily those issues related heavily by SCORM (that’s in it’s own category).
Writings, musings, questions, answers and thoughts and perspective on the once and future Sharable Content Object Reference Model.
A cornucopia of ideas, findings, musings and lessons on productivity, social networking, knowledge sharing, Apple products, web-related technologies, software, Science Fiction and other topics that everyone might enjoy but especially the nerd/geek set would find great utility.
Anything I find just generally funny, humorous, ironic, witty, annoying, rage-inducing or flat out rants, this is where I’ll write about it. Don’t expect it to be work-appropriate (heck don’t expect it to be true) and don’t take me too seriously. You can choose to ignore this area entirely. You are not compelled to read anything, but I can’t be held responsible if you choose to do so. I mean it… don’t whine about how I’m not being fair. If it’s filed as personal and you don’t like it, start your own damn blog and rant about it :P
This is what I said back in February. Now we have December in our sights. How’s your budget looking? Did you save the organization a ton of cash in other ways, thus reducing costs overall? Did you improve productivity in measurable ways, thus reducing your operating costs overall?
How significantly did your budget shrink? How significantly might your staff size shrink?
We’re supposed to care about Bond’s inner struggle for forgiveness; I didn’t pay to see some arthouse Bond meets Garden State deal. I watch Bond to think about being him — not identifying with him.
I’ve had a hard time being ironic, witty or snarky over the last week. One could argue that I’m never quite that ironic, witty nor snarky, but it’s easy to write with a bit of an edge. It’s difficult to write good copy without an edge, and after the election, there’s just a lot less to be immediately edgy about. Sure, the war in Iraq is still going on and actions in Pakistan and Afghanistan seem to be inflating, as well as Russia deploying missiles near Poland, which kinda reminds …
Last night I received my first disbursement for August referrals of Spanning Sync for $160. In keeping with my plans, $80 is going to charities. I put $50 in Kiva for team Learning Ninjas and $30 to the Salvation Army. Brian was smart enough to organize a Kiva Team, and I’m going to start inviting the awesomely cool learning professionals we know to join up with us. Knowing that I just got August’s payments yesterday, I’m excited for the first of December when I should be able to donate a …
More to see starting around 8am Eastern on October 28 from Learning 2008, hosted by Elliott Masie in Orlando, Florida.
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