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Slow down John. Think about what you are trying to accomplish before to ping the world. - dan

how so dan? if Bobbie puts up an event, and wants some help with getting the word out, I'd be glad to tweet. What were you thinking? - John Cass

For my FriendFeed Friends... - Helen Sventitsky

I have the first Ultravox! on CD - my favorite. SOR OK, but not like the first. - dan

Really? I think that out of all the John Foxx era CDs, SOR is my fave. - Helen Sventitsky

"The Ingenesist Project posits that trillions upon trillions of dollars worth of value that is being transferred to social media from a legacy economy stifled by insurmountable debt. These numbers are indeed spectacular because they account for the value “lost”, and most importantly, the calculations provides" - dan from Bookmarklet

"The Last Mile of social media is a vastly unexploited resource with an astonishing wealth creation potential." - dan from Bookmarklet

"Last week, I participated in a WWW2007 panel called “Multimedia Metadata Standards in a Semantic Web 3.0“, where I took the opportunity to declare the Semantic Web dead. As you can imagine, such a declaration in front of a crowd of semantic web researchers provoked many responses. While I believe panels should be provocative and entertaining, I also have specific reasons for why I went as far as calling the Semantic Web “dead”. Let me explain what I mean." - Seth Greenblatt from Bookmarklet

Great article. It's about time someone came forward and said it can't be done this way. That does not mean it is dead, just that the approach is incorrect. The Ingenesist Project has specified 3 web applications which if deployed through social media would make knowledge tangible outside the construct of a corporation. A knowledge inventory, a percentile search engine,and an innovation bank are those applications. Regarding semantic web, the search would be relative to the knowledge inventory of the user - dan

With failing financial structure, Social capital, creative capital, and intellectual capital will increasingly behave like tangible assets. - dan from Bookmarklet

With failing financial structure, Social capital, creative capital, and intellectual capital will increasingly behave like tangible assets. - dan from Bookmarklet

Hasn't it always been about who you know, and not what you know? - coldbrew

With failing financial structure, Social capital, creative capital, and intellectual capital will increasingly behave like tangible assets. - dan from Bookmarklet

With failing financial structure, Social capital, creative capital, and intellectual capital will increasingly behave like tangible assets. - dan from Bookmarklet

The current wave of technological change will likely spawn new economic theories and social organization systems as well. - dan from Bookmarklet

good read - dan from Bookmarklet

A good read - dan from Bookmarklet

Don't underestimate him - dan from Bookmarklet

Don't under estimate him - dan from Bookmarklet

Please tweet, stumble or digg of you like it - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Please tweet, stumble, or Digg, etc., if you like it. thanks - dan from Bookmarklet

Please tweet, Stumble, or Digg if you like it - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Permission to step out of the mother of all boxes - dan from Bookmarklet

Must get the horse in front of the cart - dan from Bookmarklet

Must get the horse in front of the cart - dan from Bookmarklet

Must get the horse in front of the cart - dan from Bookmarklet

Must get the horse in front of the cart - dan from Bookmarklet