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Ian Wilker
Web worker - strategist, project manager, community manager.
My kids are watching a cartoon sourced straight from the P-FUNK. ("Garbage Funk"?) #backyardigans_R_win
Free mind mapping (and related types) software - Wikit - http://www.informationtamers.com/WikIT...
Large list, many types of tools for information-mapping and visual aids to thinking.
- Ian Wilker
@samharrelson Loved the happy, loopy, slightly edgy cyclists. Kind of thing that makes Asheville feel like home to this ex-NYer .
#avlparade's best - 4yo dau: Grove P.I. bear. 2yo son: TRACTORS! Wife: sullen-teens-on-phones float. Me: bikes, 10yo "Purple Haze" drummer.
@BourneMedia Liked the Luddite story. Cognitive enhancement (http://www.theatlantic.com/doc...) is scary; Evolve-or-Die handwriting on wall is scarier.
Thanks Phoebe! RT @femmebot: @iwilker To get your city on @foursquare add it here http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewfor... #AVL #asheville
#Asheville folks - Now that 3G is here I think it's about time we mob the @foursquare guys until they set up an #AVL edition... wot say?
Zen To Done (ZTD): The Ultimate Simple Productivity System - http://zenhabits.net/2007...
Hmm... This might just be the nuts-and-bolts I need. "ZTD captures the essential spirit of the new system: that of simplicity, of a focus on doing, in the here and now, instead of on planning and on the system. If you’ve been having trouble with GTD, as great as it is, ZTD might be just for you. It focuses on the habit changes necessary for GTD, in a more practical way, and it focuses on doing, on simplifying, and on adding a simple structure."
- Ian Wilker
Minimal ZTD: The Simplest System Possible - http://zenhabits.net/2007...
"the minimalist version of ZTD — a way to be productive without all the fuss."
- Ian Wilker
@JoshatNRDC Hitchcock could have had a field day with this. (watch: scary Asian carp "When Fish Attack"-type vid -- http://www.youtube.com/watch...)
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TRAACKR - http://traackr.com/
Could be useful for a quick read on influentials in a given area. Not picking up anything at a glance that other tools don't do, however... "Traackr measures online influence on the social web. We use a methodical approach to find meaning in the massive amount of data we collect on social media and identify the most influential individuals in their community."
- Ian Wilker
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