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The Arizona Energy Management Council and participating ACE Hardware stores are offering SRP customers a special rate of just $3 per square foot on new or rebuilt, installed shade screens purchased between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 2009. SRP customers can call the Arizona Energy Management Council at (602) 266-7283 for a participating shade screen contractor or visit a participating ACE Hardware store. - Jeremy Schultz

"If I had my way I wouldn’t do annual reviews, if I felt that everybody would be more honest about positive and negative feedback along the way. I think the annual review process is so antiquated. I almost would rather ask each employee to tell us if they’ve had a meaningful conversation with their manager this quarter. Yes or no. And if they say no, they ought to have one. I don’t even need to know what it is. But if you viewed it as meaningful, then that’s all that counts." - Jeremy Schultz

This is the reason my laptop to TV connection is sucky. - Jeremy Schultz

The current best option for internet-provided TV? Intriguing, but best model on serious backorder... - Jeremy Schultz

Champion of the sun! - Jeremy Schultz

As a corporate communicator turning community manager, I find this both dead-on and handy. Well done! - Jeremy Schultz

iPhone app, book, and photo sharing site from "the best camera is the one that's with you" - Jeremy Schultz

Intel's Eric Dishman is writing some brilliant stuff on personal health reform and technologies, and here's one great little story. - Jeremy Schultz from Bookmarklet

Rollers that folks are raving about. For 800 bones, they better be raving! - Jeremy Schultz

"I've never understood the point of this "debate." RSS is the plumbing of the social web, and it's doing a fine job of it. Does it have some competitor that I'm missing that's fighting to replace it? This whole thing feels like technical semantics that most end users couldn't possibly care less about. Twitter is enabled by RSS (for crying out loud). It's just another RSS reader: every person you subscribe to is just another feed, no? It takes RSS as input, and produces RSS as output. And as far as Google Reader goes, it was pretty late to the stable of RSS readers. There's no shortage of alternatives for those seeking a different experience. Overall, I think readers in general have a ways to go to reach and enable a bigger swath of users." - Jeremy Schultz

Brilliant! Best enunciation of a health care approach I've seen yet. - Jeremy Schultz

My new solar panels are the most exciting part of my upcoming move back to Arizona! Incentives are pretty good these days. - Jeremy Schultz

"Tech giant Intel, Oregon's largest private employer, faces new challenges in its never-ending race to stay ahead of the pack." - Jeremy Schultz

I think it did it. My work machine is an order of magnitude slower, so that will be a much better test. :) - Jeremy Schultz

Or you could just be like me - wait for your over-secured PC to lock up/crash under the weight of all that concurrent/conflicting I/O pressure, and voilà - Firefox has barfed om yet another profile and started over with a new one. - Mike Smith-Lonergan from FreshFeed

"Since that first day back in 2006, when I realized the opportunities that social media presented me, my company, and my government, I have evolved from an opportunist to a leader (I hope!), and I can only hope that I’ll continue to evolve in the years ahead. Here are the seven evolutionary stages that I went through as a social media evangelist – I’m interested in hearing if you find yourself going through a similar evolution, or if you skipped a few steps and went straight from an amoeba to advanced human " - Oğuz Serdar from Bookmarklet

Very well described. I think I'm in a combination of 4, 6, and a little 7--trending out of 4, slowly. - Jeremy Schultz

to be quarterly? - Jeremy Schultz

Thanks for sharing, I missed this. I vote for "other," too, but I'll have to look up some of the names I'd never heard of before. - Jeremy Schultz

Interesting perspective. I love seeing time left to spend quantified; it adds urgency, which I find motivating. - Jeremy Schultz

Threaded Twitter conversations. Funny, I was looking for one of these last week... - Jeremy Schultz

“It was funny to see FriendFeed, which is full of people who don’t like Twitter, just consumed with conversation about Twitter,” she said. I don't know about that one! - Jeremy Schultz

yeah, I was on FF but wasn't chatting about TweetVille :) - George Dearing

This looks clever, but I can't view the video at work for some reason. - Jeremy Schultz

Brilliant! - Jeremy Schultz

Everything tweeted from the IABC 09 conference in June 2009 - Jeremy Schultz

Stowe Boyd and others' research findings on open enterprise - Jeremy Schultz

Who thought a talking head with a piece of paper could make for an interesting 8 minute video? A little personality and story goes a long way. I like the simple flipchart format, very clean and memorable. - Jeremy Schultz

that's scary, I could disappear for days, just scrolling down, and down, and down.... - Jeremy Schultz

Bikeways map for all of Maricopa county. Not too shabby, but where's the KML for Google Earth? I need to hook these guys up with Portland Metro... - Jeremy Schultz

I'd like to think that we are, but it would take a blog post to explain how... - Jeremy Schultz

True, I'm totally self sufficient, but if it makes newbies more confident and gets them on the bike, I'm all for it. - Jeremy Schultz

The first post from colleague, Laurie Buczek, on her new blog. She is leading Intel's charge into social computing from within IT, and I'm doing whatever I can to make her (and the rest of the company) wildly successful. - Jeremy Schultz