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Caught
Caught
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COOKIES! I KNOW THERE'S COOKIES IN THE SILVER BOX! - Tony Maro
Google Reader
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Looks Like I Picked the Wrong Career
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How exactly does one become a pirate? - luther
Flickr
kk+ published a photo on Flickr
When the fun ends...
When the fun ends...
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Netflix
Thomas Hawk added a movie to Netflix
Frank Lloyd Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright
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Great documentary. Ken Burns rules. Frank Lloyd Wright's life certainly makes for good story telling. - Andrew Smith
When I was a student (computer science ingineer) most of my friends were architects, so they told me about him and I learned to appreciate his art! :) - directeur
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November 10 at 1:48 pm - Link
Nice, I have one of these... - Cheryl Jones
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wowowowowowowow - VictorB
من یکی از اینا دارم کسی نمیخره - Mahdi Abdollahi
I have one of these too. It's one of my favorite cameras (and heavy enough to be used as a weapon in a pinch!) - Cecily
@Cecily: Cool, do you have any pictures posted online from this camera? I've shot a couple rolls with the camera, but I don't think I've scanned any of the shots yet. - Cheryl Jones
Cheryl: http://www.flickr.com/photos/c... - Cecily
Nice set! What film did you use for the B&W pics? I haven't shot too much B&W so far. I have tried the Kodak B&W film that can be processed as C-41 (IIRC), and I've tried a regular Kodak Tmax 400 film. But since it takes *forever* to get B&W film developed (I haven't tried doing it myself), I haven't shot much B&W. - Cheryl Jones
Either the Ilford chromogenic film (can't remember the name right now) or Kodak BW chromogenic film (the stuff that can be developed as C-41). - Cecily
Twitter
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Robert Scoble posted a message on Twitter
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Robert Scoble posted a message on Twitter
FriendFeed
Robert Scoble posted a message
“Just landed in San Francisco and Twitter is down. Blame Scoble.”
4 hours ago - Link
it's funnier when other people say it :) - Christopher Galtenberg
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Hey Robert broke twitter ... no wait, it's just twitter's way of saying, "Welcome Home"~!! - Susan Beebe
What's Alex done to Twitter? Alex? Robert is saying you broke twitter..... - WorldofHiglet
I really don't think it's your fault..... this time. :) - JCLeftie
http://friendfeed.com/e/4df2dc... - Tanju Yıldız (mavisland)
Awesome blog title -> "Twitter went down as soon as Robert Scoble landed in SF" - AJ Batac
Yeah. Nice work Scoble ;) I bet you brought some Chinese twitter virus back home - Dennis Bjørn Petersen via twhirl
And, being that you're Scoble, you're still able to Tweet about it. - DocileWalnut
Another Blame Scoble meme? - Roberto Bonini
It went down right as I ran my auto-follow script for SocialToo - it's probably my fault ;-) - Jesse Stay
Googel reader having problems as well... you must not have read all your feeds and now they have an out of memory error - Ian D. Nock via twhirl
See I cannot even type properly.. must be Scoble - Ian D. Nock via twhirl
Ian, funny thing - I did just finish reading my feeds. I think it's actually me taking down the internet this time. ;-) - Jesse Stay via twhirl
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Robert Scoble posted a message on Twitter
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Robert Scoble posted a message on Twitter
FriendFeed
Robert Scoble posted a message
“I invested a lot of time this year in FriendFeed and Twitter instead of my blog. Was that the right decision?”
40 minutes ago - Link
I think so. - Robert Scoble
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Half of it was right. And I'm not posting this from Twitter. ;) - Chris White
Time will tell, but I think it was correct decision. - imran
It's made you one of my favorite bloggers, if that makes you feel any better about it. If you weren't heavy on the social exploration I probably wouldn't read. - Daniel J. Pritchett
what outcome were you going for? - zach
From my perspective, yes. It's a much more interactive and broader experience for all. - Kevin C. Tofel
The right decision from which perspective, Robert? Did you increase "eyeballs?" Revenue? Both? Other? - Mark VandenBerg
I like FriendFeed and Twitter, but don't see how they compare to developing thoughtful, deeper blog posts. Really, I think FF and Twitter have their place, and I love them as well, but that place is certainly not a replacement to blogging. - Michael Krigsman
I think yes. Most folks can read twitter 100% of the time -- blogs are scanned. You tend to link to good stuff from twitter and have good headlines. - Ted Simpson
No question about that. In the past, websites were static compared to blogs. Now blogs are static compared to microblogging services. - Berci Mesko
I think only you can be the judge of that. We're all beginning to look at blogs as sort of the core of our outreach, so I'm not sure investing time in microblogging elsewhere is an either/or question. You are you. Your blog and social media network are simply extensions. If you're happy with your business model and continuing to grow, what's the problem? :-) - Chris Baskind
Mark: Revenue? Didn't change much. Eyeballs? Well, I have almost 21,000 followers here that I didn't have at the beginning of the year. Zach: I just saw that FriendFeed was going to be one of the most interesting new services of the year. Seeing how it was on the screen at the Chinese BloggerCon I think I picked the right services. - Robert Scoble
I consider FF as blogging in many ways and more interesting than a blog. - imran
You certainly moved the ball forward for the two companies. And if you think they're a vital part of the "internet plumbing", you absolutely made the right decision in helping to secure their futures. - Christopher Galtenberg
I've shut down my blog for the time being. Not getting the interaction out of it, the way I'm getting out of experiences on FF and Twitter. I think if you want more conversation online, the blogs (for now) would not be the way to go. - Helen Sventitsky
are the 21K followers different from people who followed your blog already? if so that is in increase. if not then the eyeballs are moving from your blog to friend feed. - Jonathan Jesse
Just wondering. Thanks, Robert. - Mark VandenBerg
My twitter lives alongside my blog in the sidebar, and I keep track of all my tweets by feeding it into a lifestream stored on my server. i think that's the key, as the two platforms, microblogging and blogging, work nicely together. - C. K. Sample III
@Michael great thoughts on blogs allowing for deeper thought development. that greater development, might lead to more meaningful discussion on FF then what may occur in the comment section - Jonathan Jesse
Also, check out Twitemperature if you like Twitter. Tells you whether you're hot or cold based upon what you've tweeted and how it ties into online trends and community: http://twitemperature.com - C. K. Sample III
It's a good question -- I've been thinking (and writing a bit) about the question of a blogging / microblogging balance. My working theory: that going forward the most successful bloggers will be strong microbloggers, and vice versa. - Eric Berlin
Robert, then I have a wunderbar über wonderful idea for you! You know, you can trust me :) - directeur via NoiseRiver
YES YES YES YES YES YES! - Susan Beebe
There are plenty of people up at blog-level covering "the scene". You're on the ground with people as they're trying things, talking about what's missing, what they need, what they like and don't. I think this is a good place for a tech-head to be. But blog posts to send signals up and out to the other tech-heads, reviewing your time embedded with the troops, will still be vital for growth of the net. - Christopher Galtenberg
No =) The audience for the standard blog delivery system is different than a hyper-conversation micro-blogging system. While these services are great with interactivity, they do not generate useful long term content in most cases due to short posts (usually under 120 characters) and basically being a link farm rather than useful content. The initial "posts" are not as in-depth as a typical blog post, and the comments are often "me too" type of responses as well. Balance your tweets vs. your blog posts =) - RAD Moose
I found I moved too much of my activity to Twitter and FriendFeed - I have tried to return to more blog postings, since I do have a community of readers that is only there. - Richard Akerman
Hard to say. Who are you, again? :) - Matt Tuley
Yes, I've heard little about your blog posts, but I've heard plenty about you being very open & active on social sites. That kind of interaction with your audience is a refreshing change and I'm sure it helps your reach (though I'm sure that's not what you meant). - Cains
Honestly? You put you in front of me. I would not have gotten to the blog as often, as I've seen you here. Just too much to read. - Ed Shaz/NextInstinct
I personally miss the longer/thought out posts that used to appear on your blog. While I don't think that using FF/Twitter has been a bad thing, and I know that you don't have time for *everything*, your more "editorial" and reporting style of blogging is missed. - drew olanoff
Cross posting of comments between blogs and friendfeed would be an interesting development. - Andrew Leyden
Jonathan: I think I've gained a good percentage of new people who found me here on FriendFeed. That's why I have more followers here than, say, Michael Arrington does or Leo Laporte do (and they should have WAY more, because of the size of their audiences). - Robert Scoble
I ask myself the same question often regarding whether I should spend so much time on social media sites instead of just writing content on my blogs. What I don't think I realized is that I'm still creating valuable content at all of my outposts that are still ultimately leading to my blogging hub. I think its been well worth it. - Mark Krynsky
@Andrew WordPress has a nice plugin to link to FriendFeed activity. Unfortunately for my platform (TypePad) I don't know of an equivalent. - Richard Akerman
ppl will follow you anywhere on web i think, but this is the best place to folllow you. - imran
I find FriendFeed to be more engaging, but it would be nice to gauge the amount of traffic a post on FF gets. - Spencer
the #friendfeed, #twitter, #socialmedian instantaneous replies, directs, and comments distributed throughout feed aggregation access points establishes a better communication channel for your voice - shayne catrett
depends. did you sacrifice blog content & share it on FF/Twitter? - I stopped blogging about useless junk since I can simply throw that stuff up on FF or Twitter now. Less frequent are my blog posts, but more quality, at least I think - Enrique Gutierrez via twhirl
@Richard if you can migrate to Six Apart's Movable Type 4, they have a widget for FF -- in fact, I'm going to be trying to get it running on my blog tonight - Woodrow Jarvis Hill
Here's how you get your answer: (1) Go get some sleep. You just got back from China! (2) Wake up and look at the likes/comments on this item. (3) Compare those numbers against responses to your best blog post this year. - Bruce Lewis via fftogo
It depends what you're after. Knowing you, it was the right decision - twitter and friendfeed are like a quickfire conversation, here there, lots of input, changing topics all the time. Blogs are the considered discussion...or lecture. Different methods of communication, you choose which one you prefer. - Rachel Clarke
Blog
ScottBourne posted an entry on Scott Bourne
Inside Aperture Podcast Interviews ANPW Winners
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Twitter
Robert Scoble posted a message on Twitter
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Thomas Hawk posted a link
Eric Holder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Eric Holder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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NBC says that Eric Holder has agreed to be Attorney General for Obama. - Thomas Hawk via Bookmarklet
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http://www.blog.newsweek.com/b... - Thomas Hawk
Another Clintonista. Shocker. - Brian Newman
Poor choice - imran
I'm still waiting for hope and change. All I've seen are a couple guys that got rich as i-bankers and trial lawyers after Clinton left office. - Brian Newman
Increasingly, I'm getting the feeling the Obama administration is turning into a puppet affair. - abacab
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Eric Rice posted a message
“Is there an alternative to Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts? I'm aware of Spiral Scouts, Earth Scouts and Campfire. Prefer secular.”
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http://www.scoutingforall.org/ - and maybe see if there's a US version of Woodcraft Folk - http://www.woodcraft.org.uk/ - Tom Morris
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What? you mean you're not into paramilitary training groups for children? ;) - V for Veselka
not the ones with religion and discrimination, but I repeat myself. Heh - Eric Rice
Boy Scouts of America Oath: "On my honor I will do my best To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight." - Logical Extremes
The Girl Scout Promise: "On my honor, I will try: To serve God* and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law. [*The word "God" can be interpreted in a number of ways, depending on one's spiritual beliefs. When reciting the Girl Scout Promise, it is okay to replace the word "God" with whatever word your spiritual beliefs dictate.] - Logical Extremes
Apparently the Girl Scouts do accept regardless of faith, Boy Scouts do not; then there's that whole discrimination thing. - Eric Rice
Girl Scouts are a little better... at least you can substitute FSM if you want. - Logical Extremes
I have noticed 4-h has a science and tech side. I thought it was just horses and ag, heh. - Eric Rice
Blog
Scott Beale posted an entry on Laughing Squid
The Monty Python Channel on YouTube
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Looking for "The Bishop"... - William, CPU Media
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Twitter
Jim Turner posted a message on Twitter
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kk+ bookmarked a page on delicious
50 suggestions for how President-elect Obama can use the Internet to govern
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Iron considering I read in the New York Times they're likely to take away his BlackBerry and laptop. :P - kk+
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Blog
Thomas Hawk posted an entry on Thomas Hawk's Digital Connection
GM Lobbies Current GM Auto Owners to Contact Congress on Their Behalf
2 hours ago - Link
Is that a desperate move or what? - Jeff P. Henderson
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GM sent me an email asking me to lobby Congress on their behalf as a GM owner. I printed the email on my blog. Smells like desperation to me to see GM lobbying all of their GM owners to try to get this money through Congress. - Thomas Hawk
yeah, it feel pretty desperate to me. It also strikes me as a bit of an inappropriate way for GM to use my personal information. - Thomas Hawk
I wonder if GM will reach out via twitter. Is GM trying to take a page from the recent political season with this email appeal to their customers. Some say it is a desperate move but I think desperate times calls for desperate means. - Ruth Ferguson
I would agree about the inappropriate use of personal info, Thomas. I'm expecting to find the same e-mail when I get home. My wife also owns a GM vehicle. - Jeff P. Henderson
I called my representatives lobbying them to NOT support the bailout. - Jason Shultz via twhirl
I guess owners of GM vehicles should be concerned though -- it would mean an end to warranties, fixing of future recall worthy faults, and complicate future parts availability. - Brian Sullivan
Autos will be saved regardless of voters input - imran
I doubt it would impact future parts availability. How often do you buy OEM parts for your car. I recently replaced the timing belt and water pump on my car over the weekend and neither of them was OEM. When I replaced the fuel pump on another vehicle it wasn't OEM. - Jason Shultz via twhirl
It's a myth that you won't be able to have your car repaired if they fail. Any good mechanic can work on a GM car and parts will still be made as demand exists. That's what the market does. Now the parts may not be made by employees of labor unions, but that's another story. - Thomas Hawk
@Thomas Exactly. It's just fear mongering by the Big 3 to scare those who don't know any better into helping to bailout their antiquated business models. - Jason Shultz via twhirl
But it does complicate parts availability. Granted most of the parts are probably manufactured by 3rd party suppliers but quite a number of them will fail as well. If there is demand then somebody will move to fill the demand but this will likely be uneven. I am not advocating a bail out but bankruptcy will come with lots of complications. - Brian Sullivan
You have to remember two things: 1. GM doesn't own the dealerships; franchise holders own the dealerships. Ergo, GM doesn't service the products it makes, other than compensation to the franchise-holders in the form of waranty related repairs. 2. The majority of parts for automakers are produced, under license, by independant vendors who still need to make products to stay in business. - Mark VandenBerg
Lobbying efforts aside, how can the US keep affording to bail out industries with hundreds of billions of dollars? Take that money and invest in alternative energy and entirely new and profitable markets will emerge. You can't really do the same with the financial markets but alternative energy is CLEARLY the most prevalent opportunity for profitable investment that could create new jobs to replace ones lost in the auto industry and actually turn the government investment a profit. Something we're not really seeing with the bail out. - Devlin Dunsmore via twhirl
"I want to assure you that we are making our best vehicles ever." Great. Now start making vehicles that can compete with the offerings from the car companies who ARE NOT begging for taxpayer cash to enable their addictions. - Dave Roth
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Brad_King posted a message on Facebook
“Brad gets caught up in the romance of life sometimes, and forgets about the little things in life.”
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Arrested Development: Jeffrey Tambor Says 'Arrested Development' Movie Is 'A Go!'
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Diigo
Eric Rice bookmarked a page on Diigo
Interpretation and Education, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior
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Jr Ranger? - Clay Newton
Blog
Scott Beale posted an entry on Laughing Squid
Cat Riding a Roomba
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This is what YouTube was made for. - Mike Doeff
I love how the cat actually helps scoop a little dirt into the Roomba at the very end. What a helper! :) - Kevin C. Tofel
I LOL'd. No really, I did. - Phil Glockner
Its great how compleatly un-fazed it is, happy just sat there spinning about. - Simon Wicks
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Chris Brogan posted an entry on chrisbrogan.com
Should Every Outward Facing Employee Have a Web Presence
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Simple answer: yes. Same question: should every outward facing employee have a face? - Lars Trieloff
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Absolutely - Aram Zucker-Scharff
I almost said no, because janitors and other people don't really deal with customers, do they? But then I remembered the lady who cleaned my hotel room. She said hi and asked if she could make my stay better. Made my feelings about Sheraton go up. So, everyone affects the brand and everyone is customer facing and everyone can affect our understanding of what the company does, or help us have a better experience with it. - Robert Scoble
Yes. It makes them easier to contact and simpler to manage. - Tyler Hurst via twhirl
Robert: I'd argue that janitors and cleaning staff aren't outward-facing employees. - Kevin Fox
Kevin: I'd argue that they are. Everyone comes into contact with other human beings and they all represent the company in some way every day. If you hire great people all the way through your organization, you won't have to worry. If you hire idiots, then I'd worry about this stuff. - Robert Scoble
No. Most outward-facing employees are already outward-facing and present in the ways they need to be by default. Plastering them on a billboard for people unrelated to see, or opening them up personally for disgruntled customers to stalk... seems to be going a bit far. - abacab
I would say it depends. If you have a sales team with 100 people why not a blog for the team and then each individual member can blog. 100 blogs is maybe taking it a bit far? - Sofia
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“darinrmcclure asks DOW 7000 anyone?”
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Steampunk Studio - Abney Park - Airship Pirate
Steampunk Studio - Abney Park - Airship Pirate
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