Image Generator

Here's my image. A bit generic I know, but its all I got right now.

RSS Feeds 'Thing'

I still think Google Reader is simpler. I hope I'm not missing the point of these excercises, but I tend to use what's familiar. And, for me, not only is Google Reader familiar, its also very easy. You can search, and they show you other blog/feeds that may interest you based on your other subscriptions.

Technology

I would consider myself somewhat technology averse. A bit of a luddite. Example: I'm not a very big fan of the iPhone. Maybe the commercials have ruined it for me. But when there's a commercial advertising apps where one can read a book on your iPhone, or calculate out a tip at a restaurent, or even finding your parked car in a parking lot, my immediate thought is not 'Boy, I need one of those right now'. It's usually along the lines of, I can read an ACTUAL book, on your check move the decimal place to the left then add half that number and that's a 15% tip, and if you don't know where you're parked in a lot perhaps you should be taking the bus.

Bands!

http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/view?q=municipal+waste&psc=G&filter=1#5132827634150660962

Here's a link to a Municipal Waste pic. Great crossover band. Saw them play in Dallas with Swedish greats At the Gates and other thrashers.

Books/Records

February Top Books:
-Orchard Keeper by Cormac McCarthy
-Outer Dark by Cormac McCarthy
-Everything that Rises Must Converge by Flannery O'Connor
-People of Paper by Salvador Plascencia

Feburary Top Records:
-Earth-Hibernaculum
-Ben Nichols-Last Pale Light in the West
-Gaslight Anthem-'59 Sound
-Lemuria-S/T
-Cross Examination-Menace II Sobriety

23 Things: 7 1/2 Habits

After viewing the '7 1/2 Habits...' video and asked to post a blog entry detailing which habit bests suits you and why...Well, all these things seem to be methods of learning all of us do everyday without giving much thought to. As an employee, nay, a person living in a world of such developing technologies, I believe it would be false to say one only learns by one method or another. It would seem that in our day to day lives, we learn by an amalgam of different methods: burgeoning technologies such as the internet and blogs, traditional non-electronic reading, speaking and engaging with intelligent people in our environments, et. al.
My two cents.

23 Things Work Blog

This is my blog for TCCL's Technology ConEd, 23 Things. Soon there will be updates, maybe work related, maybe not. We'll see...