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For those of you keeping score at home, I’m still waiting for DSL. Looks like it might not happen until January 4th, 2005. And that means I’m falling more and more behind with keepin’ up with the blogosphere. cf. Holiday slowdown The [ . . . ]

I’m deciding on where to put my financial efforts to help with the tsunami recovery: somewhere between worldvision.org and amazon.com (in partnership with Red Cross); the greatest need is for monies.

Communication is hard work. But it is so necessary. Actively communicating is needed in every realm- within an organization (for-profit or non-profit), between organizations, from organizations to the public, between individuals, within a marriage, in all kinds of relationships. (and it can [ . . . ]

It’s been a good year for blogging, blogs, and bloggers, as mainstream media (MSM) acknowledge its growing influence: Alpha Bloggers Shape the High-Tech Agenda (Newsweek), Blogs Have Their Day + 10 Things We Learned About Blogs (Time), ‘Blog’ Tops US Dictionary’s Words [ . . . ]

At Bob Carlton‘s evite, here’s my Top 5 for 2004, second half of it anyways: Deconstructing McLaren pseudo podcasting overload schmoverload 40 Purpose-Driven Bullet Points upgrade to 13,000 feet This lil’ exercise was a little excruciating for me, since I don’t usually [ . . . ]

Returned from a brief excursion to the Big Apple, mainly for a company luncheon, and attached a small family vacation with it. Painstaking trip up, leaving metro DC at 12:30pm and arriving at 7:30pm, with an hour spent inching along at Lincoln [ . . . ]

SoulSistersUnite.com Co-Author Jen Lemen gets some more buzz at jordoncooper.com, in case you can’t get enough

On more than one occasion, I’ve been pushed into the corner by onlookers of the “emergent” conversation and to explain what McLaren is all about. Not an easy thing to explain, even though I attend his church and have read most of [ . . . ]

Instead of endlessly reading more blogs from my Bloglines reader (which is up to 271 feeds, not that I read all of them, but I do skim them from time to time), I’m going to start blogging towards something that might one [ . . . ]