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Today, Chris Brogan helped me learn a hard lesson: Sarcasm is a powerful communication tool, possibly the most powerful. Spending a lot of time in front of a computer is a waste of time. Coming up with something to say every day is such a waste. Making audio and video
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Everything I wish everyone I know had learned before meeting me: 1. Listen to others 2. Follow the steps 3. Follow the rules 4. Ignore distractions 5. Ask for help 6. Take turns when you talk 7. Get along with others 8. Stay calm with others 9. Be responsible for
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The [one] who lives in a small community lives in a much larger world. [They] know much more of the fierce varieties and uncompromising divergences of [others]. The reason is obvious. In a large community we can choose our companions. In a small community our companions are chosen for us.
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The new Ode Magazine website is really coming together well. It feels good to poke around in a website where my first thought isn't "Where's the feed?" I actually want to be on the site itself. There a still a few wrinkles to smooth
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Tonight our friends Jason and Erin invited us over to their apartment for dinner. Jason found a recipe today that he wanted to try out, and I'm glad he did. I don't even remember the name--something with chickpeas and spices and rice and mint and garlic--but
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Loic Le Meur has created his own virtual advisory board in facebook to explore the idea of crowdsourcing while setting up a new business in SF. He asks what the mission of the group should be, and how it should work. This is my response: I would highly encourage you