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Hello Rotary Club of Regina Eastview

I hope you enjoy my presentation at your luncheon today and it doesn't make you do this…

Here's One For All The Blackberry Lovers Out There

Fortune magazine has named Research In Motion, maker of the Blackberry line of products, as the fastest growing company in the world.  (Apple came in at 39.)On a

My Day As Facebook Updates

I rarely do Facebook updates so here's a glimpse of how today would be if I did them all the time.  7:11am – Jason is awake before everyone

Radiohead – Inexpensive Charity Single and a Free Song Too

Radiohead is no stranger to innovative music practices.  Recently, they've done a couple more…– a one-off charity single, “Harry Patch (In Memory Of), to support the British Legion,

Kidlandia: Who's More Excited – Daddy or Pace?

Usually when I read TechCrunch, I find stuff that gets me excited about some new web site or technology.  And don't get me wrong – the make-your-own-Medieval map

"I was in front of him, what happened with my phone?"

Instead of doing literal translations (word X in English is word Y in some other language), I read somewhere that Google Translations uses its massive processing power to

What The F**k Is Social Media?

Below are a couple great presentations I came across via the Slideshare newsletter.  The first one is from a year ago and does a bang-up job of explaining

Friday Fun Link – BookSeer (August 14, 2009)

Some of the folks on MetaFilter are reporting bugs but after a few trials (admittedly with fairly well-known and recent books), I had no problems with BookSeer.  It's

The Tipping Point For E-Books?

As I mentioned before, the first book I downloaded to read on my new iPhone is “Little Brother” by Cory Doctorow.  I'm quite enjoying it – both the

Friday Fun Link – World's Oldest Map Found, Dates To 14 000 Years Ago (Aug 7, 2009)

I can't help but use my “Digital Footprints” tag on this story! 😀“The landscape depicted corresponds exactly to the surrounding geography,” she said. “Complete with herds of ibex

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