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• Change or Die: Scholarly E-Mail Lists, Once Vibrant, Fight for Relevance | Jeffrey R. ...
  daviding says: Academics subscribing the listservs probably aren't the most leading-edge users, so there's a message here about technologies are gradually being evolved to new forms.Read more comments by David Ing
• Thinking of a travel dossier
  Henry – you can hire a VA on an as-needed hourly basis on oDesk, so you don't have to start with a big task. I'd be happy to refer you to the wonderful people I work with. =)Paul: Excellent idea!Read more comments by Sacha Chua
• Nothing quite like Org for Emacs
  That's a good idea. I've been meaning to set up drop.io…Read more comments by Sacha Chua
• My financial network map and virtual envelope system
  Oh, I just use the free Inkscape drawing program. =)Read more comments by Sacha Chua
• Changing hats
  Oh! Look for the IBM Drupal Users Group on w3. There's a small but growing community. =)Read more comments by Sacha Chua
• Changing hats
  Oh, I've been client-facing all this while, and I've actually done this Enterprise 2.0 consulting/strategy thing before too. =) Yes, it's lots of fun.Read more comments by Sacha Chua
• This Business of Kids Inc.: You don't know just how rich the returns to investments in children ...
  daviding says: Investing in children has a time horizon on the scale in investing in land: it's better to plan for the long term, rather than look for a quick return. Maybe the investment could be cut down a few years by adopting children!Read more comments by David Ing
• Not Every Child Is Secretly a Genius | Christoper J. ...
  daviding says: The idea of multiple intelligences really depends on how you define intelligence. Coupled with this is the challenge of what can be effectively taught in schools (in comparison to, say, what is taught at home).Read more comments by David Ing

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