DISQUS

Seems like the jenga game.

yo jon nice work. I need to check out the decemberists and you've given me the motivation to actually do it.

good work my friend

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The segment with "Nelson" was hysterical... You Tuuuube. Ha-Ha.

I think there are a couple issues at work here. First, many IT executives do not understand Web 2.0 tools. I was at an event this week of senior IT executives and none of the people I spoke to were fully using social networking sites. Some had used LinkedIn and then made their judgments about social networking based on that limited experience. We are only at the beginning of the development of these tools and it is unfair to make judgments based on one vendor's platform or the current state of the platform.

Second, IT needs to realize that workers are using Web 2.0 tools in their daily life and will come to demand these tools at work. Much like workers have demanded IM they will also demand social networking. In many cases this is driven by younger workers.

It is about time that IT realizes that technology is changing faster than ever before. It makes no sense to stand in the way of change but rather IT departments should be working to proactively understand new technologies and find the best way to standardize and manage them in the organization.

I loved all of Ayn Rand's books, if you haven't read Atlas Shrugged pick it up today, it is a long but definitely amazing read, even more mind blowing than the fountainhead.

You should be a model on the Price is Right. Lovely and all of that.

See I'm the opposite, for example you are pretty but if you were wearing the fox hat then I would pretty much blow a load in my pants.