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P.S. I’m still waiting for someone to come out with the 100-icon business set in this form. It will improve the look of the web when it arrives.

See The Art and Architecture of Asking Powerful Questions by Eric E. Vogt

Alice B. Toklas to Gertrude Stein, on her deathbed: “What is the answer?”

Gertrude Stein: “No, what is the question?”

Exit Gertrude.

Michael Doyle, Dec. 21, 1942 – Jan. 29, 2007

From the San Francisco Chronicle:

Michael created a whole new field of collaborative strategic planning, facilitation, large-scale change in multi-sector global organizations and contributed to fundamentally new approaches to city planning. He brought Continue reading →

We’ve talked before about the Third Place, a spot that’s neither home nor work. It might be a lunchroom, a bar, at the gym, a retreat. For me, it’s often the SF Museum of Modern Art, a soothing place that inspires visitors. Betsy Burroughs takes clients on the train to Yosemite and back, a full day’s Continue reading →

Slides, sound recording, and evaluations from Harold, Judy, and Jay’s presentation at TechKnowledge.

The EXPO

Count the bad practices in this presentation. (1) Speaker is sitting down. (2) Speaker is not facing audience. (3) Illegible screen resembles spreadsheet.

A beer tasting with Tony, Harold, Continue reading →

Truth be told, my mind is elsewhere. I’m mentally surveying the next couple of years. A longer-term view trivializes the presentations, the vendor sales pitches, and the entire conference experience here.

I found a couple of cool things on the Expo floor.

Veotag enables you to mark up Continue reading →