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Category Archives: Miscellany
New York and Aspen
I’m off to New York early Wednesday morning to talk about the design and facilitation of an Open Space conference in Aspen this Fall. Two of my favorite places! Will also get to have dinner with an old friend and … Continue reading
The Conversation Gap
According to a study by Career Innovation, four out of every ten talented employees have an issue they want to discuss with their manager, but feel unable to do so. Their survey research shows that these employees — talented folk … Continue reading
Comments
Just figured out I had a small pile of comments that were being held for “moderation.” Whoops. Learning learning learning into WordPress. Thanks for the comments… and sorry for the delayed responses!
State of Blogging
Quantity: Dave Sifry posts a semi-annual update on macro blogging economy as tracked by Technorati. One chart shows the number of blogs doubling every 5 months. This number includes a growing number of spam and fake blogs, but also likely … Continue reading
Websites Rock, Tbirds Grounded
If you’re reading this post in your news aggregator, you’ll want to come around and see it up close. Both sites have been scrubbed clean in a new layout. Learned a few new wiki tricks too, so that space looks … Continue reading
Big Gulp
This surprised me today. A coffin maker who makes them 44″ across rather than the standard 24″ said (in 2003) he only shipped about one per year in the 80′s. Now he is selling four or five per MONTH. via … Continue reading
Blogging Policies
Found this list of blogging policies in Rebecca’s Pocket, while cleaning out my blogroll this evening.
There Goes the Empire
Six or seven Air Force fighters have been buzzing my neighborhood for the last couple of hours. This annual roaring is blamed by some engineers for the exterior crumbling of the 16-story building I live in. The noise is just … Continue reading
Welcome Homepage
Nothing like 9 months in a couple of foreign countries to tip your world all upside right down. Now it’s sort of like that old John Denver line, coming home to a place I’ve never been before. Since August, 1998, … Continue reading
Got Sunscreen?
From Alexandra David-Neel’s Initiations and Initiates in Tibet, via Birrell Walsh, author of Praying for Others: Imagine, one of them said to me, that whilst the sun is shining, a man is obstinately determined to light a lamp, his lamp, … Continue reading
Living a Life of Invitation
Chris Corrigan has posted this from biologist Varela, via leadership guru Jaworski, in the latter’s book called Synchronicity: “When we are in touch with our ‘open nature,’ our emptiness, we exert an enormous attraction to other human beings. There is … Continue reading