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blakeclan.org/jon/greenoasis
Green Oasis
Green Oasis This blog is no longer being updated. About this blog. Awakening The original raison d?être for this blog was to tell the story of my metamorphosis from a practicing Mormon to a questing, agnostic, passionate, cheerfully nameless something else. This story, intended primarily for my family, is a good way to understand where I?m coming from. It is the personal context for the remainder of this blog. For the impatient, there is also an executive summary. For the
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blog.chrisheath.us/favorite-quotes
Heathbar's Crunch » My Favorite Quotes - Chris Heath's weblog: formerly a link blog, currently a life-stream, and sometimes a good resource
Created in 2005 by Chris Heath, Heatbar's Crunch was primarily a link blog. It served as an online outpost for his picks from digg.com until 2009. Now it just is what it is - sometimes a link, sometimes commentary, and somtimes original content
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friant.org/jmodule
The jModule
Introduction Welcome, you've reached my corner of the tangled WWWeb. Here you can find pages of my original stuff as well as links that are of interest to me. If you like music, then be sure to check out the website for SFB, my former rock band. Music SFB's Home Page Where's Faye Friends Pork-n-Beans Technology Spigot Software - Check out the free software that I've written. You might find something useful. GnuPG - privacy through encryption. Download my public key below. Sincere Choice
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20six.co.uk/stroppycow
stroppycow - @ 20six.co.uk
HENRI'S WORLD Did I mention? British Gas have come back to haunt me. When we moved I took my no problem supplier with me. We had failed to establish who the original supplier for gas was and British Gas had denied they were it since our meter reference was not in their database. I guess they had just not updated it at the time we called, new build and all that. This meant they had neither the name of the occupier or the correct address, which meant we did not get a final bill from them for
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mocaedu.com/mt
Aswath Weblog
Aswath Weblog Musing on telecommunications industry and other sundries June 08, 2011 On the Need for a Crowd in Social Software This is cross posted from EnThinnai Blog. Please post your comment at the original location. Thanks. As part of his "5 Myths of Social Software", Jon Mell dispels a myth that one needs "lots of people for social tools to be a success." He points to this famous diagram by Chris Rasmussen and his own positive personal experience at a three person startup to conclude