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  • logicalcreativity.com/jon

    Letters to Myself

    Letters to Myself You must be prepared always to work without applause. August 31, 2011 Panels Out Of Context #61 From The Incredible Hulk #168. Written by Steve Englehart, drawn by Herb Trimpe, inked by Jack Abel, colored by Stan Goldberg, and lettered by Artie Simek. Marvel, '73. Posted by jon at 12:09 PM | Permalink August 17, 2011 Panels Out Of Context #60 From Wonder Woman #218. Written by Martin Pasko with David Michelinie, and arted by Kurt Schaffenberger. Reprinted in Wonder Woman

  • 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    Green Oasis This blog is no longer being updated.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

  • tinnedgoods.com/author/philipdaley

    philipdaley « Tinned Goods

    Home About the Writers Dave Cookson Joe McGuinness Dave Penfold Jon Swift Regular Features City Living Things I Don?t Get Tinned Spam Tinned Trailers Categories Current Affairs Film & TV Games Music Sport Tree-mendous Tinsel Other Like Us On Facebook! Follow Us On Twitter! RSS Subscribe: RSS feed Tinned Goods Mmm, Filling? Browsing Archives of Author »Phil Daley« MUSE ? Resistance is Futile! September 13, 2010 4 I?ve got no problem

  • jdowdle.com/wp

    jDowdle.com

    jDowdle.com Skip to content Home About Me Find me? @jdowdle me@tumblr me.getPhotos() /var/socialSites ? Older posts Code from TDD Demystified through Katas Posted on October 21, 2010 by Jon Dowdle A big thanks to everyone that came out for today's CFMeetup. The code is located here and the presentation is located here. While practicing for this presentation, I noticed a few things. Solving the same problem sparks creativity After solving the problem for the 2nd time, I noticed my

  • 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