Monthly Archives: January 2009
Online J.R.R.Tolkien Translators and Font Converters
If you know me well, you know I’ve been a devout fan of the work of J. R. R. Tolkien since I was eight, when my uncle Jim gave me the Lord of the Rings for Christmas. I devoured the … Continue reading
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Talking about e-health under a new administration
I recorded a new podcast about e-health and IT compliance earlier this month that just went live this week over at the IT Compliance Advisor blog: Dr. William Yasnoff on e-health and compliance in healthcare IT infrastructure. I’m proud of … Continue reading
Inauguration day
I’m still catching up from the whirlwind of the past 36 hours. In that time, I’ve seen an editorial conference come off without a hitch, enjoyed some recognition for multimedia conference coverage, learned from hours of company meetings, mixed and … Continue reading
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Yes We Can
“When inspiration calls, you don’t send it to voicemail.” – will.i.am Continue reading
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Harvard Bridge is 364.4 smoots & 1 ear
364.4 smoots & 1 ear. Oliver Smoot later became chairman of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)[2] and president of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
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Published @Touchbase on ‘twacronyms’ FTW!
I had the great pleasure of seeing my Top 15 Twitter Acronyms post go live over at the Touchbase blog this morning. That post was a long time coming. That I finally contributed to the Web’s best microsharing blog is … Continue reading
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Here’s to staying dry and warm in foul weather!
I’ve met dozens of great folks from Twitter over the years. When I cycled over to Peet’s Coffee in Harvard Square for a tweetup last year in the driving rain, I found that I wasn’t the only ‘tweep’ that liked … Continue reading
