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I’m curious what you all use for your RSS feed readers. How do you keep track of the blogs you read? If you choose “Other” leave a comment below and let me know what you use. I’ll add it to the poll. How geeky is Jeff, really? Uber-geeky Solid Geek Pretty Geeky Weak Geek Poser Geek Geek? No. Loser? Yes. View Results Loading … Star Wars: The Clone Wars | Star Wars: The Clone Wars In Theaters and on Television in 2008 The Clone Wars animated series is going to start with a theatrical release!
This is great news. To be honest, it’ll be a little weird to see an animated Star Wars on the big screen, and it’s a bit of an odd idea to launch a TV show with a theatrical pilot (though there . . . → Read More: Send In The Clones!!!! Official Google Reader Blog: There’s a feed for that?! I’ve never actually used Craig’s List, but the article linked above points out that you can use feeds from that site and others to help you in a job search. It also has some other uses for feed readers that may not be immediately obvious to some people. While I don’t use Craig’s List, I do have the feed from my ASTD job search coming to . . . → Read More: Job Search via RSS Learning 2006 – Josh Bersin & Elliott Masie Dialogue Josh and Elliot, two “thought leaders” in the learning industry, get together and talk about the things they’re seeing in the learning industry. It’s at least partially a teaser for Josh’s presentation at Elliott’s Learning 2006 conference, but there are some good things being said. For example, Elliott, not for the first time, makes the beginning of a case to make a job in the learning . . . → Read More: Elliott Masie & Josh Bersin: Learning Trends There is a lot going on in the world these days. The pace of life is increasing at an amazing rate. The progress we are making is incredible, and there is great stuff happening every day. But progress at this rate is a double-edged sword. Yes, we have unprecedented access to information, conveniences, and services, but it’s also very easy to be overstimulated and distracted. This is more evident now than ever before, but . . . → Read More: Stop everything |
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