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Has Guy Ritchie captured the essence of football?

Nike Soccer hired Guy Ritchie to produce the following 2-minute film that does a terrific job of capturing the dream of millions of young footballers (soccer players, for my US friends) — becoming a pro football player. The film is shot from the first-person perspective, and condensed to show the ups and downs and progression [...]

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Attack the websites you love to hate

Ever run across a website that made you cringe? Maybe it was the flaming logo, the animated “new” buttons or the painful site navigation. Don’t get mad; get destructive with this cool little site called NetDisaster that came across my desk courtesy of Mark Hurst’s Good Experience newsletter. NetDisaster doesn’t actually damage the site that [...]

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Happy Thanksgiving

Here in the states we get a day to rest, reflect, eat too much and watch football. It’s called ‘Thanksgiving.’ Hope your day gives you reason to be thankful.

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Instant messaging at 35,000 feet

Wall Street Journal’s tech video blogger Andy Jordan tests Virgin America’s new in-flight instant messaging service. No, you can’t IM your buddies back on the ground. This service only lets you chat with the other passengers on your flight. You enter a seat number to send a chat request. The video is amusing.

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Think before you blog

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YCHJCUADFTBAGCTUVM

Today as Darryl, Randy and I ate lunch at Wingnuts in Aliso Viejo (celebrating Darryl and Sian’s good news–congrats!), I wondered… “what do those letters mean?” Now I know. But I betcha can’t figure it out!

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Explaining Knowledge Management #2

Dr. David Vaine of Apparently KM, PLC illuminates the obfuscation of knowledge management (KM) and the corporate world. Funny and poignant.   Enjoy!

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What is Knowledge Management?

Professor Gervaise Germaine explains the difference between data, information and knowledge. Enjoy!

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Are you a Twitter ninja?

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Merry Christmas

I’ve got to agree with Boing Boing: Nothing says Merry Christmas like a chihuahua with a rifle, as in this Christmas card from 1895.