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It’s been a while since I posted last. I’ve been busy getting ready for 2010 at Earthsite. We have some very interesting new projects that I’ll tell you about later. I’m also rethinking what I want to use this blog for, since I’ve moved over to blogging at Eathsite.net. Other then updates from me, I’m thinking of going back to my original idea of quotes and quick thoughts, rather then tutorials and how to’s.
More to come soon.
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Anarchosyn has some great photos of graffiti art from all over the place. I wonder how he/she makes out the words? Anyhow, it’s a great source of inspiration as these artists have TALENT!
via Leks PC Chicago Graffiti Art.
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I’ve been working for the web development company, Earthsite, for the last 11 months and now I’ve started blogging over there. At Earthsite, I’m blogging about social media tips for small business. Over those 11 months, I’ve met many small business owners who are interested in social media and want to learn how they can use it.
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Many people I talk to feel overwhelmed with email, news & blogs, work, and social media. In this post, I’ll share some valuable strategies and tactics you can use to help you achieve a balance in digestible knowledge.
Read time: 15 minutes
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Linkedin is a powerful social network for business professionals. Many people find that Linkedin is not very intuitive to know how to use. On the web there lots of basic tips and guides to use Linkedin, however there are ways to go even deeper then just creating a profile and adding your contacts. Here are some of those deeper tactics.
Read time: 5 minutes
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If you are looking for a way to set up a private communication network (e.g. a twitter thing) for your organization, but don’t want the accounts/tweets to be public? Here is a recipe to do that.
Read Time: 5 minutes
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I just found an interesting podcast on iTunes U. I’ll be listening to this series over the next week, perhaps I’ll report back with some summaries and point out interesting pieces.
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I’d like to share a few trends that I have been watching closely over the last year. They are with a doubt interconnected, and all have implications that reach far beyond this blog post.
Read Time: 10 minutes
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The world needs clean drinking water. It’s a human issue. We need clean water because our body’s are made mostly of water. It’s a problem that often gets pushed away from our consciousness. Access to clean water is a developed and developing country problem. Look at Hurricane Katrina if you need proof that water is a highly valued commodity when there is scarcity. Let’s see what the situation is and what’s being done.
Watch Time: 20 minutes
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