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February 27, 2006
Higher-level values
This is an interesting, rather simple values framework. But it at least gets people to think...
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edgeio is released
I have only just started taking a look at this new tagging app. Thought it was worth a look-see.
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February 22, 2006
MapMuse
MapMuse.com is a pretty good new mashup. I live in the wine country (Napa, CA) and I can use it to find wineries that I am interested in. Pretty cool.
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Scientists Enlist Clergy
Interesting article on how Scientists and Clergy are working together on the issue of evolution, Intelligent Design, etc.
http://today.reuters.com/news/newsArticleSearch.aspx?storyID=126556+19-Feb-2006+RTRS&srch=scientists+and+clergy
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Human Capital and Values
It is kind of funny -- it must have been five years since I have talked much about Human Capital. Here is an article from ZDNet that is raising some questions --
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ratcliffe/index.php?p=88&tag=nl.e539
I am not sure that I totally agree with the premise but I like the fact that this issue is rasied again. It is also important that the nature of human capital is not always just for those that are in an organization.
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February 21, 2006
Eurekster
If you look to the right -- you will see this tagging application that I am trying out. It is Eurekster, and it is what the call a swicki.
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