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  • Weekend review: weeding, canning and podcasting

    This was a nice weekend to be outdoors, so I spent a lot of it getting the fence lines cleaned up in eventual preparation for a repainting.  Still have to figure out a way to clear a line through the woods.  A bushog attached to a bobcat is the leading contender. I also spent some…

  • Chatting with Mason about Home Education

    Mason and I are going to give a go at a weekly podcast just chatting about the last / next week of home education.  It’s mostly just to give us an anchor, which is code for saying I am not sure that anyone else will find this useful or interesting.  But here is the first…

  • Podcasts are a gateway drug

    The gateway drug theory has reared its ugly head.  For me, the gateway drug of podcasts has lead to the much more serious (and time consuming) drug of reading.  I’ve always considered myself a “reader”, but in the past few months I’ve gone into overdrive.  My amazon wish list has over 800 items on it…

  • Widgetcast Beta 2 – another try at a 20 min podcast on the future of manufacturing and engineering…

    Csven, Fleep , Xaver and I got together again and gave another shot at recording a podcast the Sunday before last. We tried to keep it short this time by prepping around just a couple of questions, but still ran well over an hour. Maybe I need to learn to be a better host…or maybe…

  • Side benefit of going to Microsoft APS: Music

    .!. Any of you following my twitter stream know that I was in Redmond this past week for the Microsoft Alliance Partner Summit. Overall it was a good event, although there wasn’t much new news since I was in Redmond the week before for an exec briefing. Nonetheless it was a good chance to connect…

  • Test of new portable recorder

    .!. It’s raining toys in my office the last few weeks. I got my Creative DiviCam 428 in on Monday and when I got back in the office today, my Edirol R-09 audio recorder had arrived. I really like the size of it, the fact it takes SD cards and has replaceable batteries. It doesn’t…

  • Innovation is a Team Sport Podcast: Keith Jeacock, Theorem Solutions

    Last bit of audio from PLM Europe. This is Keith Jeacock from Theorem Solutions, a JT Open Vendor member talking about why they participate in JT Open. Keith has been in the industry for a while and has some unique perspectives about what does and doesn’t work when it comes to open data standards.

  • Innovation is a Team Sport Podcast: Mark Matousek, UGS

    Sorry for being so slow in getting this audio up…as you may have seen the EVDO in Seattle let me down.  This is the final presentation in the Innovation is a Team Sport track at PLM Europe and features Mark Matousek talking about our experiences with the JT Open program so far and what see…

  • Innovation is a Team Sport Podcast: Jim Brown, Aberdeen

    Another one of the recordings that John captured at PLM Europe last week.  This is the introductory discussion in the Innovation is a Team sport track, delivered by Jim Brown of the Aberdeen Group.  Jim discusses the results of research conducted 12 months ago that shows a direct link between open data standards and the ability…