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I wrote this WTF on Technorati on the day Intel’s 80-Core Research Chip story stirred a buzz in print, broadcast and online (2/12/07).  This is a cool thing to do whenever you start a story that takes on great interest.  A WTF, where’s the fire, is short description of what ignited the story spread.  You can vote and more.  http://technorati.com/wtf?mywtfs

Tomorrow will be another day…, originally uploaded by Pilou@ttitude.

Wow! What a powerful photo.

Are you crazy?, originally uploaded by Eduardo Azeredo.

Trippy, dreamy, serene. Thank you Eduardo Azeredo. Uploaded on 19 Feb ’07, 3.40am PST.

Still trying new tools for posting items on this blog.  Here is a photo I took of Pizzo, Italy in the summer of 2006 using a Canon Rebel X.  Pizzo is on the way down to the toe along the golf of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

This is a test post from , a fancy photo sharing thing.

I like being able to visit other sites that allow me to write and submit a blog entry without leaving their page.  Smart!  And makes things easier…when it works!

Jeremiah Owyang first came to share his widsom with Intel in December 2006. He sat alongside Robert Scoble and PodTech CEO John Furrier. And he was delightful, offering a fresh perspective that rounded out passionate stories shared by the pioneer of blogging (Scoble) and a pioneer of Podcasting (Furrier).

Jeremiah visited Intel again in February, when I shook my head with wonder. “How do you do it?” I asked. I’m amazed at how prolific he is — he comments on many blogs, feaverishly posts on his own blog and makes time to share his insight with others. And he does it with caring, real interest and a personal touch. “It’s what I love doing,” he said. It’s that simple.

If we’re lucky, we’ll get many more chances to learn from Jeremiah.

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Earlier this month, I got to spend time hanging out in San Francisco (my favorite city!) with interactive marketing/social media guru Rohit Bhargava of Ogilvy. He mentioned Guy Kawasaki. The bells began ringing, as I remembered visiting Guy’s blog late last year. That’s when I started blog surfing. Guy is gifted and prolific, and he shares his creativity and inspiration with so many people. His voice along with a growing number of others are passionately working to get more people, businesses and groups to open their minds to better ways of communicating. In this interview with PodTech’s Jennifer Jones, Guy tells what he’d do as CMO of a company that didn’t “get” social media. Bust a move!

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My first brush with Gear Live was at CES 2007 when a digital video crew stopped by the Intel booth. As of a few weeks ago, I still haven’t had luck finding a segment how Intel’s Core 2 Duo is empowering people to do great things. I’ll keep checking their site. Here is Gear Live’s CEO telling us something we’ve heard from the likes of PodTech CEO John Furrier and others: Tech press as we knew it is rapidly moving to the Internet. Who/what’s next?

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