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  1. Home!
  2. Heading home after Aspen Design Summit. Not entirely sure what was achieved, but interesting discussions and met some great people
  3. @LeighGeorge this was the aspen event -- not so much a conference. i'll post my review soon: http://bit.ly/jyXvR
  4. In the most beautiful place in the world: http://yfrog.com/j7rr0j
  5. It is snowing in Aspen. By which I mean #OMG_IT'S_SNOWING_EEE!! View from my window: http://yfrog.com/7524oj
  6. I might blame the fact that people headed into town without me on the fact that I'm a horrible procrastinator. Instead, I blame Twitter
  7. Inspiring, thought-provoking, entirely inconclusive day at Aspen. This is the design thinking way. Interesting to see the process upclose
  8. @PlanBstudio no presentation from me here in aspen, for which everyone is truly grateful. you in bergen now? good luck with the move!
  9. @jvbender don't think there's a hashtag. aspen less a conference, more discussions and debate. i will write up post-event tho-and post link
  10. MSFT brings back the doctor's house call. Thanks, @michelleconlin! Super useful for today's Aspen discussion. http://bit.ly/1qTCBY
  11. watching the dawn rise over the mountains was a truly soothing experience. sleeping might have been better, but take what you can get, eh?
  12. @morepete vegetarian BLTs, you mean, of course? Now that's innovation! :)
  13. @morepete oh no you DIDN'T! Ha ha (smack)
  14. Aspen isn't a traditional conference. We're split into a sponsored group and set to work on a (giant) problem. I'm on the Mayo Clinic team.
  15. remembering the last time i was here in aspen, in 2003, i think. @casinclair made me cry (because of his presentation, i hasten to add!)
  16. Also on BW innovation today, Jessie Scanlon writes about how the AARP came to serve 20-somethings: http://bit.ly/1ksE61
  17. today's BW innovation stories include @skap5 on "the innovator's vulnerability": http://bit.ly/nXodL
  18. channel published in doublequick time thanks to super producer, emily engelman. now off to talk design and social change in aspen
  19. @brucenussbaum sorry to miss you today. have fun! did you see my review of roger's book? http://bit.ly/3qxvBj
  20. @Renee_Innosight oh no :( Get well soon!