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  1. @pragmaticandy only the people still playing albums, like you and me.
  2. Looking for a cheap, cool conference, check out Redesigning Agility: http://tinyurl.com/y9a3rrf - we'll further connect of design & agility
  3. Mpls practical agility meeting tonight was excellent. Good content and real discussion.
  4. Stoked for Thanksgiving, the best US holiday. Holiday hype is replaced with a good meal, hang time w/ family, and time spent being thankful.
  5. Enjoyed presenting at #BayAPLN. Honored to hang w/remarkable individuals bonded around helping others and fostering meaningful change.
  6. @cyetain try this: http://tinyurl.com/dd8a7y
  7. For people in my session yesterday at #nfjs, the cool testing discussions I mentioned are happening on aa-ftt@yahoogroups.com
  8. If you work for Harley and you are at #nfjs in Chicago, please look me up.
  9. Great time at #adp09; stoked to hear questioning of agile methods and the flow of dogma free agility; thanks to anyone who questioned me!
  10. RT @danlevitin @ScriptPhD "This is Your Brain on Music" -- linking music evolution and neuroscience. Review of film at http://bit.ly/1JaxpP
  11. Nice delineation of testing by Joshua K at #adp09: programmer tests-customer tests-my mgmt tests.
  12. Spent the day building robots with my 6 year old daughter. Being 6 (or simply pretending to be in my case) is excellent!
  13. RT @danlevitin: Music Improves Brain Function: http://ow.ly/A3xk
  14. If you find the same problem everywhere you go, you may be the problem.
  15. @HamletDRC I should have been clearer. I meant testing with the actual users or potential users.
  16. @ntschutta with real world end users, not just the delivery team?
  17. I am truly curious about the value of usability studies done against something other than real product (generated from actual code).
  18. RT @davidhussman: If you don't know where you are going, it's easy to iteratively not get there.
  19. If you don't know where you are going, it's easy to iteratively nor get there.
  20. @seanhussey I did not say it was "my" windows machine - I live in both worlds these days.