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  1. so, um, apparently TIME magazine is jonesing for a #bailout, eh? maybe the rag is "too big to fail"?? 43 minutes ago from TweetDeck
  2. Just helped someone from Lancaster, UK with a question about *open source* ...on Aardvark! http://vark.com/t/129015 about 3 hours ago from Aardvark
  3. DOM queries are NOT FREE, not even cheap... cache your DOM queries! You wouldn't violate that practice in your database (I hope), right?! about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck
  4. @AmazonGrace (2 of 2) IMO, attaching expectations [to goals/objectives] is superfluous, muddies the water, and -- I think -- can be harmful. about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to AmazonGrace
  5. @AmazonGrace (1 of 2) objectives are steps toward a goal; complete w/[shared] accountability, commitment, outcome & consequence; about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to AmazonGrace
  6. @AmazonGrace the "deliverer" & the "deliveree" can *share* a goal; not true of an expectation about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to AmazonGrace
  7. @AmazonGrace I didn't & don't discount the importance of accountability or commitments; indeed, those are paramount to meeting my goals about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to AmazonGrace
  8. @AmazonGrace expect to be paid versus pursue a goal to remain gainfully employed, or a goal to perform & earn more about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to AmazonGrace
  9. @AmazonGrace expectations may work better for extrinsically-motivated, goals for intrinsically-motivated; subtle psychological difference. about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to AmazonGrace
  10. @AmazonGrace try spinning it as "goal-setting" rather than "expectation-setting"; former intrinsically motivates, latter could de-motivate about 24 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to AmazonGrace
  11. Moz #raindrop=CouchDB. UbuntuOne=CouchDB. *Innovation*=CouchDB. CouchDB=schema-less, repl-ready, built w/erlang. XML? RDBMS? BigIron? nothxu 9:37 AM Dec 16th from TweetDeck
  12. go ahead, set a record http://urdb.org/ 7:48 AM Dec 16th from web
  13. RT @linux_pro December 2009 issue: Marcel Gagné's Open Atrium article now online http://bit.ly/5CkM0W #openatrium 6:40 AM Dec 16th from web
  14. human-powered snowplow (video) http://bit.ly/8IePYz 4:13 AM Dec 16th from TweetDeck
  15. human-powered snowplow http://bit.ly/5pAN7d 4:09 AM Dec 16th from TweetDeck
  16. @AmazonGrace um, can I take you... instead? 2:56 PM Dec 15th from TweetDeck in reply to AmazonGrace
  17. what?! hyper markup text language isn't a real language? .hmtl #typo 1:52 PM Dec 15th from TweetDeck
  18. RT @mikerubits: A SQL query goes into a bar, walks up to two tables and says "mind if I join you?" 1:07 PM Dec 15th from web
  19. ... or Monsanto should buy Oracle... as long as it creates some kind of corporate blackhole, IDC 12:32 PM Dec 15th from TweetDeck
  20. I think Oracle should buy Monsanto 12:23 PM Dec 15th from TweetDeck