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Headlines for Monday:
- Networking for Geeks: Finding the Bleeding Edge through del.icio.us 22:21
- Hmm. Must hack my breathing. 22:45
Tasks
| B | C | @1000-1200 Attend TATP: Preparing the teaching dossier, Robarts 4049 (teaching) |
| A | X | @1020 Get ROSI printout |
| A | X | @1030 Mail letters |
| B | C | @1100-1200 Exercise: Fun and Fit at DS from 2005.09.19 |
| A | X | @1300 Meet Alex Jim about lab report |
| B | C | @1300-1500 Attend TATP: Award-winning TAs talk back, Robarts 4048-4049 (teaching) |
| A | X | @2200 Write diyplanner article for next Tuesday {{Deadline: 2005.09.20}} |
| A | X | Write Travis a guide for networking (writing) |
Notes
1. Networking for Geeks: Finding the Bleeding Edge through del.icio.us
Keep an eye out for people who are cited again and again. For example, productivity posts by Steve Pavlina and Merlin Mann often ripple through the blogosphere as they get quoted and commented on. Also look for people who filter far more information and repost significant items. Add them to your newsfeed in order to get a news digest of all the other sites out there!
<b>How do _they_ get their news?</b> You've found your experts. How do they get _their_ news? Check their del.icio.us inboxes. If you can find their websites or e-mail addresses, send them a note asking how they get their news. Then hook into those sources, if you can. Keep going until you hit the people making the news in the first place! =)That's how you can find the bleeding edge using del.cio.us.
Next in Networking for Geeks: How to Write Fan Mail. ;)
2. Hmm. Must hack my breathing.
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