If you're following me here and you're a MOM, let me know so I can put you in my MOM circle. :)

Why is pricing one's services - valuing one's time - so challenging for some people (ME)?

I have 20+ years of experience in my field, my clients are happy, I love my work, and am very good at what I do. But when it comes to pricing out a proposal, I undersell myself. Just had a trusted client today tell me I should double my price. Yes, a client.

How are you with pricing your work? Tips, tricks, kick in the pants?

I'm looking for a virtual assistant who is available during regular business hours for short, varied, online-based projects. I work with an incredible one but she is mostly available evenings. Anyone working with someone who can jump on a task and complete quickly? Thanks!

Wondering...

Is there anyone out there who hasn't drunk the kool-aid?

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Anyone still using Delicious? Haven't all sorts of other sites replaced it? Or is it a habit that can't be broken?

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More changes - this time at Delicious.

It is a sad day for me - or at least my avatar. No, for me, too.

Just as I'm getting ready to keynote at Second Life Community Convention this weekend, I have had to clear my virtual island - Athena Isle - and get ready to be homeless in Second Life. Just couldn't foot the rent bill anymore.

Anyone have a virtual sofa where I can crash?

Longshot Test of Google+: Working on a piece for Mashable, tight tight deadline. Seeking cities globally that are using social media AND SM monitoring and seeing some tangible results from it. I have several U.S. cities but am looking for non-U.S. Any thoughts? Please pass along to your global connections. Many thanks!

The new Firefox update prompted me to re-skin my Web browser. How 1999. Of course, I did it with their featured Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows look. How 2011. Is anyone even using Firefox anymore? What about IE? Or has Google Chrome crushed the competition?

Now we know Google+ will succeed because they've already started predicting it's demise: http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2011/08/15/a-eulogy-for-google-plus/

Is Google+ already dying? Are you feeling a lull?

Just had an "Aha Thump on the Head" moment re: Google+. I haven't been using Circles much because I don't have a burning need to narrowcast.

But instead of Circles to SEND narrowly, I can use Circles to RECEIVE more filtered streams - clear, concise, specific - just by clicking on one of the filtered Streams on the left side.

Now to rethink my Circles and start sorting!

Driving up 101 from LA & to Hwy 1 at San Luis Obispo to get to SF. Any recs for places to stop along the way? #roadtrip

I've been a bit disenchanted with Google+ lately. Over the last 2 weeks, I've received a ton of random spam on many of my public posts including some dating back over a year.

Is anyone else experiencing this? If so, what are we able to do to block this?

Just got another notice from a friend that they are quitting Facebook. Some are doing it on a trial basis. Some are doing it indefinitely. And this doesn't include those that have abandoned Twitter or who can't bring themselves to even try G+.

To me, it is becoming clear that we're beyond overwhelmed and overloaded. I vow to spend 2012 helping others sift through the chaos of this so called "social media" and find real value, purpose and meaning.

I think we've all gone a little bit over the deep end. Or a lot. What do you think?

First day of kindergarten. Only child. Feels big.

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Wow, this is fascinating. Banning airbrushed ads... What do you think? Airbrushed ads: Good, Bad, Indifferent?

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Britain bans airbrushed Julia Roberts make-up ad. What are your thoughts?

Isn’t it a given that all photos of females appearing in glossy magazines have been retouched?

Don’t we all subconsciously know that the latest Maxim cover girl actually has skin pores, arm pits, knee caps and a waist line bigger than 20″ in real life? If you really want to know, you can just flick through one of the millions of celeb-bashing websites and see said Maxim cover girl’s “appalling cellulite”.

I have to ask myself if these picture perfect images contribute to my own body image insecurities? Probably. Is this a rational behavior? Not really. I think as a culture we are educated enough to know fact from fiction.

I find the pictures of girls in Men’s magazines almost laughable. They look like more like CGIed sex bots, than real, sexy girls. The sad thing is that if they replaced these images with more realistic images of women, people would probably spend 5 minutes pointing out all their flaws and chastise their wrinkly elbows.

As a photographer, I try to make my subjects look their best. "Best" isn't necessarily "real". Obviously, all blemishes, wrinkles, & stray hairs will be cloned out immediately, but I'll admit to slimming 20lbs off people, adding makeup, painting in eyelashes and the list goes on and on.

Maybe the continual exposure to this airbrushed standard of perfection in images of models and celebrities has made me as sick as the Maxim editors, but I don’t see retouching images as negative, it’s merely a part of my artistic process as a photographer.

Beauty and fashion photography isn’t meant to be a realistic portrayal of everyday life. It’s a fantasy. And in this fantasy everyone is skinnier, prettier, richer and more well-endowed than you. Once you know what the images selling, you can take the blow to your ego with a grain of salt.

The other day I was looking back at old Sport’s Illustrated Swimsuit covers from the pre-airbrushing mid-nineties. It was interesting to see supermodels like Cindy Crawford, Elle MacPherson, and Christie Brinkley with minor bags under their eyes, little bulges under their tiny bikini bottoms, and actual texture on their skin. In some ways, they looked sexier and simply more real, than the pushed up, squeezed in bikini models of today.

Is airbrushing images lying? I say a resounding YES. But it’s a lie I’m willing to live with. The more important question is: Will the media ever go back to a publishing photos sans Photoshop? I honestly don’t know. Brad Pitt seems to think it’s possible, but then he’s Brad Pitt. No one cares if he has bags under his eyes. But if I was Britney Spears, I would want a whole team of Photoshop monkeys working on my photos 24/7.

Thoughts?
http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/europe/07/28/airbrushed.advertisements.ban/index.html?&hpt=hp_c2

Reading, learning, and wishing I wasn't so freaked out about doing video because I know it would be a really good thing to do... http://www.fastcompany.com/1819425/web-cam-glam-3-easy-ways-to-look-polished-on-video-chats

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Oooo, fascinating rethinking of working in the cloud. Not as an "add-on" but as the whole enchilada.

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The company really is cloud-centric and I live in the browser (Chrome) all day. Now, I actually run two versions of the browser simultaneously all day, one for my work account and one for my personal accounts, but it's true that I don't ever open anything else. We collaborate with our colleagues using Gmail and Google Talk. We schedule on Google Calendar. We use Google Docs to create and present content. We use Google+ to share. Everything else is a Web address away.

I've been talking about living in the cloud for a long time, and well before I joined Google, of course. (It's only been two weeks) But it's fun to see the reality matches the promise. What desktop apps are you using now that you simply can't give up that could be replaced by the Web in the future?

Hello Friends! Will you do my co-author +Danielle Smith and me a BIG favor? Go to http://bit.ly/momincbook and click on the text link: "I’d like to read this book on Kindle on right side of page?" We are trying to convince our publisher to provide a Kindle version. Thank you!

I'm not really using Google+ yet. Am I destined to be left behind in the dust of the early, later, and late adopters? How are YOU plussing?

I need to figure out how to get rid of spam on a Wordpress blog. There must be a setting to increase the filter strength.

Also need same thing on a Typepad blog. Or maybe I need to finally migrate from Typepad to Wordpress. Have been on Typepad for over 8 years but it just isn't cutting it anymore.

While I do like a lot of things about Google+, I am pretty sure most brands and organizations will see very little traction and even less conversion from participating here. It's way too soon. But being here and testing it out? If you have the resources, it is worth exploring.

What benefits do you see for brands and organizations in terms of being here on Google+ right now?

Holy Moly. Talk about getting it wrong. But at least JC Penney apologized and pulled the shirt.

TODAYMoms - 'I'm too pretty to do homework so my brother has to do it for me' http://on.today.com/nYxYt4

I have 2 burning business ideas and want to find entrepreneurial minded folks to start and run them. I realize I'm best at concepts, initial builds, marketing and evangelizing but not running. Where do you find the people who just want to run something?

I am being circled by dead people. From Hunter S. Thompson to...Jesus Christ. Yes, was just added to a circle by JC. Have noted a few fictional characters plussing, too. Mad Men, anyone?

Why Pixar's Brave Is a Failure of Female Empowerment http://ti.me/Lp1n78  

Haven't seen it yet. What do you think?

I posed this question on Twitter but thought I'd check here as well:

Are you seeing that agencies are offering just Social Media strategy, just engagement/management or both?

I'm feeling it is definitely both but someone said the bigger agencies don't bother with the engagement/management aspect i.e. the day-to-day interactions. That doesn't seem true anymore.

What are YOU seeing?

My husband is back early from a successful hunt. #Alaska

Okay, reposting this again so it is public & maybe somebody knows: What's up with this fire near Fairbanks? It is getting darker by the minute.

When I told someone the other day that I just feel like crying, she said "If I were planning two book tours and doing everything else you're doing plus being a mom, I'd be crying, too" it made me feel SO MUCH BETTER. Sometimes a little bit of validation does a world of good.

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The less we do on Google+ that mirrors what we do on Facebook and Twitter, etc, the better. --Paraphrased from +Rick Liebling

Agree? Disagree?

How could I not know that you can microwave regular popcorn? Wow, brainwashed by the microwave popcorn industry. Love this tip: http://www.squawkfox.com/2010/07/27/popcorn-recipe-gourmet-popcorn/

Will we ever return to talking about 'online marketing" and then social media marketing is a subset of that? Doesn't it mislead people by thinking that just because social media has transformed online marketing, that it is now the end all be all for reaching out on the Internet? I think that perspective gives a distorted view of how we do outreach and communications and ignores the myriad of useful tools and tactics still at our disposal.

What do you think?

Our new book Mom, Incorporated reached #4 in Hot New Releases for Women & Business books on Amazon! For REALS. +Danielle Smith http://bit.ly/momincbook

Side by Side comparison - Diaspora and Google+ stream.

Wow. Everyone must watch and listen.

"If you don't know how to fix it, please don't break it."

If I wanted to get a digital camera under $1000, what is my best bet? And is there one that does video, too, or am I diluting quality for multi-function?

I was an avid CoolPix user for years and upgraded often because costs was negligible year to year. Now I use my iPhone 4 and it is with me everywhere. But outdoor lighting is an issue with a phone camera, and I've missed some great shots due to obvious limitations. Thoughts?

iPad or iPad 2? Why or Why Not?

Finally got on the road. You can follow my Crowdsourcing Booktour at http://sheknowssocial.com. Tomorrow: From Alaska to San Diego...

Is crowdsourcing EVIL? Let's Discuss: TODAY 12pm ET/9am PT Upside & Pitfalls to #Crowdsourcing LIVE w/@prosperitygal aka +Michele Price http://budurl.com/cuuh And if you participate on Twitter using #BBSradio you could be entered to win a copy of my book.

What is YOUR burning question about Crowdsourcing? And it's okay to admit if you don't know what it is... Ask away. We won't bite. At least not TOO hard. ;)

Am I the only one finding Circles much more useful for ancillary things such as Save2Evernote than narrowcasting my messages. In fact, I am thinking of doing away with all the circles I created and just keep one called People and put everyone from all the circles into it. Maybe, some day, I'll find a need for more than one circle. Are you really parsing your messages to a variety of slices of your network?

Who is still active in Second Life? What brands or organizations? Are you?

Got an email from the New York Times: "Our records indicate that you recently requested to cancel your home delivery subscription."

Funny, but I do not subscribe to the New York Times. And certainly not the home delivery.

If this is a ploy to get me to "re-subscribe" for the 50% discount, it is to no avail. Because the New York Times REFUSES to deliver the newspaper to me in Tok Alaska. Same with the Wall Street Journal.

I can't imagine why...

I have a new Circle called Pages. Are you adding Pages to your circles and if so, how are you organizing them?

Going to Blogworld? I just know my goofy video will convince you to attend! And while you're there, join me and +Jill Foster Friday 3-5pm for a two-hour high energy empowerment extravaganza! #BWEVoice

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Yes, he's dreamy. I remember a few years back when he showed up at a conference and women squealed and practically swooned...

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Perhaps the dreamiest man ever profiled by the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/03/business/media/mashable-once-a-one-man-blog-gains-clout-in-social-media.html

So Klout has added G+. Well, much better for me than Facebook. But how is everyone feeling about Klout? via +Jason Kintzler

Do you just LOVE Twitter Chats? Then you'll like this publicly shared list of tons and tons of Chats, alphabetical and over 500. Who knew?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhisaMy5TGiwcnVhejNHWnZlT3NvWFVPT3Q4NkIzQVE&hl=en_US#gid=0

6th moose sighting today. Moooooose.

Just did a guest post for SocialFish on crowdsourcing for nonprofits: http://www.socialfish.org/2011/07/crowdsourcing-for-organizations.html

Anyone moving on from Social Media to something else? If so, what is that something else?

Am looking for a branding consultant. Anyone work with someone who they'd recommend? Not an agency but an indy.

Anyone ever seen The Fresh Beat Band? http://www.nickjr.com/the-fresh-beat-band/ I'm trying to better vet what my 5 year old is watching. She loves Electric Company which I think is OK but she also has watched iCarly and Wizards of Waverly, and I don't think either are good for her to see at her age.

Darn, this parenting thing is freaking hard. I just realized the Katy Perry album she loves and sings along with has the F-Bomb. Need to find a clean version, if that is even possible.

How Stereotypes Can Drive Women To Quit Science @NPR http://n.pr/MRMMlw 

"Over the years, educators, recruiters and government authorities have bemoaned the gender gap and warned that it can have dire consequences for American competitiveness and continued technological dominance.

It isn't just that fewer women choose to go into these fields. Even when they go into these fields and are successful, women are more likely than men to quit."

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Facebook wins. Instagram wins. So wondering - do Instagrammers win?

(Not really wondering about Facebook users since I don't really like Facebook...)

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This is an amazing rant about a PR fail that went WAY beyond a simple fail. It got ugly. And then worse. Wow. So many lessons to be learned here.

Wonder what the new Charlie's Angels will be like. I don't get TV but will it be on Hulu? According to this, it is already unloved: http://www.npr.org/blogs/monkeysee/2011/09/22/140700388/the-new-charlies-angels-the-depressing-spectacle-of-a-project-no-one-loves

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Congratulations to +Gini Dietrich & +Geoff Livingston for their Top Secret Book collaboration.

I'm due for starting work on my next book. So who should I write my next book with? Hmmmm....

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Well, here it is. My "I'm writing a book" blog post. With +Geoff Livingston . Yay!

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Loving these photos from HuffPo of NYC almost empty as NYC prepares for the storm to hit! http://huff.to/rf546z

I see QR Codes are picking up steam... http://www.prdaily.com/Main/Articles/9226.aspx

Guess where? 1st person to guess exact location (beyond city & state) wins a signed copy of my crowdsourcing book!

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Wow. I thought +Jeff Pulver was exaggerating when he said "the best 60 second film" he's ever seen. Totally made me cry. Not what I expected at all. As he said: Watch, share, watch again.

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Tomorrow (GPS) - The best 60 second film I have seen to date. Created by Abe Forsythe. Please share with friends. And then watch it again. :)

I'm officially calling Travelgirl.com my labor of love and putting more time and effort into it. Not sure where it will lead, but I will keep at it because it feels right. 

I'd love to publish some of your essays on travel or on journeys. Dust off something you've written a while ago - something more personal (not about location reviews). I'll link back to you from the site and promote it, of course.  I just want to provide a platform for women's voices around the power of travel and our life journeys. You can submit here: http://bit.ly/travelgirlstory Thank you!

Is your company (or a client's company) using G+? G+ Business Pages? Would love examples for my next book. Feel free to share. Thanks!

Did you get your Google Plus custom URL yet? I just got http://google.com/+AlizaSherman

How would you explain the difference between Twitter, Facebook and G+? I tend to say G+ fits in somewhere between Twitter & Facebook.

G+ is more long-form, multimedia and easier to track conversations than Twitter and more responsive than Facebook.

You?

How many social networks do you participate in? And in which order or when?

I still go to Twitter first and come here to G+ as an afterthought as in "Oh yeah, I really like that network." Then I go to Facebook with less enthusiasm. I tend not to cross post unless something is really compelling or I am hoping to reach the widest audience. And then there is Pinterest. I go there on whims throughout the day.

You?

No apologies...

I'm exploring alternatives to the term "social media" to more accurately describe what we do online. I think we've gone down a dark rabbit hole trying to infuse meaning and derive instruction from an inaccurate term.

Ban social media in 2012 http://bit.ly/AzfLU5

Just set up email for my 5 year old so the grandparents can send her emails.

It's about time. She already has her own Twitter account. ;)

http://twitter.com/noasays

What Pages are you following so far and paying ATTENTION to? Interacting with?

I may be the only adult in the U.S. who has never made a Thanksgiving meal. Nary a turkey, ham, pie, sweet potato casserole, green been casserole. Maybe I helped a little like stirred a pot or cut some veggies. But I don't think I ever wanted to spend that much time in a kitchen or to risk butchering many recipes at once.

Instead, I try to remember to give thanks every day. Especially when the hubby's cooking.

Still not home yet from Blogworld but here is a taste of what I'm coming home to. Got snow?

Riffing off +Geoff Livingston and his post about Wasting Time on Klout and Influence (http://bit.ly/uFsVLn), I added my own 2.5 cents: http://bit.ly/vTwAR2

So if I accidentally post something to G+ to Extended Circles only & then want to change to Public, is there really no way to do this? Argh.

View from where my husband and I celebrated our 7 year anniversary this past weekend.

As I am starting my book tour, I'm finding that I'm writing not about the blow-by-blow of events but about the moments of connection and even kindness: http://babyfruit.typepad.com/mediagirl/2011/08/kindness.html

I'll be in San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Napa for my Crowdsourcing booktour starting 8/3. Would love to connect with some folks here. You know, the Plussers. Any California Plussers out there?

Here are my book tour dates: http://crowdsourcingbook.com/wordpress.com/book-tour - Events are free with free books and wine. Can't have a party without wine!

Is it kosher to invite people via Google+ to come over to Twitter TONITE, 9pm ET for a TweetChat? I mean is that overstepping some rules I don't know about? ;) I'll be talking about my #CrowdSourcing Book TONITE 9pm ET over on that OTHER site http://budurl.com/qjfr - Use the hashtag #Speakchat

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Tonight's live Hangout on Air +Women of Google+ & +Google+ for Professional Women features +Aliza Sherman. I've followed Aliza for a long time now & seen her at conferences - but always been too shy to introduce myself!

Aliza founded the first woman-owned, full-service Internet company – Cybergrrl, Inc. – in 1995, and the first global Internet networking group for women – Webgrrls International. EPIC.

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Oooh, interesting advice regarding presentations...

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How to design your presentations for social sharing

Thanks to the relentless spread of social media and mobile devices, the art and practice of making presentations at conferences has changed forever. A growing percentage of your audience members are now equipped with laptops, netbooks and mobile devices. Many are live tweeting or reporting on your remarks - in real time. They're looking down at their screens, not at you.

If that's not scary enough, a growing number of conference organizers are displaying the live tweetstream on a screen to the side of the stage. If the crowd turns against you during your presentation, this audience back channel can get ugly - fast.

What's a presenter to do? +Brian Solis presents a creative and savvy solution to this challenge in his new book, The End of Business as Usual:

"I completely redesigned the format of my presentation to trigger the sharing of experiences. I realized that if I could encourage attendees to share my words, I could at once get my message across to those in the room as well as to their online friends and followers. My slides, to this day, are rich with visuals and statements made with fewer than 140 characters—usually 120 to leave room for potential retweets.

"See, at the center of the transformation of the audience is the ability for individuals to capture a moment through text, video, audio, or still images and share them in real time to the hundreds or thousands of individuals in their social and interest graphs. To me, it was the manifestation of the nextwork to take a one-to-many distribution channel and reshape it into a one-to-one-to-many-more syndication network that invited others outside the realm of the event to participate and ultimately connect with me."

Solis recommends that you think about every update and every idea you share online as a "social object." In other words, it is "a form of media that invites interaction in which reach resonates and extends like concentric circles with every instance." Think beyond your own social network to the networks of your followers - your audience's audience. "My job now is to speak to you and through you at the same time. The goal, of course, is to share our words and ideas across social graphs and interest graphs connecting to those in the room and the people to whom they're connected around the world," he explains.

The genie is out of the bottle. The ability to share experiences in real time has become part of the conference ecosystem. Why not use it to your advantage, as Brian has done? Instead of just reaching a few hundred people in the room where you're speaking, you have the potential to influence tens of thousands more beyond the conference hall, sparking conversations that may continue for days and weeks after the event has ended.

Like Seth Godin's "idea virus," we need to intentionally structure our ideas and presentations in such a way that they will be infectious, and will spread from one mind to another, well beyond our immediate social stream.

(Image by +David Armano)

It was a crisp, clear night last night, and the aurora was aglow. (photo by my husband). Hope to take more if it happens again this weekend now that I know how to set my camera.

I've never heard Justin Bieber before. I know. I live under a rock. #NowPlaying Somebody To Love. Catchy.
http://open.spotify.com/track/3rLIv187BhjyweFe89SgLn

My 5 year old calls him "Justin Beeper."

Anybody using Plaxo? If not, how are you organizing and updating your address book? Or do you? http://plaxo.com

I want a personal trainer via Skype. Live, not videos to watch. I wonder if +Heather Frey would do it! I'll need some serious motivation when I get back to Alaska.

So that's video from the U.S.? Really?

I think there's too much shock to even know what to do about this.

Any ideas what to do other than keep reposting? What about fact verification, too?

Just tweeted:

"It's official. Facebook is changing it's name to Fwitter+."

I can't even go back to my Facebook News Feed. It is giving me a headache. You?

The lighting outside yesterday made me feel line a real photographer!

Just invited to join Diaspora. And get an eerie feeling that someone there leaked their specs to Google+ and Goolge+ stole the idea and ran with it. Is that possible? It is EXACTLY the same.

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Are you using your real name here? And if not, and you have a good reason not to, are you at risk of losing your account? Well, yeah...

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More coverage on +Violet Blue suspension.

Living in rural Alaska means everything is very expensive and selections are limited. Like wine. Only a handful of wine brands in our liquor stores and usually $2-5 more per bottle which is a lot since my wine price threshold is $12. ;)

So I'm always bringing up a few bottles in my suitcases after my business trips. I wrap them up in my jeans then cross my fingers that they won't break.

But now...introducing The Jet Bag. I think I may be their new best customer! http://thejetbag.com/ (Although I question the description "wine diaper"...)

What's your favorite wine accessory?

Looks like a pretty phenomenal customer service and social media Listening/Responding story happening to @petershankman at the airport.

He's on a plane, tweets @Mortons about delivering a steak to Newark Airport. 3 hours later, the steak is THERE. Amazing.

I didn't know how else to explain so here's a screenshot of his most recent tweets.

Just as I was getting my life in order with Cohuman, the darn company is being sold!! http://blog.cohuman.com/important-news-cohuman-is-being-acquired/

My latest post about #crowdsourcing for the @conversify blog: http://conversify.net/2011/07/27/is-crowdsourcing-evil/ The more I talk about crowdsourcing & my book, the more often I'm getting the question "But isn't that EVIL?" What do YOU think?

But what is your HIGHER PURPOSE?

Just announced: I'm speaking at SLCC. No, not Salt Lake City Community College, silly! Second Life Community Convention! 8/4 Oakland: http://www.slconvention.org/uncategorized/announcing-slcc-2011-keynote-speakers/ So. Excited.

I preferred the Fail Whale...

Just starting to look at SocialCam and trying it out this weekend to review it for my enewsletter. Anyone here using it? Thoughts?

http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/17/socialcam-autodesk-60-million/ 

READING about Mobile Learning

"Continuous learning isn’t just happening in the developed world. With low-priced computers, tablets, and cell phones in the hands of children in resource-challenged communities, many kids who are engaging in technological leapfrogging will have the opportunity to skip past outdated formal school systems, too."

If you've never contributed to a Kickstarter project before, here is a great place to start!

"We know that girls are great at solving, deducing, and experimenting. Yet...

Only 15% of female first-year college students intend to major in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math)
Less than 11% of engineers are women
And...

Toys for young girls are predominantly dolls and princesses
We think there is a connection.

We believe that early exposure to STEM through toys will inspire change."
WooT!

picture of me taking a picture of me...