Captured with a canon 7D and Canon 400mm 5.6 L handheld Exif: 1/250, ƒ/7.1, ISO 400, 400 mm
There are many ways to make coffee. You've got your pre-ground coffee. You're pre-packaged coffee. Whole Bean coffee. Self-roasted coffee. Instant
I had the pleasure of moderating / hosting a twitter chat yesterday (Tuesday April 30 2013) involving the topic of Innovation & the CIO using the
The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) discussions continue to occur across most organizations. While most BYOD discussions revolve around security
A Dangerous Bias: action over thinking - UCSC Extension in Silicon Valley Quote: So, perhaps if our agile and iterative processes do not seem to be
First it was laptop computers, now its tablets. The enterprise is getting more mobile and IT groups have to find ways to ensure security can keep up. This
Everyone's moving to the cloud. Rightly so...the cloud brings scalability and agility and it provides opportunities for true innovation by IT groups. Many
I went out for a walk last night and saw a couple Scissor-tailed Flycatcher's catching bugs on the ground. I laid down on the ground and inched as close
This is a cross-post from Trade The Sentiment. On April 23 2013, the Associated Press reportedly had their Twitter account hacked. At 1:07PM Eastern Time,
VMware's Online Forum 2013 is starting now. Jump on and learn more about virtualization, automation and management tools. There are live breakout
The Three Elements of Successful Data Visualizations - Jim Stikeleather - Harvard Business Review Quote: Storytelling helps the viewer gain insight from
Today is the anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing. Rather than do my normal Foto Friday, I wanted to add a few photos from the Bombing Memorial. Enjoy
I'm the worlds worst developer. Really. I am. I don't follow best practices and my coding style is the oft-chided "brute force" method. I owe (blame?) my
Young and Hungry - carpe factum Quote: Young and hungry is not about ego. In proving itself, young and hungry lets the accomplishment trump the
I've written about the topic "Bring your own Device" (BYOD) in the past but I never really touched on the issue of what BYOD does for IT complexity. Does
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