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Leadership insight from one of cycling’s greats: Men’s Health: What’s it like giving up the spotlight to help bring up the next generation? Jens Voigt: I hate to admit it, but I’m an older rider. I don’t like that fact. But I think a career should be a circle, equal... Continue Reading
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In a couple of weeks, I’ll be heading to London’s Conway Hall to participate in Monki Gras, the other-side-of-the-pond follow-up to 2011′s wildly successful Monktoberfest. The conferences grew out of a single tweet by Redmonk’s Steve O’Grady and are now on my (and many others’) Lanyard must-attend lists. And the... Continue Reading
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Huge kudos to The County Theater in Doylestown (member supported) for landing a string of great movies this year. You’ll have my family’s support again in 2012. My favorite movies of 2011: Midnight in Paris: A creative, whimsical journey through literary and cultural Paris. Woody Allen for people... Continue Reading
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As 2011 slowly winds down, I thought I’d give TripIt a quick glance to see my travel stats for the year. Turns out, they weren’t as bad as I expected (although I’m sure this chart is missing at least a couple of trips for the year and countless in the... Continue Reading
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Two cups of coffee into a crisp November morning and I stumble upon this tweet from the SWIFT innovation team’s Peter Vander Auwera: A couple of clicks and another cup of java later and I realize that the good rebel versus bad rebel characteristics Lois Kelly lays out are too black... Continue Reading
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Call me a nerd, but this is why I love doing what I do and why I’m excited about the future. For all the fun of Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare (not to mention all the supposedly non-social technologies used by the search giant Google), the collective data our generation is... Continue Reading






