Gregory Heller

Month: April 2005

  • Relating to the inspection of entrails for prognostication.

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    <p>This has been tagging week on my blog. The technology is really exciting and new. A few days ago i discovered [l:http://kevan.org/extispicious|extisp.icio.us] (interestingly the link is not <i>extisp.icio.us</i> it is actually <a href="http://kevan.org/extispicious" title="http://kevan.org/extispicious">http://kevan.org/extispicious</a>, but it would seem that anyone working on things related to tagging wnts to be like <i>del.icio.us</i> with their clever url.…

  • Upcoming is up and coming

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    gregoryheller

    <p>My friend [lk:nonecknoel.com|Noel] pointed me towards [lk:upcoming.org] yesterday morning as I was in the middle of some data wrangling, and i didn't get to look into it much until later in the day at which point I was kind of BLOWN AWAY. What they have done almost seems to be inspired by an article that…

  • Tag! Your It!

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    gregoryheller

    <p>I think that tagging is the most exciting "new" "technology" to come around in a while. I have blogged about it before and have apodcast up about it, but jsut in this week alone I have been further exploring hte use of tagging ([wik:tagging|the second bullet] or [wik:folksonomy] for more information)</p> <p>You can see some…

  • Got me a Technorati Profile

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    gregoryheller

    <p><a href="http://www.technorati.com/claim/isb87jdmq" rel="me">Check out my Technorati Profile</a></p> <p>Not sure what I am going to use my Technorati account for, but i figured i would never know if i didn't try.</p>

  • On Data security and security culture

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    gregoryheller

    <p>I have been thinking more ad more about data security of late which leads to the larger concept of [l:http://www.eriders.net/model/stories/in/?id=35|security culture] particularly in non-profit and political realms.</p> <p>The recent incidents that have lead to me thinking about this relate to two clients of mine (these are just the two most recent incidents, it is true…

  • BBC on Pols Podcasting

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    gregoryheller

    <p>So mainstream media is finally starting to pick up on this development that will ruin (or revolutionize) the way media covers politicians. There has been recent coverage of pol blogging (driven by SF councilman's blog and others that have been in the news lately). </p> <p>But I haven't seen much about podcasting until I saw…

  • OC-Tech: Reflection on Hallway conversations and afternoon

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    gregoryheller

    <p>The best part of these conferences tends to be the ad-hoc conversation that takes place over lunch and between sessions. I often wonder if there is a way to institutionalize these types of hallway conversations and make them a more significant part of the conference.</p> <p>This is not to say that the sessions aren't helpful,…

  • OC-Tech: Reflection on the conference (morning)

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    gregoryheller

    <p>Hats off to Rich and Liat and all the other [lk:oc-tech.org|Organizers Collaborative] folks. This was a really good conference and super affordable (the key IMHO). WE have a hard enough time convincing organizations to spend money on tech, let alone hundreds of dollars on sending staff to tech conferences.</p> <p>[l:http://micah.sifry.com/|Micah Sifry]'s key note address was…

  • OC-Tech: Unlocking the doors to Political Power

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    gregoryheller

    <p>I just got home from Boston via the Chinatown Bus and figured I would post up a short blog about the session that I moderated. </p> <p>The idea behind the session was to have a discussion about campaign data solutions. By campaign I am referring not only to political campaign, but legislative/advocacy campaigns that require…

  • OC-Tech: Doing More With Less (CMS, Donations, etc)

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    gregoryheller

    <p><i>I helped Rich come up with the concept for this panel.</i><br /> Emily Thorson from [lk:echoditto.com] is leading off this panel with a discussion of some basic website functionality, and cool bells and wistles that can be added to your website.</p> <p>Little sidetack here here are some links for folks Content Management Systems: [lk:wordpress.org], [lk:typepad.com],…