en-us http://www.intensedebate.com/users/8559/following All the comments by users that Jack Sparrow is following http://www.oblogn.com/2009/01/03/welcome-to-the-future/#IDComment13587902Dan Keldsen - Aaron - Uh oh, exercise and re-wiring the brain? That might actually get me to get off my keister and exercise! :) I can&#039;t see running a full marathon - although my sister-in-law ran the NYC Marathon in 2008, and had a heck of an experience. Regardless of what you attempt, exercise is good for the brain - heck, in our line of work, the brain is a pretty important muscle to exercise, eh? Ciao, Dan Jan 3, 2009 6:38 PMhttp://www.oblogn.com/2009/01/03/welcome-to-the-future/#IDComment13587902 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/twitter-followers-meet-microcredit-your-actions-magnified.html#IDComment13473556Dan Keldsen - Thanks for joining the experiment folks! Donating $160 to Grameen as a result of the increased followers, and promise not to twitter spam you to death post-experiment. Happy New Year&#039;s to all of you, and let&#039;s see what we can collectively make happen in 2009, eh? Jan 2, 2009 4:16 AMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/twitter-followers-meet-microcredit-your-actions-magnified.html#IDComment13473556 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/twitter-followers-meet-microcredit-your-actions-magnified.html#IDComment13306991Dan Keldsen - Upped my donation to $2 (4x) per new follower due to late start and twitter doing spammer/inactive de-activiation. Roughly 24 hours left folks, please re-tweet, and let&#039;s work this social capital into a frenzy, eh? Thanks! Dec 31, 2008 4:48 AMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/twitter-followers-meet-microcredit-your-actions-magnified.html#IDComment13306991 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/biztechtalk-briefs-12232008.html#IDComment13015511Dan Keldsen - Dave - Thanks for the props, and feedback. Hmm - well, I&#039;ll turn it around on you. What would be the appropriate markers in the subject? The general idea of the BizTechTalk Briefs is that they are roll-ups of social bookmarks I&#039;m making. If it&#039;s just one, then not that big a deal, but when I&#039;m publishing multiples (automatically, once a day, via Diigo), then, not so simple. Thoughts? (from anyone?) Sidenote - I&#039;m just fired up that I have this working again at all. Makes it much easier to bridge the gap between the twitter-stream and &quot;real&quot; (long) blog posts. But I&#039;m all for improving readability/usability, so hit me folks! Dec 24, 2008 1:31 AMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/biztechtalk-briefs-12232008.html#IDComment13015511 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/twitter-followers-meet-microcredit-your-actions-magnified.html#IDComment12826079Dan Keldsen - Thanks for the encouragement Charity, and yes, I hope larger companies see that this is just ONE of the ways in which social media can engage their customers and the world at large. As a company of two - we can use all the magnification we can get, so please spread the word! Dec 19, 2008 3:27 PMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/twitter-followers-meet-microcredit-your-actions-magnified.html#IDComment12826079 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/the-next-gen-of-dan-information-architected-inc-iai.html#IDComment12730970Dan Keldsen - Thanks Sam - quite a lot of work to do, both in &quot;traditional&quot; IA terms, and in what we hope will spawn a new level of discussion. Thanks for popping on over. Structured and unstructured information has a long way to go as well - and certainly see that as part of the overall architecture that a business should put in place. Information, content, data, knowledge - call it what you will, if it&#039;s important to the business, it needs to be built for a reason or reasons, and made as fluid and flexible as possible. The race belongs to the swift! BTW - you might want to go back and edit your comment, it has the wrong URL - should be <a href="http://info-architecture.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">http://info-architecture.blogspot.com/</a>- correct? (you have *.blogpost.*) Cheers, Dan Dec 16, 2008 6:52 PMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/the-next-gen-of-dan-information-architected-inc-iai.html#IDComment12730970 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/the-next-gen-of-dan-information-architected-inc-iai.html#IDComment12551581Dan Keldsen - Mark! Well, it&#039;s been far too long since we last ran into each other - come on down to Boston from time to time, eh? ;) Hope you&#039;re doing well, and thanks for the note. And Carl is old? I thought &quot;Boomer&quot; signified loudness! (said the Danish-American about the Italian-American, it&#039;s all relative) Ciao, Dan Dec 13, 2008 4:34 PMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/the-next-gen-of-dan-information-architected-inc-iai.html#IDComment12551581 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/the-next-gen-of-dan-information-architected-inc-iai.html#IDComment12551487Dan Keldsen - Thanks Barbara! That&#039;s been my suspicion as well, but like most of my experiments, we&#039;ll only find out as the experiment unfolds! (I suspect I should thank my father, a now retired organic chemistry professor, for putting the scientific method firmly in my head, eh?) And we definitely need to catch up - sometime soon. Happy holidays to you and yours. Dec 13, 2008 4:21 PMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/the-next-gen-of-dan-information-architected-inc-iai.html#IDComment12551487 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/the-next-gen-of-dan-information-architected-inc-iai.html#IDComment12262714Dan Keldsen - Thanks Tom! In an uncertain world, there needs to be a few of us crazy people who are jumping into to create something new, eh? There&#039;s never a PERFECT time to start a new company, so why not now? Happy Holidays to you and the family. Hope we can catch up sometime soon, and hear about your studio, book, etc.! Cheers, Dan Dec 8, 2008 2:50 PMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/12/the-next-gen-of-dan-information-architected-inc-iai.html#IDComment12262714 http://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/10/metrics-twitter.html#IDComment12018399Dan Keldsen - Thanks for the comments, see you on twitter @UHBBO! Dec 3, 2008 2:24 AMhttp://www.biztechtalk.com/2008/10/metrics-twitter.html#IDComment12018399