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Have you ever seen a termite home? I was surprised by the grace of this termite mound

finally, here is a good page showing howthey enter and infest your home

Musicovery : interactive webRadio offers a few interesting features for selecting tunes: you indicate if you are feeling dark, positive, energetic or calm; you can also choose by genre. One noticeable lacking feature, however, is a simple pause button.

So for innovation, I give it thumbs up. But for all round practicality, I still vote for Citadel of the Blogs » Blog Archive » Pandora Internet Radio

According to this writer’s 10-to-1 email rule, if you are managing a project with ten other participants via email, this may be the result:

9 people read the email
8 people file the email (in their private folders, thereby duplicating effort)
7 people are interrupted in their work or thoughts when the email arrives
6 people will never be able to find the email again
5 people didn’t actually need to know about the change
4 people joining the project in the next phase wouldn’t have received the email
3 people will be able to find the email again, should they need to
2 people will check back to the email at a later date when they need the information
1 of them will understand the email in context, be able to find it at a later date and action it

This type of reasoning is hardly verifiable but it illustrates a point, nonetheless.

Much more credible, in my opinion, is his most recent update where he summarizes the pros and cons of email collaboration

good stuff

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