Category Archives: Social Networking

Coworking

March 18, 2009 – 10:34 am

A coworker just pointed out QWIRK, a location where you can rent office space or desk space really, by the day, or month and even acquire dedicated desk space on a monthly basis for just $250/mo. This solves a great predicament for anyone who works from home, or travels and needs a more work like [...]

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Belated. . .

November 1, 2007 – 4:49 pm

I’d make a horrible Dad. I know it. Know why? Got any clues? Well, in 2006 on 10-25 at 9:57 P.M. I posted my first article here on Brickblog. Why, I remember when this blog was still in diapers, I was excited to get 1 visit after posting oh so many articles. To date, I’m [...]

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Quality of information not dependent on user type says researchers.

October 18, 2007 – 8:55 am

Short Note: I’ve started a more professional blog centering around Web 2.0, and Social networking. The need has come from my further involvement with guest lecturing on the topic and needing a profesional blog, in other words no gross pictures of mice in fryer grease, for lectures on blogging. . .
This post comes from that, [...]

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