Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 14, 2008
I hate to appear politically incorrect, but my regard for Slavic peoples is going downhill in a hurry. Nine out of ten comments to this blog are Cyrillic spam. Are things that boring in Belarus or Macedonia or Russia or wherever the hell this nonsense is originating that people find out-and-out vandalism fun?
Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 13, 2008
Brent Schlenker is on stage at DevLearn, prepping us for the day, when the fire alarm goes off. Brent will henceforth be known as Mr. Cool-under-pressure. Find more videos like this on Internet Time. In early afternoon, Jane Hart, her husband Philip and I snuck out to go to The Tech Museum of Innovation across the street. One 2.0-ish exhibit: The mind-blower at The Tech was the Leonard da Vinci exhibit, its only US stop.
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Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 12, 2008
Yesterday afternoon, driving from Berkeley down to San Jose, I pulled off on Guadalupe Parkway. I slowed for an upcoming red light. About 60' ahead, a large red SUV entered the intersection from the left, not driving but rolling and bouncing ass-over-tea kettle, coming to rest on its side in the middle of the street. I swerved into a bus stop and ran back to the SUV.
Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 10, 2008
Working with ideas can make you forget that physical things take time. Tomorrow I have to place orders for the books I’ve giving to participants in my workshop in Berlin in early December. and. The workshop will be a fanciful trip across a high Alpine road in Austria. In a Bugatti Veyron. Along the way, we pull off the road for scenic overlooks and talks with nearly a dozen mountain guides (eLearning gurus): There’s still room for a few more passengers, but if you want to get your bo
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