I miss you! Facebook and I never became good friends. I.e. I've lost touch with many. It was lovely to hear from you. :)

You may weave webs as you so wish until morning dew drips freely enough to form a river of its own, promising water for loveliest flowers - sweet life! But come wind, sun and snow all your silken beauty will be strewn about. Your dew gone, who will tend to t ...

Thanks for the welcome message. I also enjoyed meeting you. Thanks for taking the time out of your busy schedule. I'll complete my profile and post some content soon.

Not at all :)  We are called to different places at different times for a reason. But it's good to hear from you on Avanoo again! :) 

This sounds great because I have tried to describe the pathway for people to find a certain collaboration, but this will make it much easier. Appreciative, as always!

it makes me think of whirling lights. will get back to you with more constructive details later. 

I miss you too! Of course I'm not offended. When Avanoo went off-line it was disappointing (to say the least). But it's back now in case you ever feel like stopping by. This photo made me smile just yesterday. :)

It was great to meet with you yesterday. And it's great to see you here. 

You may now specify a "noorl" for collaborations and places. For example:   http://www.avanoo.com/noorl/TheCollaborativeClass   http://www.avanoo.com/noorl/Seattle A noorl (pronounced neural) is like a URL (rhymes with neural). Noorl...

Tu mensaje me enterneció toda! :) I'm not sure why I haven't felt like to return to avanoo. Hope nobody gets offended by this... I have the tendency to lose track of things and people. Specially people. Espero que estés bien! Besos

Yes, I quite like him :)

On the train to SFO this morning, it occurred to me that the first chapter of The Collaborative Class could be called Suicide by Separate Thinking. As an example of the insanity of separate thinking, we have the news industry in the United States. Th...

Now that's nice. And that Mr. R seems like an alright fella. 

I wish that there was a like button for posts like this.  It inspired laughter, though. Just so's you know. 

A medical doctor named Mark Hyman has written a series of books, such as The UltraSimple Diet, UltraPrevention (which he co-authored), etc. Basically he says to avoid labels in general, in other words, buy fresh, organic fruits, vegetables, grain...

The guy who introduced me to this subject said at one of his talks, "Swedes don't believe in God, they believe in authorities". There is truth in that statement, and it made everyone in the room, all Swedes, snigger and nod in unison. Like him, I too...

te extraño!

This is very apt on so many levels. On a side note it reminded me of an ad I saw a while back. This guy was walking the sidewalk, pushing himself in front of people, cursing, using the middle finger. Then the message [paraphrased from memory]: Why act ...