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School:: Bellingham

Position:: Writer, speaker, teacher and questioner.

Website:: http://questioning.org - http://fno.org

The 2007 Conference was great.

Wish I could return for 2008, but I will be speaking in Australia
at that time. Hope everyone has a fabulous time!

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Returning to Shanghai

The conference was so much fun and the city so entertaining, I
have decided to return and run a two day seminar, that I am calling

NEW CENTURY RESEARCH

Check out http://fno.org/shanghai.html

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September 30, 2007: identity crash

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Sudden and catastrophic collapse of an individual's ability to keep all
the threads of his or her online identity straight when the individual
joins one too many social networks.

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At 9:05am on November 15, 2007, Bruce Sutherland said…: Hey Jamie I don't know if your still checking this or not but I'm doing an inservice for my collegues to get them to use new laptops that we bought and I would love to use your "No Time slam Dunk Digital Lesson" It would help me a lot if you could send me your powerpoint for that session @

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Cheers

At 5:39pm on September 18, 2007, David Elliott said…: Great to see you again. Best wishes in France

At 7:15am on September 18, 2007, Ed Gilbreath said…: I enjoyed seeing you again. The time in Shanghai passed much too quickly.

At 10:48pm on September 17, 2007, flintbags said…: I was thoroughly inspired by your seminars and am planning sessions for my school featuring toolishness and powerpointlessness.The media literacy session also made me feel normal as I thought that it was only me who thought news was becoming less factual and more gossip orientated. Thank you.

At 11:48am on September 17, 2007, Stephen Lehmann said…: Hi mate. I've been reading FNO since forever. Actually I based my justifucation on laptop carts and not a laptop school on what I gleamed from my readings of your online journal. So, great to have you as a friend