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Sure, by day I’m a mild-mannered Community Coordinator for Simply.ca, but on certain weekends I turn into … A teacher. Actually, you all know that I live for teaching and helping people, so in all honesty I’m really a teacher all the time. In this particular case, however, I’m talking about my Introduction to Audio [...]

Simple as that … I’m the community guy at Simply.ca

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You know I’ve always dug the community thing. Since May I’ve been doing some freelance work, taught some classes, and started on the second edition of Create Your Own Blog, all fun things but I still wanted a full time gig. Freelancing might be fun and have a lot of freedom and flexibility, however it [...]

Google Reader is more about readers, the people, than readers, the apps

I originally posted this on Google+, but seeing how long it was and that I wanted to make sure it would stick around, I’m cross posting it here as well (irony, duly noted). As reference, this is the original post by Boris Mann on Google+ talking about Brent Simmons’ post and my post on Google+. [...]

Dropbox is the missing piece to make iCloud awesome and indispensable

One of the first things I did once I got iOS 5 and the update to OS X Lion was get iCloud set up and running. I think iCloud is great and I like how well contacts sync up, but, frankly, iCloud isn’t indispensable to my life right now. What is indispensable? Dropbox. I’ve lost [...]

Zite adds user profiles to their app—Everyone can have their own view of the news

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Zite for iPad—born in Vancouver through research at UBC and now owned by CNN—is one of those “best of breed” apps that makes keeping up with the news nearly painless. Except if you have lots of people using your iPad. So while you might be interested in all things Mac your spouse might what to [...]

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