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Brandon R. Lott The Wait Is Finally Over....Pictures are posted

Hey Everyone, Yes, I must be the official picture and video person for SI.com socials. FINALLY, after the long wait I have pictures posted from SI.com. The pictures are from the 4000+ members party at the Rathskeller and the recent Tweet-up. There is still some organizing to do, but visit my photo page or my profile see all the pictures. P… Continue

Added by Brandon R. Lott on March 4, 2009 at 3:01pm — No Comments

Doug Theis The Chain Continues: 7 Things about Doug Theis

In the spirit of an insidious chain letter, I got tagged by Rae Kridel, who requested I contribute to this 7 Things continuum. So here are seven things about me, Doug Theis: 1. I’m a tail end baby boomer – born to the son of a poor Minneapolis immigrant family and the daughter of a successful northwest Florida farmer. My parents met during World War II. I have one sister who's 13 years older than I am. That's old. 2. I’m an Indiana state high school soccer champ – I played for Heritage Christi… Continue

Added by Doug Theis on January 22, 2009 at 11:00am — 1 Comment

Doug Theis Requiem for our cat George

Back in 1995 when my children were 6 and 4, an old friend, Mark Graham, gave my family a couple of cats that were part of the same litter. Both cats where white; one had long hair and one had short hair. Jimmy, our oldest, and Emily our youngest child, were both very excited. We brought our new cats home, and when we arrived at our house, we let them out to explore. The long haired cat started investigating the building, and I commented that it was curious. Jimmy immediately said “Curious George… Continue

Added by Doug Theis on November 2, 2008 at 6:30am — 6 Comments

Doug Theis 40-30-30: A ratio for team success

A few years ago I read an article about success by one of the Fathers of Adventure Racing. The article was called 40-30-30: A Ratio for Racing Success. Robert Nagle, the 2002 Captain of Team Eco Internet, wrote the article to describe his beliefs on the ingredients and ratios for success in the sport of adventure racing. To provide a little background, adventure racing is a sport where co-ed teams participate in a number of disciplines that include mountain biking, hiking, paddling and r… Continue

Added by Doug Theis on March 4, 2008 at 11:00am — No Comments

Doug Theis Choosing "line of business" software

Today, most companies use word processing, spreadsheet and e-mail software applications to handle routine communications with vendors, clients and partners. This article is not about those productivity applications. This article is about your line of business software applications. Line of business software applications are the business specific applications that help you streamline your daily operations. If you’re a retailer, your line of business application is your point of sale (POS) applic… Continue

Added by Doug Theis on February 25, 2008 at 7:30am — 3 Comments

Doug Theis Tidy up your inbox with an RSS reader

I’m a news junkie. It’s one of the things I do to provide value to my clients. I aggregate and publish articles in a monthly e-mail news digest. I republish articles that cover subjects in which my clients have expressed interest. My sources include a number of news sites on the data center business, information technology strategy, the sales profession, networking and self improvement. Years ago I would visit a dozen different websites a day to keep up with all of this. Most of the news sites… Continue

Added by Doug Theis on February 21, 2008 at 11:30pm — 3 Comments

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