1) Been skydiving
2) Don't own an iron or buy dry clean clothes - too high maintenance
3) Joss Whedon fan
4) was a bully in high school : (
5) hates coffee - gets a 'morning jolt' from sugar
6) believes in karma
7) likes to decorate cakes (from kid b-day to small wedding cakes)
8) loves the beach/boating
9) very claustrophobic
10) major in college was Biology/Environmental Science - wanted to grow up to be like Jane Goodall or work at Sea World as an animal trainer

Not really the end as I have all these cool things to play with but, the official end of L&P. First, THANK YOU to everyone who made this possible. All the way from Mgt for supporting, to Joy&Gerald, to the rest of the TP members to my peers for helping. This was by far the coolest thing!! Ok, so now that my sucking up is done, let me summarize my experience.

Faves had to be: Twitter, Google Docs, and Delicious. With an honerable mention to Wikis for intriquing me!

Starting with Michael Stephens presentation, this has opened my eyes to transparency, radical trust, and working smarter. This was fun and it definately makes me want to learn more that the tip of the iceberg that was presented here. That reinforces that I am a lifelong learner.

Unexpected outcomes or takeaways... Really the fact that there is so much out there and it is growing so fast! And to summarize the Common Craft guy: THERE IS A BETTER WAY!

I thought the program was very varied and I didn't have trouble on anything. KUDOS!! There was ample time because you don't want to drag this out forever, but many co-workers had trouble finishing, so I would say setting aside blocks of time to "force focus" staff who wanted to participate.

Absolutely 100% would participate again. THANKS!

I enjoyed To a Temporary Place in Time that spoke of Commodity, Product, and 3D then to the neolibrary. I am not afraid or think libraries are in trouble. On contrair, I believe libraries will have a firm grasp in future society. Libraries are people and services and 'sell' experiences. I believe that we are on the cutting edge and hire the best and brightest that will always propel us into the future.

This was pretty easy to use. Downloads took a while though. I can see a demand for this, but not sure how I feel about it. I don't have an iPod or carry my laptop everywhere I go. I am not into audiobooks and would just rather read the real book turning the pages. Not my fave, but I can def see how others would love it.