Sean Brady (sbrady)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

I am a geek who loves the Internet, web 2.0 services, gadgets, playing all sorts of games you have never heard of, and his sons.

I am interested in If it is geeky,chances are I like it. I spend a good deal of time online. When I am not online I am typically playing or reading about games. I have an Amazon Kindle and a variety of other gadgets that keep me geeking,even when I am not doing geeky things. I have more board,miniatures,card,and roleplaying games than any one person needs,and I love them all.. My favorite music are I really like female vocalists,and the lists of my top artists are typically all female. I prefer downtempo,chillout,and ambient typically,but I also like some pop and rock arrangements. I do pretty much like all kinds of music though.. Movies: I love fantasy and science fiction movies. Lord of the Rings,Star Wars and other classics are among my top favorites.. TV: Dexter,Californication,NFL Football,Band of Brothers,24. Books: Lord of the Rings.

Member since Oct 11, 2008, follows 28 people, 15 public groups, 930 public bookmarks (978 total).

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Top Tags:	game(128), music(66), software(64), roleplaying(56), import(46), mobile(40), blog(40), miniatures(37), google(37), twitter(36)

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Recent Bookmarks and Annotations

louisgray.com: Technology, Community, Relevancy: The 3 Social Pillars about 23 hours ago
- These three core elements? Technology, community and relevancy.
- Social service users want to have a flexible array of features that let them accomplish the task at hand quickly, without the user interface getting in the way. Members of social sites want the reassurance that they are working with a leading network that provides high quality tools, keeping pace with industry developments, and not growing stale with age.
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- - the most targeted sites with top technology can fail without an evangelizing community to keep it alive.
  - The most "sticky" communities are those that center around a specific topic or group,
  - When sites hit a two out of the three pillars, it is little better than only focusing on one of the pillars
Scientists zero in on reason for mammoths demise about 23 hours ago
Leaving a Vulgar Comment Online Might Cost You Your Job on 2009-11-19
- instead of just deleting the comment in question, the site's director of social media, Kurt Greenbaum, did a little sleuthing too. He found that the commenter's IP address was coming from a local school
ImageX GUI (GImageX) on 2009-11-17
Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) – WinPE 3.0 Boot Environment - Blog.BrianLeeJackson.com on 2009-11-17
Masterplan on 2009-11-17
Network Interference: A Legal Guide to the Commercial Risks and Rewards of the Social Media Phenomenon on 2009-11-17
The Legal Intelligencer Blog: What Have You Done About Employee Use of Facebook and Twitter? on 2009-11-17
Mockingbird on 2009-11-17
How to use imagex for Windows 7 Enterprise with system reserved partition on 2009-11-16

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Bookmark Lists

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Groups

Amazon Kindlers

1 members, 15 items

A group with information about the Amazon Kindle and e-books.
AT-43 Miniatures

1 members, 4 items

Group to discuss the very cool AT-43 Science Fiction miniatures game.
Blogger Bloggers

14 members, 49 items

This group is for people who use Google Blogger to host their blog. My goal is to fill this group with hacks and information on getting the most out of your Blogger blog. Members can also use the group to promote their favorite blogs with the understanding that blogs deemed to be geared towards adse
Digital Storytelling

22 members, 80 items

Digital story telling is a fast-growing educational resource that uses a multi-sensory experience to tell stories using 21st century tools. This group is for educators to share about digital storytelling. Open to bookmarks and discussion from all aspects of the trade: from storytelling to technical information.
Diigo Community

1075 members, 3434 items

Share your review, tips, tricks, and ideas for using Diigo here, and discuss our features, ideas for new features, anything Diigo related. Note that bookmarks posted to this group have no relation to 'Hot Bookmarks from the Diigo Community'.