The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Why Facebook Town Hall Shows Obama is Missing the Point on Innovation
Yesterday’s Town Hall meeting at Facebook produced one big surprise – the tepid questioning fired at President Obama from America’s tech elite.
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[Instead of Obama and Facebook look to Don Tapscott and collective intelligence…]
Tapscott’s take on the current state of the economy?
Continue reading “Obama & Facebook: Clueless on DEEP Innovation”
presentation re leadership strategy much too general
presentations Briefings & Lectures (81), Historic Contributions (265), Briefings (Core) (38)
leadership (book reviews): Leadership (58) strategy (book reviews): Strategy (102)
Wild ass guess as to what you were looking for:
2010 M4IS2 Briefing for South America — 2010 M4IS2 Presentacion por Sur America (ANEPE Chile)
2010: Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Trilogy Updated
2009 DoD OSINT Leadership and Staff Briefings
2000 Presidential Leadership and National Security Policy Making
Reference: Leadership & Whole of Government
Leadership should be about nurturing clarity, diversity, and integrity to achieve sustainability. Leadership strategy is how you get there, combining an absolute demand for the best truth in a holistic fashion, with an absolute demand for integrity across all boundaries.
Journal: Politics & Intelligence–Partners Only When Integrity is Central to Both
CIA Decides Not to Get Serious: Memories of a Lost Time and Place
“These documents remained classified for nearly a century until recent advancements in technology made it possible to release them,” CIA Director Leon E. Panetta said. “When historical information is no longer sensitive, we take seriously our responsibility to share it with the American people.” The Director released this statement on the occasion of CIA’s declassification of a handful of WWI documents describing the use of invisible ink for secret messages. CIA originally claimed that these documents had to be classified because they contained information that could be used to identify sources and methods used today (2011)! This whole affair demonstrates to me that CIA has ceased to be a serious intelligence organization.
Continue reading “Ancient History: When the CIA was Serious…”
When the Network Bears Witness: From Photosynth to Allsynth?
I’ve blogged about Photosynth before and toyed around with the idea of an Allsynth platform, the convergence of multiple technologies and sensors for human rights monitoring and disaster response. The idea would be to “stitch” pictures and video footage together to reconstruct evidence in multi-media 3D type format. What if we could do this live and in networked way though?
The thought popped into my head while at the Share Conference in Belgrade recently. The conference included a “Share by Night” track with concerts, live bands, etc., in the evenings. What caught my eye, one night, was not on stage but the dozens of smart phones being held up in the audience to capture the vibes, sounds, movements, etc on stage.
Below I am sharing an important email from Bill St. Arnaud, as received.
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At the this weeks spring Internet 2 meeting there was a major announcement on Internet 2’s new Open Science, Scholarship and Services Exchange (OS3E) initiative. This could be a real game changer. OS3E embodies the concept of “software defined networks” where users (or network operators) can configure their own network topology and architectures using OpenFlow as the underlying enabling technology. For those who are familiar with the technology will recognize many of the same features and capabilities in CANARIE’s UCLP. “UCLP is a software system that allows end-users, either people or sophisticated applications, to treat network resources as software objects and provision and reconfigure lightpaths within a single domain or across multiple, independently managed, domains. Users can also join or divide lightpaths and hand off control and management of these larger or smaller private sub-networks to other users. “
What is exciting to me about OS3E, and one of the original drivers of UCLP, is the fact that it may fundamentally change the future of R&E networking globally.
Continue reading “Game Changer? Internet2 Open Science Open Flow”
WARNING: Do not click on source with other programs open. Between Amazon's cloud collapse and high interest in this document, Firefox is crashing every time as of morning of 21 April 2011.
Phi Beta Iota: The Dutch have a much more sophisticated approach that appears to be a better model for the data transfers, but Open Flow is a vital concept to be pursued. See Reference: Building National Knowledge Infrastructure–How Dutch Pragmatism Nurtures a 21st Century Economy (The Cook Report on Internet Protocol) and this specific depictionDutch Information Infrastructure Core Slide.
by jonl on April 19, 2011
Have you ever thought about how completely irrelevant structured learning is? Indeed. “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read or write, but those who cannot unlearn and relearn.” – Alvin Toffler. The video below advocates a change in how we learn – network-centric, personal, based on your context, not based on some institution’s agenda. (Thanks to Judi Clark for sending me the link to this video.)
Thoughts on Connectivism from Debbie Kroeker on Vimeo.
Burkhard Bilger in The New Yorker profiles David Eagleman, a brilliant researcher who’s studying the brain, consciousness, and the perception of time. At a personal level I’ve spent a lot of time in recent years studying and trying to comprehend my own degrees and levels of consciousness and perception. We think of our “conscious experience” as a constant, and our unconscious as inaccessible… but through attention we learn that there are gradations in the range of conscious to “un-” or “sub-” conscious experience; that perceptions can vary with context; that memory is selective and undependable; that our perception of the world is generally incomplete though we do a good job of filling the gaps. When David Eagleman was a child he fell from a roof and realized that his perception of time had changed as he was falling. Now he’s doing evidence-based research to determine how people experience the world, what are the variations, how does the brain work and how does the mind work? Read about it here. If you know about similar studies and writings, please post in comments.
