Guru of 39 things

Scott's a good man who does great work for the world. There's a reason he was named a CNN Hero of the week and that he has an official holiday in San Diego named in his honor. Check out what he does at scotthsilverman.com

Awesome movie. I love when activists turn it up a notch. This was like a cross between Jason Borne and Whale Wars

I upgraded to the Ultra HD from the Mino. The sound quality and video in low light is far superior on this model.

I enjoyed this. There's some overlap from Daniel's first book "A Whole New Mind". If I had to chose between the two, I'd go with this one. His TED talk on this offers good insight into what this book is all about.

Inc has some great articles on how businesses can use Yelp and how to manage negative comments and community. Pretty good stuff. Above average when it comes to social media pieces IMO - Here's one example. http://www.inc.com/magazine/20090601/how-businesses-can-respond-to-criticism-on-yelp.html

The content of this book is 100% Gary. If you follow him online, you've already heard him talk about most of what's in here (except you do get some insight into how he got started and his life). His message is clear - The details of the technology doesnt matter nearly as much as passion and hustle. Know your DNA, niche yourself, get out there on every platform that matters and differentiate yourself with effort. The book is short - only 140 pages, so you fly through it. If you can, get the Crush IT VOOK so you get Gary on video throughout too.

Really enjoyed this. It's fantastic to see the real personalities behind such a cultural icon. This was very well done.

Read "Ignore Everybody: and 39 Keys to Creativity" by @gapingvoid over the vacation. Two thumbs way up.

As hilarious as it was informative and insightful. I liked the know it all, but I loved this book. AJ Jacobs is awesome.

Match this with The Power of Less and you've got a killer combo of changing the game and getting things done. Love Tim Ferriss' Blog.

Hands down the best spot for sake lovers in San Fransisco.

Did the book justice. I really enjoyed this.

This book hasn't nearly got the press it deserves. Required reading for people developing software on the web.

Finally finished Sway. Definitely worth the read. Tons of info that'll help you make good decisions right when your mind is about to trick you into making bad ones.

There are moments of brilliance in this book - ideas that I've never heard before about how human networks impact our lives.

Fantastic book outlining exactly why "we are what we click". This'll definitely get your brain buzzing.

A little heavy on the math, and overly light on the psychology, but overall very good. I was impressed with the coverage of fundamentals.

The only productivity book you'll ever need. Pick your goals, limit to the essential activities, tweak till you get it right. Repeat.

My article on ReadWriteWeb clashes with this story - Did Mark Zuckerberg's Inspiration for Facebook Come Before Harvard? http://bit.ly/MKZzK

Tara Hunt is AWESOME. Check out the video of her presentation "The Wuffie Factor" at Web 2.0 Expo here - http://www.vimeo.com/3983571