I’ll have to see if I can get one with a “kung fu grip”!

@ Vered

Concentrated effort is my friend, and helps me find more time to day dream

@ Patricia

You’re a fast learner and I like how you regularly test and experiment and share your results.

@ JB

Great point and I was actually thinking of a follow up today — There’s a lot more I can share on You 2.0.

I’ll check w/Noah.

I’m a fan of sitcoms — they’ve been a key part of my life. I don’t get to watch much now except for Two and 1/2 Men and Family Guy, but sitcoms have a way of sparking my imagination.

It’s funny how the original Star Trek foreshadowed some of today’s gizmos and gadgets.

The “8 Ways to be Heroic” would be a close second that I really enjoyed and I’d hope Noah gets to do a future post or two. Have you ever thought about doing a follow-up on some of your previous posts? I’m just wondering as sometimes it can be interesting to look back and see how far I’ve come from where I was to where I am and wonder, “Gee, at that rate of change I wonder where I’ll be in another x years,” kind of thing.

While the web puts a lot of knowledge at our fingertips, there is still some work on our own end to interpret the data and make various inferences of what is there. Another idea for a column would be to see what TV shows can tell us about how we see the world and what changes will eventually come? Like could someone who wrote for “The Cosby Show” in the ’80s have predicted that so soon after that show ended, there would be an African-American president in the US? Or could one wonder if shows like “Teen Mom” could cause an increase in teen pregnancy or not? Just some ideas currently bouncing around in my head that I thought I’d pop out here and see what others think.

You have added so much to my learning and I would just throw in the recommendation you gave me to Dr. Furhman’s book Eat to Live….Thank you too for being a guest writer for the Biking Architect – I keep forwarding your articles on to the office and they always lift up the spirits in these tough times. Thank you

Using you model for chunking down a whole book (although it took me 3 posts) brought me a great deal of attention from new and wonder full places – thank you

I just read an interesting book called Born to Run….it was about running long distances but one of the brain research studies in the book talked about how we are programed to run and programed to be efficient….

Thank you for being yourself and sharing your wisdom so delightfully.

…and least I forget your comments on other blogs are inspiring also – a good read all over the internet…:)

And I like how you added “Action” to your tagline up there, that’s your blog to a tee. Will there be a J.D. action figure out this year? Sign me up for one of those!