inCommunicado - eric eggertson

The Burke Eggertsons are having a come-and-go thing after Christmas to share a little holiday jollity with friends.
Thursday, December 27, 20073 p.m. to 7 p.m.2920 Regina Avenue(between Retallack and Robinson)347-0757eggertson@gmail.com
Come for a little time, come for a long time…
There will be space for youngish and/or young people to hang out away from the more […]

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I’m getting ready to leave my web hosting service because I am having no luck as a WordPress person.
If you don’t understand servers or WordPress, skip this post.
Permissions on the server have been a sore point from day one.
I can FTP files to the server, but when I try to use WordPress’ admin panel, I […]

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Every time someone brings up the argument for vegetarianism, my eyes sort of glaze over. It’s not that I disbelieve the world would be a better place if we ate more beans and less meat. I just start to go into shock at the thought of leaving meat behind.
Today I read an argument that your food […]

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Now that I’ve moved the blog from Mutually Inclusive PR on Typepad, it’s time to do some regular posts here.
Thanks for your patience!
Technorati Tags: personal, eggertson, blogging

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Just had some technical difficulties, so to find my posts, go to Mutually Inclusive PR. Hopefully, I’ll have them moved over here soon.
My b5media public relations blog is at http://commonsensepr.com 
For my photos, visit Flickr.
Thanks for dropping by. Hope to see you again soon!
ERIC

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I’ve never recommended a 2-hour podcast segment to anyone before. Hell, I don’t think I’ve ever listened to a 2-hour show before.
But if you’re interested in digital photo formats, the future of photo file compression, industry standards and the quandary of proprietary RAW file formats for every camera brand, you should check out episode 51 […]

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I didn’t get to the New Communications Forum, but at least I can experience it vicariously and ironically, via Gary Goldhammer:

clipped from belowthefold.typepad.com

I got to sit on a Viral Marketing panel with the guy who
directed Clerks and Chasing Amy (oh wait, sorry, that was Kevin Smith, not Chris
Heuer)

I learned how to pronounce […]

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Digital freedom advocate Cory Doctorow on Google’s choice of a lobby firm:

". . . DCI, the lobbyists on Google’s payroll, have a long history of using deceptive and slimy tactics to achieve the ends commissioned by their clients, who’ve used DCI’s dirty tricks to fight Social Security, and DCI even hired the guy behind the […]

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Portrait of the Poet as a Young Man Originally uploaded by Mutually Inclusive.
My Dad gave me many things during his life, but I think the best gift was the example of how to be a good father.
We tell people all sorts of things, but our kids […]

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  offhanded    Originally uploaded by *MarS (former MarS919).
So Starbucks will hook up with Lions Gate Films and try to create some buzz about upcoming movies.
If I buy a grande cappucino, I hope no fresh-faced server tries to chat me up about the great new movie at the theatre. My level […]

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Jeremy Pepper points to five "junior" blogs worth checking out.  I did.  It’s worth the effort.

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