Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

 [Strange.corante.com] Strange Attractor: Picking out patterns from the chaos that is the ...: The Guardian is pretty good, compared to The Times, Google News, and the BBC, in the way they treat RSS, as I would expect considering they have people like Neil McIntosh and Ben Hammersley to advise. They get timestamping right - the clusters of articles all being published at once is more to do with their editorial time-table than bugs in their RSS feed.

[Thefutureofwork.net] The Future of Work Weblog: As we (the two of us) commented in our December Future of Work Agenda newsletter, we (all of us, collectively) are "waiting for the ice to crack" (see "In Our Humble Opinion: Did You Hear the Ice Crack?" in the newsletter and separately right here on the blog last week; and also Jim's "Notes from the Field: Something's Happening Here") By that we mean that most us are "on edge," knowing intuitively we're facing a future that feels more uncertain than anything we've ever experienced before.

 [Evolvingexcellence.com] Evolving Excellence: May 2006: A few days ago Kevin wrote a piece about competition, making the point that any company that thinks it can follow the same old manufacturing practices, just keeping its nose ahead of the guy down the street who is also following those worn out practices, is likely to get blown out of the water by some competitor it didn't even know it had from some place on the globe it didn't even know existed. The successful manufacturer must be ready and able to take on all comers, and those comers will be coming from all directions.

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