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Woof in Advertising: What the dog knows
This new ad campaign for a dog food company in Brazil is neither warm nor fuzzy.
Instead, it's a little macabre — and aimed at persuading you that you should feed your pooch Special Dog brand dog food because, otherwise, he might share your secrets with the world.
Created by Rio agency DM9DDB, it centers around the idea that your dog has gathered a lot of insider information about your lifestyle in the time you've spent together.
In the spot above, for example, a Great Dane confronts his owner in bondage gear.
And in the one below, a Pomeranian catches his owner adding some of her deceased husband's ashes to her tea.
And in what's probably the most distasteful one of all, a pug becomes even more bug-eyed after he sees his owner sniffing his own fingers after engaging in some groin related couch behavior.
The message is your dog sees all, and knows all, so you better treat him right.
Kinda gross. Kinda funny. Not the kind of information a dog food customer is looking for, but you must admit they kind of stick in your head.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 6th, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: advertising, animals, behavior, brazil, commercials, dog, dog food, dogs, dogs in advertising, dogs in commercials, habits, humans, kinky, marketing, pets, special dog, what the dog knows, woof in advertising, woof!
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Woof in Advertising: Dream Weekend
Bored as I've become with the whole "bucket list" concept — for humans and dogs — I couldn't help but being impressed with Subaru's Impreza ad.
Subaru turns to dogs for its advertising more than any car maker — and continues to put out better ones than any car maker, even as other companies begin to catch on to the power pooches have in marketing.
This one reminded me of the year-long trip and Ace took across America five years ago, We didn't called it a bucket list, preferring to have the fun we had before our bones got too creaky, and before one or both of us was on death's doorstep.
(We called it Travels with Ace. It never turned into a published book, but you can read almost all of it here.)
This ad (extended version) for the 2016 Impreza tells the story of a man and his aging dog having one last journey and completing a "bucket list" of treats for the dog.
Those include a brand new show to chew on, an unauthorized dip in a motel pool, a bone for the dog's 14th birthday, reuniting with an ex-lover and more — all with Willie Nelson singing in the background.
The tag line: "It's not just the miles in life; it's what you make of them."
Carmichael Lynch, the advertising agency, cast an 11-year-old rescue dog named Monkey in the lead role.
Willie Nelson, an avid animal rights activist, gave the agency permission to use the song — "I've Loved You All Over the World" — at a reduced rate.
Subaru launched the spot last July.
You can find more of our "Woof in Advertising" posts — looking at how dogs are used in marketing — here.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 10th, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: ads, advertising, animals, bucket list, dog, dogs, dogs in advertising, dream, dream weekend, impreza, marketing, pets, subaru, weekend, willie nelson, woof in advertising
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Woof in Advertising: McConaughey and dogs
As Matthew McConaughey's Lincoln ads go, this new one, thankfully, doesn't strive as hard to be sublime as the others, but it's almost as ridiculous.
Generally, the series of luxury car ads has seemed more intent on celebrating the actor's looks and accessories than the motor vehicle's, and more concerned with his lofty personal observations than the vehicle's performance.
This time, at least, he's not talking to himself as he pulls out the driveway of a ritzy neighborhood. This time, he's not checking his cuff links, or contemplatively rolling an invisible something between his thumb and forefinger.
This time, it's a little more down to earth — he's talking to two dogs in the back seat, about where to go eat.
"Alright what do you think boys?" McConaughey asks the German shorthaired pointer and Weimaraner in back of the Lincoln Navigator. "We could do tacos, we could do some Thai. Oh what do you think about sushi?"
(I wouldn't recommend feeding any of those to a dog.)
The dogs somehow convey to McConaughey that they want barbecue (again). But McConaughey, deeming himself the far superior creature, nixes their idea
"No, we're not having barbecue again. Why? Because you're on four legs and I'm on two.
"And I'm driving."
He punctuates that last sentence with a clicking mouth noise and a wink. Maybe it's supposed to come across as sexy and self-assured, or it could just be to distract us from the obvious question: "If you didn't care what they wanted to eat, why did you bother asking them in the first place?"
McConaughey has three dogs of his own, but none of them was used for the ad.
"Lincoln and I wanted the new ad to be more lighthearted and fun, so when they pitched the 'driving with dogs' idea I was in," McConaughey said. In a news release for the ad, he added, "People love their dogs, I've got three myself, and yes, I, like most of you, even talk to them."
The commercial spot, called "Time to Eat," got its first TV air time during the Grammy awards. It was directed by filmmaker Gus Van Sant.
"Gus really understood how to bring the story of the Lincoln Navigator to life," Jon Pearce, executive vice president and global chief creative officer for the ad agency Hudson Rouge, said in the release. "The setting, our canine passengers and some pithy dialogue all work together to tell the story of the type of person who likes to drive a Navigator."
And what kind of person is that? We can only guess a pithy one.
(Woof in Advertising is a recurring ohmidog! feature that looks at how dogs are used in marketing. You can find earlier posts in this archived collection.)
Posted by John Woestendiek March 23rd, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: ad, advertisement, advertising, animals, commercial, dog, dogs, lincoln, marketing, matthew mcconaughey, navigator, pets, time to eat, woof in advertising
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A hi-tech idea whose time shouldn't come
Volkswagen says this special cap a dog can wear — allowing you to monitor and stay in touch with him as he goes for a walk alone — is just a concept.
And as concepts go, we would say this would have to be one of the most stupid ones ever.
Called the Connected Dog, it's billed in this video as the prototype for a newfangled way to walk your dog — without ever leaving home.
"Just like the My Volkswagen app, the Connected Dog is designed to make the owner's life easier. The owner no longer needs to be present to walk the dog. After he remotely unlocks the doggy door, he is able to track the dog through both GPS and a live cam, whilst the application enables the ability to provide the dog with location-specific voice commands and rewards for spotless behavior (or 'being a good boy')."
The video was made by the creative agency ACHTUNG!
In it, a dog is shown roaming the city and stopping at a butcher shop while receiving remote voice commands from his owner.
"The dog is in charge, and he has an incredible life," Dutch dog trainer Martin Gaus explains. "We'll have to wait to see what the future will bring, but the sky's the limit."
The Connected Dog cap consists of a camera that sends live video to the owner, GPS tracking to show exactly where the dog is roaming, and speakers for the dog to hear commands.
PSFK.com called The Connected Dog "a cute and clever concept."
AdWeek reported that the video is a prank.
Achtung! made a similar prank video last year, featuring a self-driving, self-braking VW baby stroller.
This one though — early April Fool's joke that it is — isn't too far off the mark when it comes to some of the newfangled dog technology being marketed these days, much of it aimed at ways you can control your dog from afar, or otherwise shirk your responsibility as a pet owner.
To all who seek to do that we offer a high-tech alternative, a robot dog.
And, if you insist on a real dog, we offer a low-tech solution: Get your ass home.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 10th, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: achtung, advertising, animals, cam, cap, connect, connected dog, dog, dog walking, dogs, gps, headphones, marketing, media, pets, prank, the connected dog, video, volkswagen, vw, walking
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This year's Super Bowl ads left me cold
This year's crop of Super Bowl ads was disappointing — and not just because there weren't enough commercials with dogs in them.
I counted two ads in which dogs played a significant role, compared to nearly a dozen featuring celebrities, among them Alec Baldwin, Jeff Goldblum, Helen Mirren, Amy Schumer, Anthony Hopkins, Seth Rogen, Christopher Walken, Kevin Hart, Willem Dafoe, Liam Neeson, Ryan Reynolds and Drake.
That seemed to be the theme — if there was one — to this year's ads: Let's get some overexposed celebrities and expose them a little more.
And throw in a dizzying amount of special effects.
Yes, there was that stampede of dachshunds, all in hot dog costumes, making a mad dash for the Heinz family of condiments:
And there were those dogs scheming on how to get their paws on some of the Doritos displayed in the grocery store.
Neither of those knocked me out, and they pale in comparison with some of the far more funny, far more human, dog ads of previous Super Bowls.
Several other ads featured dogs in small supporting roles — in an ad with singing sheep, and in one where a town seems to occupied nearly entirely by clones of Ryan Reynolds (as if we're not already seeing enough of the real one of him).
Then, too, a dog was part — and I do mean part — of my least favorite dog-related Super Bowl ad.
Mountain Dew, in an ad for its new beverage, Kick Start, unveiled a puppy-monkey-baby that looked like it would be more at home in a bad acid trip. I can only assume its creators had a little too much Kick Start during their creative process.
I didn't keep a tally, but I'm pretty sure monstrous or otherwise fictional creatures far outnumbered dogs in this year's ads — just as special effects far outnumbered moments of humanity, and flash far outdistanced substance.
I won't show you the worst of them — that pink blob of bulging intestines wandering the stadium in search of a free bathroom. Nor will I mention the name the prescription drug it advertised. I'll just remind you that Super Bowl ads cost $5 million per spot — and that's just for the time.
Throw in the production costs involved with having a celebrity or animated intestinal blob tout your product and you'll begin to understand why you probably won't be paying bargain prices for anti-diarrhea meds or your next Hyundai.
All in all, Super Bowl ads this year left me unimpressed, feeling a little cold, and feeling a little old. They often left me creeped out — and I include the "Super Bowl babies" in that group. (Is the NFL so hard up for something to brag about that it must boast that the big game makes people copulate?)
This year's ads left me longing for some of those ads of previous years — when dogs were dogs, and men were men, and internal organs stayed inside us.
Not being a big fan of talking dogs, dogs in costume, or dogs being part of some monstrous hyperactive multi-species hybrid, I didn't really have a favorite dog ad among them.
Instead, I'd have to give this year's top honors to the Subaru ads featured during the Puppy Bowl.
(You can find more of our Woof in Advertising posts here.)
Posted by John Woestendiek February 8th, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
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Woof in Advertising: The Barkleys are back
It's that (one) time of year that we get excited about commercials — and while those that air during the Super Bowl always get the most hype, Subaru is again focusing its advertising efforts on the Puppy Bowl.
Five new ads showcasing the Barkleys, the family of retrievers that first rolled onto the scene in 2013, will be airing in coming weeks and during Puppy Bowl XII on Animal Planet.
The ads are part of Subaru's "Dog Tested Dog Approved" campaign.
The national television spots were created by Carmichael Lynch on behalf of Subaru of America, which is marking its sixth year as the event's official auto sponsor.
The ads do a great job of intertwining quirky human behavior and quirky dog behavior with some highly laughable results.
In "Phone Navigation," the Barkleys try to communicate with their smartphone voice assistant, but run into a bit of a language barrier.
"Puppy" shows the Barkleys taking a nighttime drive to try to get their little one to sleep.
And in "Bad Hair Day" Dad picks up Mom from the hair salon and is unsure what to make of her makeover.
Subaru has long been at the forefront of car companies catering to dog owners.
"Subaru and its customers have a deep connection to pets. Eight out of 10 Subaru owners are pet owners, and our brand continues to support the causes and initiatives that our customers care about," said Alan Bethke, vice president of marketing at Subaru of America.
You can see more of the ads here, and learn more about Subaru's involvement with dog causes, here.
(Woof in Advertising is a semi-regular feature on ohmidog! that looks at how dogs are used in marketing. You can find more posts here.)
Posted by John Woestendiek February 1st, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: ads, advertising, animals, barkleys, commercials, dogs, dogs in advertising, marketing, pets, puppy bowl, puppy bowl XII, retrievers, smartphone, subaru, super bowl, video, woof in advertising
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High tech device promises to tell a dog's mood — by monitoring the wag of the tail
Yes, ohmidog! pokes cruel fun at "new technology" from time to time, but only when "new technology" deserves it — as is the case with this tail wagging monitor a group hopes to bring to the market.
Some Cornell University graduates have launched an Indiegogo campaign to finance the manufacturing of DogStar TailTalk, which they describe as a translator of dog emotions.
The device consists of a lightweight sensor that wraps around your dog's tail, monitoring the speed and direction of the tail's movement with an internal accelerometer and a gyroscope.
Coupled with a phone app, the developers say, it will tell you when your dog is happy, and when his or her tail wag may be a sign of stress.
There's some hard science behind it — but not much.
Scientific studies conducted in Italy have concluded that the prominent direction of a dog's tail wag is an indicator of whether he's happy or feeling anxiety, aggression or fear.
Wagging more to the right is said to be an indication of positive feelings.
The developers of the device say the direction of the wag isn't always discernable to the naked eye: "Tail wagging is asymmetric and includes complex emotional signals that the human eye cannot recognize."
We're not so sure about that, just as we're not so sure that a dog owner, seeing their dog's tail wagging upon meeting, say, another dog, will have time to fire up the app to determine whether the meeting is going to go well.
Like a lot of canine-oriented technology — from treat poppers to automatic ball throwers to spy cams — this little gizmo takes over a task and/or responsibility that we should be doing ourselves, thereby growing closer and better knowing our dog, as opposed to distancing ourselves from our dog and giving them the features of robots.
As the goofy video above shows, the device may have some value when used remotely, such as learning the dog really doesn't like the dog walker at all, but that — again — is something a dog owner should be able to ascertain beforehand without gyroscopes or apps.
The design team says it consulted on the project with "professors from the famous College of Veterinary Medicine in Cornell University."
We think we smell a class project resurfacing for the marketplace. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
Current plans call for the TailTalk app to work with iOS or Android phones, and to include features like the "Happiness Overview" function, which tracks a dog's emotional status over the course of a day, a week, or a month. The monitoring device will be waterproof and "chew-resistant." We can only hope that dogs, annoyed by having a tail attachment, don't inadvertently chew through something other than the device.
So far, the campaign has raised about a third of its $100,000 funding goal.
If all goes according to plan, the TailTalk device will be ready to hit the market in about a year, and we suspect that — just as there are those who are willing to fund it — there will be those willing to buy it.
Because while the dog may sometimes wag his tail, and the tail may sometimes wag the dog, technology seems destined to almost always wag us.
Posted by John Woestendiek October 8th, 2015 under videos.
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Miami Dolphins linebacker Koa Misi pleaded no contest to felony battery with serious bodily injury, the Santa Barbara Independent reported Friday. Misi was accused of breaking into an apartment and punching a man in the face in an April 2011 incident in the Santa Barbara, Calif., area. Misi did not appear for his arraignment and was arrested in Florida in March. Misi paid the man $42,000 for medical bills in court on Thursday. He will be sentenced in February. He will be on probation and have to attend 12 anger management sessions, along with 400 hours of community service. The charge against him will likely be reduced to a misdemeanor, according to prosecutor Anthony Davis, because Misi has no prior criminal record and another individual was taunting him during the incident. The 25-year-old has 34 tackles and 1.5 sacks in six games this season.
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Do you always feel tired and exhausted but are unable to figure out why? This is a problem many people face but do not know how to solve. In order to solve the problem, you must first know the likely causes behind your fatigue.
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LONG BEACH - The Long Beach State women's soccer team rallied in the second half, scoring twice over a two-minute span, to defeat UC Santa Barbara, 2-1, in Big West action Friday evening at George Allen Field.
The 49ers, who have now won 13-straight home games, improved to 9-4-0 overall and 2-1-0 in conference play.
Sophomore Renee Mendiola led the attack with one goal and one assist. Junior Eileen Maes also found the back of the net, while senior Kelsey Wilson added an assist.
LBSU owned a 19-to-7 advantage in shots and was paced by senior Nadia Link, who matched her career high with eight attempts.
UCSB (3-8-2, 0-2-1 BWC) went up 1-0 in the 23rd minute when Sara Feder's shot from 25 yards out sailed just inside the far post. That lead held up through the rest of the half as Long Beach State was unable to capitalize on its six attempts.
The 49ers regrouped at the break and came out attacking in the second period, outshooting the Gauchos, 13-2. Maes connected for the equalizer at the 60:08 mark. She took a pass from Mendiola and then made a quick cut move near the top of the box before sending a bullet to the lower right corner. It was Maes' fifth goal of the season.
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Angelisa Cortez was the only UCSB player to finish with multiple shots as she had two attempts. She also assisted on Feder's goal.
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Much like the Hokies the last two weeks, I'm phoning this one in. Jump. --------------------------------------------- You know what's worse than watching VT lose in horrible fashion to BC? Watching it in person. This is twice now that I have seen BC make fools of us while I'm mere feet from the field. I'm tired of it. But, hey! Miami. Not like this could go poorly at all. Oh and by the way, I'm temporarily stopping the "pick against us and get banned" rule, because even at this point, forced optimism just seems so...forced. Womp womp. -------------------------------------------- Onto this week's predictions! Your predictions: BDubs: Whatever. Hokies 5, Canes 3. DiP: yay no banning....so it looks like stienspring is still calling plays and logan thomas looks like Grant Noel ..... 31-17 Miami ....the spread is 6.5 for miami....take whatever money you have and put it on Miami d_w: i dont know how.. but the hokies win this week 17-14, after the refs have to break up a fight between the HokieBird and Sebastian the Ibis Poppa Gally: Hokies will really disappoint us this week and BEAT MIAMI…..wouldn't that suck….lose to Duke….Beat Miami!! VT 17 – canes 13 Wright: I believe in miracles...Hokies 27-23. CMU Football Analyst: Virginia Tech has been playing Miami since 1953 and didn't get their first win until 1995. The Hokies won that game by a score of 13-7. They match that same score this time. Hokie Ambassador to Africa Philly Milwaukee Lebanon: 26 - 19 Hokies... I don't have any idea how. Maniak: i still have faith after reading andy bitter's response to the game last week...but i am couching my response... >1.5 turnovers we lose ... 31-27 but not as close as it sounds GWay: I believe! This will be one of those times where the offense actually has it together enough to make sure we don't lose. Hokies take it 17-10 JMcB: Like everyone is saying, it's gut check time. We're the underdogs. It's Miami. I am going throwback to 2005…not the same score, but we'll play spoiler this time, keeping Miami out of the ACC Championship VT 24, Miami 20 Token Girl: Even though I live with her, she can't be bothered to tell me a score prediction. Figures. CGally: Everyone on Miami gets hurt. Logan Thomas goes back to playing like he did in 2011 (somehow). We get angry. Hokies win behind ACC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK CODY JOURNELL's 5 field goals. 15 - 14 Hokies. The Northerner: Awful game. Even if we win, it's going to be all because of the defense. Hokies win in a struggle, 12-9. ---------------------------------------------- From Deadspin, about Logan Thomas: With three games to go in his career, he's no closer to fulfilling his enormous potential than he was three years ago. Truer words hath never been spoken. Oh, and in their rankings of all Div I teams, we're ranked 43. Duke is 42. Let that sink in. ---------------------------------------------- There you have it, your predictions. As always, throw your predictions in the comment section. Gobble gobble, *******. Let's Go Hokies!!
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Left to right: GreenTown Board Member Bob Mosier, AT&T Director for External Affairs Richard Shank, Eco-Homes Project Manager Mason Earles, GreenTown Director Daniel Wallach, Eco-Homes Project Manager Emily Schlickman, and Kansas State Representative Dennis McKinney
GreenTown's Eco-Homes Project is the deeply grateful recipient of a $50,000 contribution from AT&T. The ceremonial check was graciously delivered by Richard Shank, AT&T Director for External Affairs, who is headquartered in Hutchinson, Kansas. The company issued a press release on September 22 in which they discuss their anchor support of the innovative project, which will eventually build up to a dozen state-of-the-art, sustainable homes in Greensburg. Each will serve as "living laboratory" where Greensburg residents can learn about sustainable housing, and also as eco-lodging for visitors wishing to experience different types of eco-friendly building methods and technologies.


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The first three questions deal with standard topics like my work, education and availability for consulting. After that you'll get to some of the more playful questions and answers.
What do you do?
I think and write. Writing about life, learning, innovation, entrepreneurship, and leadership in the digital age is one of my greatest passions. That is why I write 150+ articles a year on this blog; write books; write for popular publications; write white papers to inform planning, policy and practice; and I write and research for scholarly publications.
I design & develop.
This is another great passion. I fully agree with Buckminster Fuller when he claimed that design has a greater impact on the world than politics. Much of my design work and thinking focuses on learning experience design; educational policy design; new program development; and devising plans for new educational models, methods, frameworks or products. I love simple, elegant, and playful educational game design.
I connect and collaborate. That is why you will find me on a half dozen social media outlets, online communities of practices, open courses, or working on some collaborative project with people around the globe. I love working with high-impact communities of purpose and possibility.
I lead. I love to create, inspire and empower high-impact communities of purpose and possibility. I am an Assistant Vice President of Academics & Associate Professor of Education at Concordia University Wisconsin. I work with an amazing team of 90+ people who support 10+ off-campus centers and 19+ online programs. My research and scholarship focuses on the intersection of education and digital culture, educational innovation and entrepreneurship, self-directed learning, digital badges and credentialing, emerging practices in feedback & assessment, learning game design, alternative education, blended & online learning, and the future of learning and education.
I speak and consult. I also serve as a keynote and educational innovation consultant for P-20 learning organizations, various non-profits, education startups,and other organizations with a focus upon educational innovation and entrepreneurship. I do quite a few invited and keynote presentations on topics related to futures in education, digital age teaching and learning, the design and development of educational products and services, alternative education, educational innovation, credentialing and assessment, along with blended and online learning.
I learn. See the next question and answer for a sampling.
What is your educational background?
Here is the standard response. I have a B.A. in history and education, a M.A. in curriculum and instruction, a Master of Liberal Studies, and an Ed.D. in instructional technology. I've taken courses at 15+ higher education institutions. Here is the less standard response. Education is so much larger than credentials and formal study. While I'm grateful for the mentoring that I received amid my formal study, that is only a fraction of my education (or anyone else's). I read and think. I'm constantly reviewing the emerging popular and peer-reviewed literature on a dozen topics. I have a wonderfully inspiring and informative personal learning network that extends around the globe. I have a largely ethnographic approach to learning through visiting, observation, participant observation, interviews and correspondence with those who are engaged in educational innovation and entrepreneurship. Action research, rapid prototyping, and short-term experiments are also favorite ways to learn.
Are you available for consulting, writing and/or speaking?
Yes, please see the Speaking, Writing & Consulting page for more information.
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Rome; Asheville, NC; Silicon Valley; The Florida Panhandle; Austin, TX and anywhere with passionate, inspiring, innovative people who want to have a positive impact in the world
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I don't know where to begin, so I'll just share fifty in ten categories that had an impact on me.
Fiction – The Alchemist, Journey to the East, Sidhartha, Silence, and Ready Player One
Autobiography – Seven Storey Mountain, The Hiding Place, The Autobiography of Ben Franklin, The Story of My Experiments with Truth, and The Longest Road
Education – Teaching as a Subversive Activity, The Disciplined Mind, What Does it Mean to be Well-Educated?, and Self-Directed Learning: A Guide for Learners and Teachers, and Efficiency in Learning
More Education – Building Expertise, On Higher Education (Burton), What is Lutheran Education?, Emile, The End of Education
Life in a Digital and Technological World – Digital Literacies: Concepts, Policies and Practices; Mindstorms; The Second Self; Technics and Human Development; The Gutenberg Galaxy (and Technopoly as honorable mention)
Entrepreneurship & Innovation – The Innovator's Hypothesis, The Innovator's DNA, The Diffusion of Innovation, and The Structure of Scientific Revolution
Self-Help – Seven Habits of Highly Effective People (one of the first non-children books that I ever read), Man's Search for Meaning, Holy Sweat, Mindset, Flourish (and Flow and the Power of Full Engagement as honorable mention)
Design – The Design of Everyday Things, Design for How People Learn, The Art of Game Design, Creative Workshop, and Make Space
Leadership – Servant Leadership, Start with the Why: Why Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action, Changing Minds, Good to Great, 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, On Becoming a Leader (Strength-based Leadership as honorable mention)
Philosophy – Pensees, Augustine's Confessions, Ideas Have Consequences, Pedagogy of the Oppressed, Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison
Favorite quotes?
"You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete." – Buckminster Fuller
"You cannot grow a beard in a moment of passion." – G.K. Chesterton
"Mercy triumphs over judgment." – James
"Everything that is done in the world is done by hope." – Martin Luther
"Whoever marries the spirit of the age today will find himself a widower in the next." – Inge
"Do you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life, or do you want to come with me and change the world?" – Steve Jobs
'I wish it would not happen when I was alive' said Frodo. 'So do I' Said Gandalf, 'and so do all those who live in hard times. But they can't choose what time they are born in. All we can choose is what to do with that time." – Lord of the Rings film script
"Not all those who wander are lost." – J.R.R. Tolkien
" I learned most, not from those who taught me but from those who talked with me." – St. Augustine
"Social entrepreneurs are not content just to give a fish or teach how to fish. They will not rest until they have revolutionized the fishing industry." – Bill Drayton
"For if you remain silent at this time, relief and deliverance for the Jews will arise from another place, but you and your father's family will perish. And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?" – Mordecai to Esther
"There is nothing more practical than a good theory." – Kurt Lewin
Favorite food(s)?
I love to try foods from different parts of the world.
What are some of your favorite movies?
I like Groundhog Day and comedies that make you think, any dystopian or utopian film, the Illusionist, Dead Poet's Society, Good Will Hunting and every movie with Robin Williams in it, Big Fish, Lord of the Rings Trilogy, National Treasure movies, The Indiana Jones series, The Librarian, The Bourne Series, Star Wars series, Da Vinci code films, Hunger Games films, Now You See Me, The Giver, Gattaca, Lara Croft movies, and any of the movies based on Marvel or DC comics.
What is your life outlook in 15 or fewer words?
Live, love and learn where your gifts and bliss meet the world's needs.
Who are the historical characters who most inspire you?
I have a long list of people who inspire me, especially family and people with whom I have the honor of calling them friend. Then there are all the others too. Including them in this short list is not an endorsement of everything they said or did, but each offer me inspiration in one way or another: Buckminster Fuller, Frederick Terman, Ben Franklin, Mother Teresa, Thomas Edison, Nikolai Tesla, Henry Ford, Howard Schultz, Dorothy Day, Abraham Lincoln, Leonardo Da Vinci, Walt Disney, Esther, Thomas Merton, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, J.R.R Tolkien, Upton Sinclair, Martin Luther, Philip Melanchthon, St. Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, St. Francis of Assisi, T.S. Eliot, Paulo Freire, Maria Montessori, Isaac Newton, and Jesus.
If you wanted to have a lively dinner party with up to 50 living (or recently living) people, who would be there?
Off the top of head, I'd go with a group of scholars, entrepreneurs, practitioners, politicians, and authors who represent a variety of backgrounds and positions on education, social good, digital culture, etc.
In no particular order, this would make for a diverse and interesting dinner party:
Angela Duckworth, Howard Schultz, Kieran Egan, David Weinberger, Elon Musk, David Labaree, Sebastian Thrun, Steve Hargadon, Carol Dweck, Maurice Gibbons, Larry Rosenstock, Jerry Mintz, Salman Khan, Ken Robinson, Cory Booker, Sugata Mitra, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Tony Wagner, Howard Gardner, Danah Boyd, Joi Ito, Daniel Goleman, Martin Seligman, Nicolas Carr, Henry Jenkins, Paul Tough, John Seely Brown, Arne Duncan, Jane McGonigal, Linda Darling-Hammond, Jim Gee, Ben Nelson, Christopher Edmin, Kurt Squire, Robert L. Fried, Frederick Hess, Howard Rheingold, John Taylor Gatto, David Thornburg, Paul Tough, John Holdren, Nina Rees, Frank McCluskey, William Bowen, Jeffrey Selingo, Anya Kamenetz, Clayton Christiansen, Allen Collins, Andrew Rossi, and Amy Gutmann.
If you had unlimited financial resources what would you do?
- I'd write, think, design, create, amplify, champion and connect.
- I'd love to devote more of my time to help create, amplify and refine the most promising ideas in education.
- I would seek to amplify and create learning communities that are centered on nurturing traits like curiosity and a love of learning, and that champion human agency.
- I'd continue to explore the affordances and limitations of educational innovation, futures in education, social entrepreneurship in the education sector and self-directed learning; but I'd like to focus these interests in helping to address some of the most pressing educational issues around the United States and beyond.
- I'd strive to participate in or help shape communities focused upon mentoring and resourcing the next and emerging generation of passionate, committed, outside-the box thinking, and hard-working social entrepreneurs in the education sector.
- I might teach a course a year on educational innovation; build a passive solar home; and keep consulting for organizations that have promise to shape the future of education and learning.
- I'd write. Then I'd write some more.
- I'd design lots of learning games.
- I'd spend more time enjoying music and learning play, even if just simply, new instruments.
What is your favorite type of music?
Anything unplugged or with a great story.
What about your favorite type of art?
I am drawn to religious folk art from around the world and outsider art, but I'm far from an expert. It is more visceral, but this type of art draws me into some of the most wonderful thought experiments.
Do you have any guilty pleasures?
I'll admit it. I like reality TV music competitions.
Other hobbies?
I love to run…I mean, really love to run. It is close to a tie with my love for writing. I have not done it for almost four years.


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