Wow! Where has the year gone? Seems like only yesterday we were kicking off 2013 and now we have said goodbye to it as we jump into 2014. To wrap up the year, I thought I would jump on the bandwagon and do a year end review of my own. Using a secret formula of views, Facebook Likes and Shares, Twitter re-Tweets and Favorites, LinkedIn Likes and Shares and website links I ranked the top 10 posts and just to be different, the bottom 10 posts. 2013 was a year of incredible highs as well as incredible lows, many of which I have shared here. Throughout it all, I’ve enjoyed the process of writing Rivers of Thought and I hope you have enjoyed my musings.
So, without further delay: the TOP 10 in order:
Living in a Virtual World – Big Data in 4DX
How Arlo Guthrie Saved My Life
Mary Ellen Ton 1933-1980-2013: The Woman with Two Dashes
An Old Dog Goes Back to High School and Learns Some New Tricks
Take Your Vendors for a Ride – A Hay Ride
One Bourbon, One Shot, One Beer
VMWorld 2013 – One person’s somewhat skewed experience
N.C.I.S Indianapolis: Episode 1 – Networks
And now…the Bottom 10-from lowest of the low to highest of the low (my editorial comments in () ):
N.C.I.S. Indianapolis – Episode 4: Systems (Cindy I told you we didn’t have to worry!)
N.C.I.S. Indianapolis – Series Finale: The Results (Attention span, what attention span?)
N.C.I.S. Indianapolis – Episode 2: Communication and Collaboration
N.C.I.S. Indianapolis – Episode 3: Information
5,000 Views (Granted, this post and the one you are reading are really self-serving)
Shades of Grey (Still my favorite title!)
Go and Get Your Google On – Our Journey to the Cloud (Still one of my favorite Brad Real lyrics)
N.C.I.S Indianapolis – The Pilot (Can’t blame this one on attention span!)
I will never take notes again! (Still not taking notes!)
The Donut Hole (Perhaps no one reads blogs during the holidays!)
Thank you again for the honor and the gift for moments of your time to read my thoughts! Here is to a better and brighter 2014 for us all!
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