I don't do real work. Real work = putting a roof on a dallas building in July. I don't do anything close to that.

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Ooppsss, sorry for missing GeekBriefTV and Gizmodo from my coverage. Added them to http://tr.im/30yy -- doing live reviews of live streams!

My review of all MacWorld live sites: http://tr.im/30yy VentureBeat and Chris Pirillo win.

RT svartling Great article about Cloud Storage for Consumers http://is.gd/eGbL

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I could watch TweetDeck all day long. Can you tell I'm running it on a second computer now? :-)

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Yes, @leolaporte you are nuts (he is in line to see the Apple keynote). I am just going to watch it all on TweetDeck and friendfeed.

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@adambird no, I am not backing off of friendfeed or twitter like @techcrunch wants me to. ;-)

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Other good places for Apple keynote watching? TechCrunch. Engadget. Gdgt.com. VentureBeat.

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@stopdoingnothin my son is probably trying to sneak a look at macforums on his iphone while in class today. Kids these days! :-)

@CreativeWisdom a good follower is you. Engaged. Smart. Interesting. Credible. Authoritative. Relevant. Nice. Fast.

@chiusano for Apple keynotes I always watch MacRumors. But the real fun will be on twitter and friendfeed.

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@ericjodom the number of followers you have really does NOT matter. All you need are one or two good followers.

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RT @prsn: @Scobleizer Ars Technica should be included in that list. (ooppsss, agreed, another good place to watch MacWorld coverage).

Putting finishing touches on column for fast company magazine about how Twitter could make money. I got nine ways.

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@snowvandemore if I was rich I'd have three 30-inch Apple monitors with various live feeds flowing around me.

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@willhiggins I think a second computer is actually good for productivity. Why? Focus is better when you have two keyboards. Less temptation.