Part of the goal of this website is to establish my online identity. In order to do that, I intend to take advantage of the Google Social Graph API, which relies heavily on FOAF and XFN. My reasons for doing this are mainly for vanity (to cement my name as the number one search result in Google), but also because I would just like people who know or have known me to be able to find me on the various social networks I frequent. For example, right now my twitter account is pretty boring since I don’t know anyone else on twitter! So, without further ado, in no particular order, you can find:
- Information on my career at LinkedIn,
- My bookmarks on Ma.gnolia,
- A little bit about me on Facebook,
- Even less on MySpace,
- What to buy me from Amazon,
- Things to read from Google Reader,
- My notes at Google Notebook,
- Some old links on Del.icio.us,
- The music I listen to on Last.fm,
- My blog on Technorati,
- My photos on Flickr,
- Some more (older) photos on Picasa,
- Some videos on YouTube,
- My wine tastes on Cork’d although I really haven’t used it yet,
- My beer tastes on 97 bottles,
- My Orkut profile,
- My Virb profile,
- My tweets on Twitter,
- My Sphinn, Digg, and StumbleUpon profiles,
- My Ning developer network profile and my Social network for developing the LiveScribe Pulse,
- My OpenID,
- My Tumblog at Tumblr
- My goals at 43Things
- The original (and short-lived) iteration of this blog on Blogger,
- My ancient LiveJournal account from college,
- My daughter,
- My dad
