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[Al Abut]

I liked Jesse Zbikowski's idea of discussing the Bill Buxton book.
I've been crafting a presentation lately on how user-centered design
techniques can fit into an agile programming setup and the Buxton book
helped validate that there's a need to talk about this area. I've also
found that in general, most other designers can talk about workflow
all day too!

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Al Abut
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[Henry Eakland]

[Henry Eakland]

I found the next book on our list -- Everyware: The Dawning Age of
Ubiquitous Computing -- to be a very interesting, thought-provoking
read. I'd be happy to moderate the discussion for the next meeting,
depending of course on when and where we're able to meet. _henry

[Igor Koltunov]

Hello,

I have purchased the book and would like to know how much time I have to read it before the next meeting. Looking forward to another engaging discussion.

Please let me know!

Regards,
Igor Koltunov

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