My work on LWPS is inspired and framed by a vision I call "6/6B". It means "On a planet with over six (6) billion people, how do I quickly and easily find at least six (6) people who share my vision, passion, and/or interests (VPIs) and who want to collaborate with me to transform them into joyful work that satisfies our souls?"

There are several critical components that must be “invented” before we can achieve 6/6B.

1. Everyone on the planet will need to create and maintain a standard encrypted file that contains their key 6/6B information. I call this a 6/6B Profile (6/6BP).
2. Everyone needs to use the same digital process (irrespective of platforms) to discover, define, clarify and verify one’s current VPIs, and create, maintain, search and match each 6/6BP.
3. The 6/6BP must be standardized, comprehensive and easily created and maintained.
4. The 6/6BP will be a product of LWPS and LWPS-like platforms.
5. LWPS is built upon a customized version of Elgg.

So far, the only thing in this vision that exists today is Elgg and parts of LWPS.

Structure

The 6/6BP will

1. use XML coding
   
2. use data and information from your LWPS Profile, and rollups of all posts tagged with "My 6/6BP".
   

It might also use "My CV via Europass 'cv.xml' on my desktop - upload to Europass CV"

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2006-05-11T21:10:57+03:00
V0.2
Automatically generated Europass CV

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Harrison Peter
Hubbard
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824 Schwartz Road Norldan, WA 98358

360-385-0105

360-808-0766
hubbard@waypt.com

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1942-06-03 M



LifeWork Planning Services

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3/2/07 - Eifle-team CV/Europass/OSPI

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The thought of having our CVs - our life's work - reduced to a single number could be unnerving especially to those who are only about to embark on their scientific careers. On the other hand, knowing in advance that such a parameter exists - which could very well be the basis for evaluation in future employment applications - may also help one in mapping out the best strategies for scientific productivity and career advancement.

http://blog.bahaykuboresearch.net/?p=5

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Using the "Community introduction" tag to help readers find ALL LWPS communities

When you create a new community, no one can find it unless you tell them about it, or if you use a very simple tagging convention.

Just add the tag "Community introduction" (w/o the quotes) to the keywords section of a post you create to introduce your community.

--- I'll add this line to a post in a new community. ---

Please read this post that describes how you can make it easy for someone to learn about your new community.

1. 
   
2. 
   
3. 2/?/2006 - Add links in th etop line of NCDA, NCDA Forums, About LWPS, LWPS Help
   
4. 2/4/2006 - Change the name Elgg to LifeWork Planning Servces (LWPS)
   

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If you want to learn about the HTML codes that are used in this post, click here.

1. CUT and PASTE this text into the "Post title" box: My Table of Contents
   
2. CUT and PASTE this text into the "Keywords box": 20%, 3/19, Mark as ineresting, My, My Table of Contents, RSS, TOC, Table of Contents, activities, activity, mark, Please click the mark interesting button
   
3. If something changes in this template, you should know about it so you can decide if you want to incorporate the changes into your "My Table of Contents" post.
   
   
   1. Click here to learn about "Marking a post as interesting", then click here to go to the template and mark it as interesting.
      
   2. Click here to learn about setting your email options, then set it if you have no objections. You can always change it later.

My TODO list

Of course, you will edit this template to make it your own, but I recommend you keep most of it as-is for as long as it is useful to you.

After I login, and periodically during my session, and just before I logoff, I will ...

1. Click View your activity Uuder "Recent Activity" under my orange box,. If I haven't checked my activity in a while, I'll click on either "The last 48 hours", "The last week", or the "The last month" links to see past activity I need to review and catch up on.
   
2. Check the communities I am active in by clicking on each community, then clicking on the "Community blog"
   
3. Click View all posts.
   
4. When I have RSS feeds, I will click .... (Learn more about RSS feeds.)
   

If you are on the CCC development team ...

1. Click on the community, then the community blog to see the latest posts. You should set up an RSS feed for this.
   
2. Click on the TOC in the orange box, then click on the "Agenda" link.
   

Click "About LWPS" tab (upper right) to review the value and purpose of LWPS

Click LWPS Help and FAQs to review, and/or learn more about the features and functions of LWPS/Elgg

If you want to learn about the HTML codes that are used in this post, click here.

1. CUT and PASTE this text into the "Post title" box: My LWP (LifeWork Profile)
   
2. CUT and PASTE this text into the "Keywords box": About pp%, About mm/dd, MAI, My, My LWP, LWP, your-initials
   
3. After you save your post, click on these tags in the keywords box to
   understand what they are, why you should use them, and how to change them: About pp%, About mm/dd, MAI, My, My LWP, LWP, your-initials
   
4. Right now, the LWP design is still very fluid, so it is important that you keep track of developments and changes (MAI) so you can decide if you want to incorporate them into your LWP post.
   

My LWP (LifeWork Profile)

It is not easy deciding what is most important; nor should it be. LifeWork planning is tedious.
Your LWP should be a research project you do on yourself that is graded by life.
A plan that is not written is not a plan.
"Planning without action is futile, action without planning is fatal" - Unknown
Plan your work, work you plan!
People don't plan to fail, they fail to plan

1. Snapshots of me: What they are, how to create, maintain and what to do with them. My LWPS Profile, My ePortfolio, My Resumes,| My CV, My LWP (LifeWork Profile) and My 6/6BP
   
2. The first post in these profile items below provide details. Then I list the top five (5) attributes for each immediately after.
   
3. My Stories: Creating LWPS; 2; 3; 4; 5
   
4. My Vision:
   
5. My Passions: eCollaboration; eConnecting; eSharing; 6/6B
   
6. My Mission:
   
7. My Personal Values: helping others; flexibility; independence; balance/family/work; meaningfulness
   
8. My Work Values: helping others; flexibility; independence; balance/family/work; meaningfulness
   
9. My Interests: eCollaboration; eConnecting; designing; building; RVing
   
10. My Likes: visioning LWPS; reading; singing Brahms' German Requiem; Puget Sound; Dreamcatchcers
    
11. My Dislikes: poverty; the digital gap; intolerance; waste; cucumbers
    
12. My SMS: optimistic; imaginative; flexible; emphathetic; curious
    
13. My FTS: helping others; creating/inventing; desihning/developing; gathering information/researching; analyzing/dissecting
    
14. My WCS: systems analysis; programming; lifework planning;
    
15. My Goals:
    
16. My Roles:
    
17. My Aptitudes:
    
18. My Temperaments:
    
19. My Personal style:
    
20. My Learning style:
    
21. My Lifestyle:
    
22. My SDS: RSI | My MBTI: INTJ | My DOTM: DINT
    
23. Data:
    
24. People:
    
25. Things:
    
26. Detailed work activities:
    
27. Occupations to explore: Computer Software Engineers, Applications; Computer Systems Analysts; Computer programmer;
    
28. First occupation choice: Computer Software Engineers, Applications
    
29. Second occupation choice: Computer Systems Analysts
    
30. My Action plan: Start date: mm/dd/yy; End date: mm/dd/yy; Resources needed (People, materials, cost, etc.)
    
31. My Center of Focus| | My Education | My Books
    | My introduction | My work tasks | My Accomplishments | My Awards | My Health | My Music | My Videos | My Pictures
    
    Printer-friendly webpage: http://www.lifeworkps.com/HPH/Webpages/My-blog/My-LWP-manual-version.htm
    

1. Click the "About LWPS" tab (upper right) to review the value and purpose of LWPS.
   
2. Click the "LWPS Help"/FAQs tab (upper right) to review, and/or learn more about the features and functions of LWPS/Elgg
   
3. pp%
   
4. mm/dd
   
5. my top tags - RSS feeds
   
6. mark interesting
   
7. new communites - RSS feeds
   
8. recommended RSS feeds
   

Instructions to follow AFTER you COPY and PASTE the template into the “Post body”:

1. If you want to learn about the HTML codes that are used in this post, click here.
   
2. Edit this post
   
   
   1. CUT and PASTE this text into the "Post title" box: My Introduction
      
   2. CUT and PASTE this text into the "Keywords box": 20%, 3/19, your-initials, intro posts, My, My Introduction, My LWP, (any other posts you wish)
      
   3. If something changes in this template, you should know about it so you can decide if you want to incorporate the changes into your "My Introduction" post.
      
      
      1. Click here to learn about "Marking a post as interesting", then click here to go to the template and mark it as interesting.
         
      2. Click here to learn about setting your email options, then set it if you have no objections. You can always change it later.
         
      3. If you are interested, click here to look at Pete's post.
      
      
   4. Delete everything in this "instruction" section that is no longer useful to you.
      

1. Keep the following instructions in your post until they are no longer useful to you.
   
   
   1. The links below under "My Introduction" point to posts on Pete Hubbard’s personal weblog. Each time you create your own equivalent post on your personal weblog, return here to edit the link to change the username to yours and to replace his post# with the post# of your new post. I.e. the post number for Pete’s vision post is 211. You’ll find the post # for each of your posts at the end of the URL in your browser’s address box just before you edit it.
      
   2. When you edit this post, the last line in the template text says "... owner=2". Pete is owner 2. You need to change it to your owner number. While you are editting this (your new) post, look at your browser's address box and see "owner=" at the end of the URL. That is your owner number. Change the "2" to your owner number. Now, when you click this link you will see all posts YOU created that contain the tag "intro posts".
   
   

   My Introduction

   
   (Compose your introduction here. Consider COPYing and PASTEing it into the “Who am I” section of “Your Profile”.)
   
   (Some of these posts are all stubs right now. I'll develop them as time permits.)
   
   
   1. My vision
      
   2. My short bio
      
   3. My long bio
      
   4. My CV
      
   5. My resume
      
   6. My ePortfolio
      
   7. My publications
      
   8. My awards
      
   9. My accomplishments
      
   10. Other posts like my personality, MBTI, SDS, values, passions that are tagged with intro posts.
       
   
   
   
   
   

   Keywords: 20%, 3/19, hph, intro posts, LWP, lwpsdevel, My, My Introduction, template, your-initials

 

1. CP009: Build a function to the right of [edit][delete] on each post that creates a hyperlink (URL plus title) in my clipboard for this post so I can paste into another post.
   
2. CP011: Add an "LWPS Admin" function to change "weblog" assignment for a post. Ie: I want to change post 2120 from weblog = 46 to 30. I'm tagging with "Move".  
3. CP008: Build a DB of storage use that will be used to request contributions and moderate functions when contributions are not forthcoming.
4. 2/7/08 - COPY source code for these two functions on Eduspace - Download blog as HTML | Download blog as RSS so we can use them on LWPS to allow personal manual backup of posts. I will charge users for this function.
5. CP004/CP006: Plugins and widgets
   1. Review Creating your own customized plugins before writing plugin code since I may be offering these plugins back to Elgg.
   2. Tell me what is involved in uploading one, a few, or all of the current plugins/widgets on the test system and the live system.
   3. How easy is it to remove one or more plugins/widget.
   4. Look at AddThis.com
   5. Install selected plugins/widgets. 9/5: KiteCV
6. CP00?: How easy would it be to modify the code so that one could type lifeworkps.com/2240 to jump to post # 2240?
7. A plugin to moderate/approve registration requests. When someone wants to register, ask them to give the name of the person who invited them, or how they found out about LWPS, so I can approve. Give me two links in the e-mail where I can approve or disapprove with comment, and make the e-mail come from LWPS not my hubbard@waypt.com.
8. {{LWPSSORTstart, , , }} items to be sorted  {{LWPSSORTstop}} with tag of “LWPSSORT asc!desc”. When sort is done, reset tag to “LWPSSORT off asc|desc” and add info msg “LWPSSORT tag reset to “off”. Remove “off” when you wish to do another sort.” If no “LWPSSORTSTART” or “LWPSSORTSTOP” does not exist, say so in an info msg, with a link to help topic on LWPSSORT command.  (See how NetFlix sorts it's videos - http://www.netflix.com/Queue?prioritized=true
9. Integrate and Install MediaWiki
10. On "edit" line, if Admin, add a tab to view member info. (Posts, profile, when joined, last used, size, subscription, )
11. Recreate a list of members or communties when a new member joins or a new community is created.
12. "Rollup" posts into a concatented weblog post based upon a tag or tags. A variant on the "presentation" plugin.
13. {{LWPSEDIT, tag1, tag2, tag3,}} get a listing of all posts that match those tags and next to each title are two links View or Edit. And this LWPS command stays at the top in case I want to submit a new set of tags.
14. {{LWPSCOMPLETE, tag1, tag2, tag3,}} Search for tag1 which will normally be a per-centage complete like 60%, then search for subsequent tags, then, if TOTAL is included, just list the number. HPH = 23% CCC = 08%
15. "Autotagger" design specs
16. Print function (options on what to print)
17. Admin Control Panel
    1. Username|name(profile|email|startdate|Plan & # of posts|Plan & # of communities|# files|Plan & max file size|
    2. Chg file size from 10meg to ?meg; Max # of communities; Basic, Plan B or PLan C; # posts; Alert to them adn me at 80% to go to the next plan; access general adv features; access services; %$;# times you can use this feature for free;
    3. Counters for views (total, weekly) for all posts
    4. Add text (from my admin) info about communities (free/fee)

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All completed projects have been tagged (see below) with "LWPS projects completed by Diana".

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2. [2] Info/err msgs are inserted in color at the top, just like “Post has been updated”.  
3. Control for most of these plugins will be in the use of tags. E.g. See LWPSCOPY

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Not sorted yet

1. Mass email blast to all members

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Return to Command post for Diana's PHP projects.

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The center's mission is to maximize the effective and efficient use of occupational information by providing specialized occupational tools (files, reports, software) and technical assistance to users and producers of occupational information.

NCSC main website

FTP downloads of Access files at - ftp://ftp.xwalkcenter.org/DOWNLOAD/onet80/

Pete -- let's deal with your questions in reverse order. All of the information in the O*NET database is in the public domain, but it you develop products that contain O*NET information, the O*NET Center asks that you register with them. See http://www.onetcenter.org/database.html#user You should take a look at the O*NET Database Products User Agreement that's referenced. I couldn't find it on their web site, so I'm asking for a link. I'll pass that along when I get it.

Regarding the database -- I'm at something of a disadvantage here, since I'm not an Access user. So, I'll outline the process and let you translate that into Access queries. Here goes --

1. From the WorkValue table, I extracted a unique list of the values in the Element ID variable. That gives a list of the elements included in the Work Value subject area. 2. I matched this list with the contents of the Oet_content_model_reference table and kept only the content model records that matched the ID variable from the WorkValue table. That's what I pasted into the Word doc I sent to you. Since I was dealing with a small number of records I simply cut and pasted them into the doc. If you were working for more, you should be cut from your query results and past that into Word.

I hope that helps.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Steve Rosenow, Manager
National Crosswalk Service Center
515-242-5034

The following pdf file is excerpted from the book, The Internet: A Tool for Career Planning, Second Edition, by JoAnn Harris-Bowlsbey, Margaret Riley Dikel and James P. Sampson, Jr. The complete book is available for purchase through the NCDA online Career Resource Store.

The Internet: A Tool for Career Planning (pdf 385 KB)

NCDA holds the copyrights to this publication. Any reproduction of these materials must be approved by NCDA. For reproduction permission, send your request to dpennington@ncda.org.

The Riley Guide

Search The Riley Guide site

Instructions to follow AFTER you COPY and PASTE the template into the “Post body”:

1. Edit this post
   
   
   1. CUT and PASTE this text into the "Post title" box: My Introduction
      
   2. CUT and PASTE this text into the "Keywords box": pp%, mm/dd, your-initials, intro posts, My, My Introduction, My LWP, (and any other tags you wish)
      
   3. If something changes in this template, you should know about it so you can decide if you want to incorporate the changes into your "My Introduction" post.
      
      
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      2. Click here to learn about setting your email options, then set it if you have no objections. You can always change it later.
         

My Introduction

(Place your introduction here. You may want to copy it and place it in the “Who am I” section of your LWPS profile (Click “Your Profile” then “Edit your profile”) as well.)

(You may want to create the following posts in your personal/professional weblog, and when you do, you will want to return here to convert these titles to hyperlinks.)

My vision
My short bio
My long bio
My CV
My resume
My ePortfolio
My publications
My awards
My accomplishments

After you create a few dozen posts you will wonder what they were and how to find them.

You could click on "Your Blog" and scroll down through every post you created, but that might take a long time since you are looking at the content of each post.

It would be cleaner and quicker if you could just see a listing of the titles of your posts.

So, if you tag all your posts with your initials, you will be able to click on your intials or search for your intials and see a listing of the titles of every post you created.

Click on the 'hph' tag below to see a listing of all of my posts.

You should create a "My Table of Contents" post to collect links to your key posts. You should be no more than three (3) clicks away from every post you have ever created.

• - Table of Contents
• - My LifeWork Portal (LWP)