World of Warcraft Trivial Pursuit Edition. My birthday is coming up.

HP Autonomy Blog: Information Governance: Technology Assisted Review (Or, Why You Need to Know about Zorfblatt). Great discussion of human vs. technology accuracy.

Open Text: Top 10 Ways to Fail at Information Governance. Recap of webinar with Barclay Blair.

Mimi Dionne: Metadata Solves Your SharePoint Content Management Problems

GovInfoSecurity: ISACA Unveils New Risk Management Framework

SharePoint Sharon: Documents in Lists or Libraries?

Word of Pie: Box is Doing More Than Checking Boxes

Word of Pie: When Does the Software Vendor Matter?

SharePoint Blog via WAND: The Improved Managed Metadata Service in SharePoint 2013. Kinda lightweight but lots of links and not too sales-y - plus lots of people ask where to get taxonomies.

Federal Times: Agency officials: Biggest barrier to IT transformation is culture http://www.federaltimes.com/article/20130910/IT03/309160009

Awesome post about Google's datacenters from one of my favorite ubergeeky and SFW comics XKCD.

John Mancini: Processes begin to replace content at the core. Interview with AIIM President John Mancini at the Kodak Global Directions conference.

Another great post by Chris Walker on Big Buckets of Stuff. And yes, you should follow the Twitterati he identifies in the post.

Back to School on InfoGov courtesy of Open Text. I have not read all the materials in this very full blog post but I have bookmarked it to do so in my spare time.

NARA's grand challenge to industry in cartoon form. Drawn by the inestimable James Lappin.

World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria is on sale this week for $20, a 50% discount. You have to own the rest of the game through Cataclysm to take advantage of it.

SharePoint Conference 2012 sessions available for free. Long page, lots of great stuff listed, will be plowing through a few of these sessions this weekend.

Once again Epic Meal Time tests caloric and saturated fat boundaries with their Philly Cheese Cake. Note: Definitely NSFW as the curse words were edited a bit more sloppily than usual.