Sometimes even the dullest of research projects brings a little snicker. To wit, while cruising the great gobi of amazon.com looking for chicken cookbooks (don’t ask) I found this little list. And now my day is all better. ‑magpie
Category Archives: miscellany
Wired Magazine, the Cluetrain, and Synchronicity
Odd to me that I should discover the ClueTrain Manifesto (I prefer to think of myself as fashionably late to the party) in the same week that the latest of Wired magazine finally makes it to the top of the oughtta read pile with it’s articles about on-line openness. Including Clive Thompson’s The See-Through CEO …
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5 minutes from read-it to love-it
This a.m. I read “save time by dashing your searches” on Micro Persuasion. I tried it using reputation-management versus the unquoted, un-dashed version (to wit: reputation management) Whoa, this has got to be a record for least amount of time from I read this post to I can’t believe I lived without it!
Color Help for the Design Impaired
I’m not a designer and right now our homepage is ugly. Really ugly. One of my problems is that I haven’t been able to decide on a color scheme. Until, that is, I was standing in the bathroom brushing my teeth this morning and looking at the paint color samples that I have taped to …
building on-ramps to your part of the highway
I cruised past this post about building entry points to your apps from HorseCowPig this weekend. Sent it off to some of my favorite uber-geeks. Reaction — Oh cool, that’s what we’ve been trying to figure out how to say. Read and think.