links for 2005-10-29
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it's all the Trib's fault
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scroll down to the "Chiefs (+6.5) over CHARGERS" section for a description of each
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links for 2005-10-28
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kind of strange that this is an app instead of just an mp3 file
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at the very least, it could offer some unique learning opportunities
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still in (very) early stages, but something to keep an eye on (maybe I can swing by their office once I settle into my new hood)
links for 2005-10-27
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Save My Ass is a personal assistant that helps you make your girlfriend or wife happy by sending her flowers on your behalf, on a regular but semi-random basis.
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"It's anyone who's product/service's existence will potentially lessen the time/money spent on your product/service."
links for 2005-10-26
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I agree.
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1) A clear vision of where your company is going. 2) Genuine desire to create Remarkable products/services. 3) Strong conviction that your product/service is going to make a positive difference in your customer's life.
links for 2005-10-25
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hmm, I may use this to evaluate where I move next
links for 2005-10-24
links for 2005-10-17
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similar to a feature I've seen in Linux...feels like you're working with multiple monitors
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"Is anybody in Detroit paying attention? Build me this car."
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the AI stuff seems kind of cool, but I fear what solutions Microsoft will come up with
links for 2005-10-15
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when you travel...everything you accomplish (and, trust me, they are such little things) seems like some monumental task overcome by sheer will...
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"God knows I've spent enough time with both the Internet and cream-filled cakes to see the similarities."
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damn the paper clip to hell!
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Pretend it's a game and give definitions for the fake words
links for 2005-10-14
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stuff you won't find in most of the major coverage
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keepin' it simple
links for 2005-10-13
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if the Motorola iTunes phone is even remotely successful this holiday season, look for an Apple only iPod phone in the near future
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less is more (37sigs) vs. more is more (RTM)....who will win?
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"In the end, the more people come to think that art is a good investment, the quicker it will become a bad one."
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Several years into this whole "markets are conversations" thing, but the technology and tools designed to facilitate this global conversation all suck.
links for 2005-10-11
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We generate money by serving Google text advertisments on our Websites. With this money we automatically buy Google shares. Google eats itself - but in the end "we" own it!
links for 2005-10-10
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quick turnaround, decent prices
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if you don't mind sharing your login info
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seems there may be an age limit (25) to get into Web 2.0...wonder what the results would be like with a larger sample size
links for 2005-10-08
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hmm, not enjoying it initially. somewhat confusing user experience, although I do like the labels feature. we'll see how it improves over time
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got a lot of new music thanks to Mr. Spod
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"Because I wrote my old songs when I was cold and hungry,"
links for 2005-10-07
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“Master your instrument, Master the music, and then forget all that *!xy!@ and just play.”
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woah, Upcoming is pretty cool...when you can just type in "Chicago this weekend" it becomes a pretty cool resource
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you'd lose a lot of money, that's what. (ps: turns out you can't short a stock if it's price is below a certain level)
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I like Ronald McMario the best
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no help from record labels, sales all thanks to word-of-mouth - profit of about $8 per disc
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"The new studies find that today's bird flu viruses share some of the crucial genetic changes that occurred in the 1918 flu"
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it's a freestanding wall that can be arranged into almost any shape, or easily compressed into a compact sheaf and stored away.
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kinda fun to watch the flow of information
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"We gave away Grey Goose to any charity that wanted vodka at its bar. The people at charity events are the people who are our target audience."
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"Keep it pithy, and assume that no one will ever read more than the first sentence of anything you write."
links for 2005-10-05
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cool photo idea for wherever I travel next
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got a few years to get ready
links for 2005-10-04
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can't get the permalink to work, so just go to the archives, and the Wrigley one is about 5 or so down on the list
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if this is true, turns out Dusty Baker was on the receiving end of the first ever high five
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seems like it was a lose-lose situation...didn't know that the Bulls had offered Curry $400,000 annually for the next 50 years if he failed the genetic test.
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Chapters could include "Computers vs. Paper", "The Internet vs. Television", and "Amazon.com vs. Bookstores". What chapters would you recommend (and why)?
links for 2005-10-01
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just as good as the first
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"In the moment of pressure, it’s incredibly easy to commit the fallacy of thinking that you “don’t have time to do the right thing”. That’s a big warning sign and should condition your brain to slap you when the thought pops into your head."
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"If you are visiting a blockbuster exhibit, skip room number one. There is too much human traffic, as the people have not yet admitted to themselves they don't care about what is on the wall."
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but for PC's only
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gbrowser?
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be careful what your ears get exposed to
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nice to see AIGA make this info available...recommend presentations from Stefan Sagmeister and Bill Stickland
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"Viewing from a safe distance is easy—lots of places in the world to do that. But I want to get dangerously close."
New to AKISC?
- Some good places to start...
1. Movies.xls or NameThatFilm.xls
2. Questioning the Long Tail
3. Marquette name debate
4. Business Model of a Blogger
5. Klosterman's "The (other) paradox of choiceI also write a travelog called Whereami and have a photo collection in Flickr.
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