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links for 2006-04-24
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Getting traffic is like getting a date. You can manipulate the system for a little while but self-reinvention is a markedly better long-term strategy...ask -How can I rethink the core of what I'm offering so that it organically attracts people who want it
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You can't reinvent yourself and your organization until you deal with the fear of point C, and that's hard to do without talking about it. I think the benefit of the Local Max curve is that it makes it easy for you and your team to have the conversation.
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Used books on Amazon, starting @ 7 cents...
links for 2006-04-23
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"behavior that is reinforced intermittantly is much more difficult to extinguish than behavior that is reinforced continuously."
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“It’s not a skate park, but a park that people can skate in”
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have you ever noticed that you can assign one job to one person, and they'll do a great job, but if you assign two jobs to that person, they won't really get anything done?
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New York tells you "you should make more money." LA - "you should be better looking." Rome: "you should dress better." London: "you should be hipper." The Bay Area: "you should live better." Cambridge: "you should read some of those books you've been mean
links for 2006-04-19
links for 2006-04-18
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"Telling someone exactly what they get for their money and then exceeding expectations can never fail in business."
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Ad-free blogs are nearing extinction :(
links for 2006-04-17
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the video is a must...man, this would be a fun way to blow $500
links for 2006-04-13
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found once again, via Seth Godin
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"even though I know how much more difficult Jason's routine is and how skilled he is, the very ease of his delivery makes it less likely an audience would give him that same ovation."
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"Reality is the leading cause of stress among those in touch with it."
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See the rules. Keep most of them. Break one or two. But break them, don't bend them.
links for 2006-04-12
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"How do we reconcile a massive, momentous achievement that is neither wholly real nor socially good? In a vacuum, Bonds might be the greatest hitter who ever lived. But we don't live in a vacuum."
links for 2006-04-11
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oh..my..god - this had to take FOREVER to get just right. Also, surprisingly a lot of the drama from the capture is captured quite well due to RBI Baseball's high res graphics (and/or the color commentators)
links for 2006-04-10
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People organize their lives to get their minimum required units of pleasure. While individuals vary in terms of how many units of pleasure they need, everyone is striving to reach their personal minimum.
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great comment at the end
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It's sort of sad, though, no? If we lose all of our wry allusive heds, then the terrorists (or the search engines) have won.
links for 2006-04-09
links for 2006-04-08
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for those just above beginner level
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"People, particularly old people, shouldn't relax and sit back to help them decline, They should be in an environment that stimulates their senses and invigorates their lives."
links for 2006-04-07
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sounds awesome and i can't wait to get my hands on an intel-based Apple, but my question is...wtf didn't Apple do this YEARS AGO...as in switching to intel and offering a dual-boot.
links for 2006-04-06
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thanks to Yahoo!
links for 2006-04-02
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A "Barber-NOT Quartet," as seen on NBC's "Scrubs" in the role of Ted's Band, this quirky foursome's debut record features strictly four-part a cappella arrangements
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a faithful port of a 1979 classic Apple II game (for Mac and PC)...and it's free!
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pretty good speaker (judging from the audio only)
links for 2006-04-01
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the French know good beats...also, the "Abbesses" video gives a good example of how the turntables become instruments
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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