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@jarango http://twitpic.com/118mc - That, my friend, is fantastic! Happy weekend. |
@askrom Has just asked some good questions. http://tr.im/3j0l I bet that the Web Standards community has something to say. |
@gapingvoid is a fantastic example of Long Tail markets - doing great work and tapping the ever-expanding capacity to reach people. Go Hugh! |
@raphal Having the instantaneous Search of Spotlight is an incredible thing. Don't know how I lived without it. |
@jarango You gotta make a comment on their (37Sig) blog! |
Prototyped new furniture arrangements. Settled on not buying anything new at this point. Kids will wreak destruction during nanny share. |
@mediajunkie @whitneyhess (belatedly) I was just thinking the other day about that walk. Glad y'all enjoyed it as much as I did. |
@russu I'd like to 2nd @zakiwarfel 's Pages endorsement. Going between clients with MS Office and iWork, I've had no issues thus far. |
As an IA, I like Tim Ferriss's approach to learning languages by starting with deconstruction. http://tinyurl.com/3dbqem |
@chrispalle Go get her (or him). :) |
@austingovella Nope. |
Cleaning up 2008 and preparing for 2009. Looking forward to the bell ringing at the Asian Art Museum on Wednesday. |
@jessmcmullin May you not have to run red lights as she breathes quickly to avoid pushing. Here's to smooth sailing! |
Doing research on travel is so interesting because it's incredibly personal. people really have to talk openly. It's refreshing. |
@Jarango Will have to listen. Did Ira protest? |
Just keep going through the finish line |
@cw What do you mean? I've got some folks who would love to hear it. |
@tsheiner (continued) to make a decision between the results of those repeticions. An example might be looking for a TV or airfare. |
@tsheiner "Short" = 3-6 minutes of looking for information. "Repeated" = you do it many times. Then combine them |
Query to the UX Twitterverse: What sites come to mind when think: "designed for short, repeated sessions." |
