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Any chance the Nokia N97 will live up to its claims of dethroning IPhone? |
Concepting supermarket checkout scorecard. "Your groceries score a 79 on the healthy scale." or "Your purchases are 48% green." |
@DorianBenkoil eatmedia.net and eatmedia.com very different animals. And yes I've tried to buy it. And I'm the .net |
@halvorson Nebulizer—nuff said. |
@chrisbrogan Meatballs or...meatballs? |
@mkrigsman "Nonsense. Noise saps energy, drains focus, creates obstacles" +5 mkrigsman |
@halvorson Due to the recession I am cutting back on vowels (to/too) |
@halvorson Way to heavy on the 6 point type. |
The dead horse has risen. |
The joy of Craigslist-"Looking to start a Nickelback tribute band. My long term goal is to be the biggest Nickelback Tribute Band. OK then. |
@ev "Strategy Saturday" sounds like a Wu Tang record. |
@chrisbrogan I think the issue is when those lines aren't clear — http://tinyurl.com/5z2vcb |
@chrisbrogan — You are so much more acerbic on Twitter than your blog...I like. |
@adamkmiec We re did our house with as much green as we could (given infrastructure) it really wasn't that much more. But we did the work. |
@adamkmiec They didn't want green in construction 5 years ago, but it was marketed/designed poorly. Now it green is branded better.So yes/no |
Have to admit I am sort of confused by the race X amount of followers. |
Comps + scotch tape + Idea Paint(ed) wall + dry erase markers = productive design/content strategy. |
@ev All those follicles really get in the way. |
Vanity Fair's Oral History of the Internet — alternative storytelling deliciousness — http://tinyurl.com/46tblt |
