Monthly Archives: February 2005
If you have a fear of flying…
Don’t look at these. (Courtesy of the always-distracting Linky & Dinky)
On Saving a Few Seconds with Shortcut Keys
Seth’s got a pebble in his shoe about drop-down boxes for choosing your state and country in e-commerce applications. I can see his point, but there is a solution. On all modern browsers, typing the first character of the state/country … Continue reading
Getting Things Done as Marriage Counseling
It may sound a little cold, but marriage is a project, just like everything else on your to-do list. So why not use Getting Things Done as Marriage Counseling? I actually use some Getting Things Done (aff.) techniques with my … Continue reading
New Landing Page E-Book from Marketing Sherpa
I’ve long admired Marketing Sherpa’s dedication to bringing good information to marketers, particularly corporate marketers, who generally don’t have access to the leading edge stuff promulgated by hyper-focused niche entrepreneurs. And since I’m a big fan of split testing, I … Continue reading
Happy Valentine’s Day
Happy Valentine’s Day! Unless you live in Saudi Arabia, where the religious police make the Church Lady look like Timothy Leary.
Orkut briefly back on the radar
Weird. Today I got an invitation from an Orkut member to join his circle of friend. Orku has completely fallen off my radar – I haven’t logged in for several months. But I recently read a couple of interesting factoids … Continue reading
Today’s Procrastination Tool of Choice
People (okay, guys) of a certain age may remember Space Invaders. Relive it with Notepad Invaders. Hat tip: PigPog
Cool Flash thumbnail
I stumbled accros MarketingSalaries.com today (courtesy of Rick Bruner). It’s a useful site if you’re wondering about your value in the marketing jobs market. But the real cool thing is the funky Flash thumbnail thingies they have on the salary … Continue reading
French Basketball
I’m not sure whether to be impressed or feel sorry for the “ball.”
Was the Banned Go Daddy Super Bowl ad indecent?
Responding to Go Daddy CEO Bob Parsons’ post of the same title as this one: I don’t have a problem with the commercial, but it seems to me you’re wasting your breath trying to explain it. It was – what? … Continue reading