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Long-time readers will know that I talk a lot about Apple and it’s marketing efforts. Yesterday, another ‘incident’ with Apple came to my attention, and it adds support to everything I’ve said in the past. [Read more...]
When you’re looking for a job, the most important thing to understand is your personal brand. What reputation does your name carry? What is the first impression employers get from your resume? What tone do you use throughout your cover letter? [Read more...]
A colleague of mine mentioned he liked my web designs primarily because they were simple. I’ve always tried to err on this side of simplicity in hopes I won’t scare off any customers with an overly complicated, confusing site. (See GoDaddy.com for an example of a “busy” site and see InspiredSmiles.com for an example of a “simple” one) [Read more...]
Tomorrow, this blog will be one year old! To celebrate this occurance, I’m re-posting my first ever article (albeit with a few updates). Enjoy a recap of July 12, 2007′s Blue Oceans: [Read more...]
Rather than an actual post today, I thought I’d share something else I found over the past weekend. I keep hearing stories about people squeezing 60mpg or more out of old cars with absolutely no physical modifications to the vehicles. This is called hypermiling, and I spent a lot of time researching the phenomena the other day.
Unfortunately, I don’t think I can take advantage of all the tricks hypermilers use. I typically like to stop at red lights and stop signs, semi trucks scare me if I get too close, and I really don’t like pushing my car to get it up to speed. All things said, though, I think hypermiling has a future … particularly if it means we don’t have to stop at the pump as often …
