I’d thought I’d take a ride.
and soon Miss Fannie Bright was seated by my side.
One final gig today to wrap up my caroling gigs for 2021.
Merry Christmas to all!
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Are you as easily entertained as I am by the sound of scissors gliding through wrapping paper?
In a team funstorming session today, our department, Sales Support, brainstormed on the question “what is Sales Support?” Like others, our team designed a poster with words, images from magazines, and markers.
Meanwhile, I wrote out these lyrics:
S is for SUPPORT…it’s what we do.
A is for ASSERTIVENESS…I’m talking to you!
L is for LEARNERS…and the word might be “train,”
but what we do is tweak the brain.
E is for EXCELLENCE… we do nothing half-a$$ed
S is for SPEED…and we. mean. FAST!
S is for SIGHT…we help people see.
U is for UNITY…it’s all about …WE.
P is PROFICIENCY…our audience relies on it.
P is for POWER…we supply all of it.
O is OPTIMIZATION…fitting resources to a “T”
R is RESPECT…spelled R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
T is meant to end it on the word TEAM.
put it all together, we fulfill Sales’ DREAM.
(exits stage right. And our team won.)
I suffer from Half-Heimers. My wife says I can’t remember half the stuff she asks me to remember.
Not all. Just half.
For example, I forgot what I was going to blog about today.
So today’s blog po
st is my 404 not found post.
I hope the subtle humor is not lost on you.
The 404 Not Found error message is ubiquitous and annoying enough that several creatives have graced the interwebs with their clever 404 pages.
I’m sorry. My brain did not find today’s post in its memory banks.
Please return to our home page: geewhiz.wordpress.com/ and give my brain another chance.
be the ball
In this latest album of photos, I was asked to shoot images of golfers. Having seen numerous golf shots of the same, boring image of foursomes lined up shoulder to shoulder (like fence posts), I decided to photograph the golfers from an entirely different angle and perspective. I decided to be the ball.
What do you think?
As designers add tactile touchscreen interfaces to devices, some debate the ease of use.
Some users suffer from limited tactile sense control. Others struggle with the smaller size of the visual keys. Still others need the audible and tactile feedback from hardware keys.
Would these hacks solve those user interface problems?
Discovered at socialjunjun.typepad.com/.
“You’re acting like a nerd again.”
I’ve heard that once or twice. This week.
It reminded me that I’ve been called a nerd, a geek, and a dork at various moments in my life.
I’ll assume that many of you are not as accustomed to being called one of those terms as I am. Or perhaps you wondered which of them you should call me at a given moment.
I’ve got the quintessential answer to your question:
“What’s the difference between a geek, a nerd, and a dork?”
This comparison table should help define, describe, and differentiate the three terms.
UPDATE 2010: Don McMillan updated his comedy bit for 2010! (first posted in 2007…)
How many errors can you find in this PowerPoint show? Making the rounds on video sites is Don McMillan’s clever presentation, Life after Death by Powerpoint.
Did you spot the
rabbit ears and clicky dials
Blending contemporary technology with old school retro designs, these 10 tech finds will take you back to an era when “network” meant three channels and there was a USA but not a USB.
Posted on Mashable.
Hmmm, would you stand three inches over and hold onto the right antenna? Ahh, there.
Friends who aren’t on Twitter often ask me how to get beyond their “get started” phase. Other friends tell me of the frustrations with Twitter that drove them away. Still others remind me that their busy lives don’t allow them to engage with Twitter as often as they’d like.
To all of these friends, I may have found an answer. Read this helpful list Continue reading
I think this interface would pose a challenge for us here in the United States. Two questions:
Now that you’ve strained your neck to view the page, did you notice the language setting at the bottom of the screen capture?
Incredible finishes at the Tour de France often stimulate new bicycle sales.
Olympic medal performances often inspire youth movements into local recreational swimming, gymnastics, and sports programs.
So, let the Amgen Tour of California inspire you to Continue reading
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