July 2010
24 posts
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Jul 30th
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“Is there not enough paper in your life? Why are we wringing our hands about the...”
– Seth Godin on But who will speak for the trees?
Jul 29th
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The Drought
I hate this part. It’s the middle of summer and the air is heavy and thick with the invisible burden of unrealized dreams. Clouds are forming. But when - OH WHEN? - is it going to rain??? I’m stuck again. I’m pissed. And frustrated. And bored. And uninspired. These are literally THE hardest times in my career. When I feel completely drained and devoid of all creativity. I surf...
Jul 28th
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Jul 27th
625 notes
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Jul 26th
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Jul 25th
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Jul 24th
222 notes
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60 Excellent Examples of Illustration in Web... →
Today, I am stuck. It happens to me (to us all) from time to time. You’re rockin’ along, getting stuff done - kicking ass and taking names. Then you hit a roadblock. Creativity dries up and you lose your momentum. Thank goodness for the internet and for aimless random browsing. So many ideas are just out there waiting to be discovered, re-discovered, adapted, adopted or altogether...
Jul 23rd
Jul 19th
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“Work is personal, Computing is social, Knowledge is power, Break the rules.”
– Alan Webber and Bill Taylor
Jul 18th
“Better to have a difficult conversation now than a failed customer interaction...”
– Seth Godin on A hierarchy of failure worth following
Jul 16th
“If you wait to do what you’re told, it’s way too late.”
– Seth Godin - The Insubordinate eBook
Jul 16th
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“A bias for growth is something you see in the best artists. And finding someone...”
– Seth Godin - The Insubordinate eBook
Jul 16th
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“Often, people with access to the facts use them to amplify the fear in those...”
– Seth Godin - The Insubordinate eBook
Jul 16th
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“If all you’re doing is increasing the number of digital spectators to your...”
– Seth Godin on Fans, participants and spectators
Jul 9th
Jul 9th
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Spider-Man HTML5/CSS3 Cartoon →
Done with code. Freaking Amazing.
Jul 8th
Jul 8th
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Jul 8th
512 notes
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jQuery vs MooTools →
A MooTools developer takes a hard look at both sides of the fence. The title of this site might be somewhat misleading - I was expecting a clear distinction as to which library was superior. However, the content presented here actually gives a very fair, non-biased look at the features, benefits and advantages of these two popular javascript frameworks. (For that matter, jQuery is considered a...
Jul 8th
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Simple Swap - One of my most favorite Javascript... →
Easy, unobtrusive, and standards compliant, Jehiah’s Simple Swap image rollover code is probably THE most used JS code snippits in my web development arsenal.
Jul 8th
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“… the very people that are the easiest to categorize, to command and to...”
– Seth Godin on Low esteem and the factory
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