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I get the above message. "You can't use that name. Grid rules." What does that mean? Someone has used my name? I can't use a forename surname combination? It has to be a single word? I can't use the email? It's useless. I have no idea.<br />
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*Although* it is written in 'exciting' confrontational language!!! How very Nike! That's ok then. No.
links for October 15th
October 16th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for October 15th
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links for October 14th
October 15th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for October 14th
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For most innovation is either a functional endevour – introducing new product benefits or colonising additional markets, or else it is purely about emotional territory – owning different 'need states' or 'mindspace'. This philosophy of innoavtion is unfortunately rampant in our Client's organisations and it is rendering the big marketing companies impotent when it comes to creating the 'game changing' ideas that they desperately want and need.
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"A ridiculous non-word made up by marketing people who think the term "e-mail" is inadequate to describe the explosive excitement of their mass e-mails. Also "eblast" or "e-mail blast""
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links for October 13th
October 14th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for October 13th
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Banksy originals have long been popular with the world's key political thinkers, including Brad Pitt and Christina Aguilera, but the Simpson's commission is the first time he has been able to fire his truth-guided wisdom rockets through the medium of television.
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links for October 13th
October 13th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for October 13th
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"[MySpace] elaborated on the idea saying that it plans to use the blank space in the logo to display artwork by remaining MySpace users. The artwork will only appear when individuals place their mouse cursor over the blank space"
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links for October 12th
October 12th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for October 12th
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Mechanical Tumor [i-mi.org] from interactive media artist Mio I-Zawa is a seemingly disgusting piece of flesh that somehow expands and contracts depending on the actual CPU usage of the computer.
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links for October 7th
October 7th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for October 7th
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"There is a difference between radical words and meaningful change. It's hard to build something great for the future if you spend most of your time demeaning what happened before. For even the most determined change agents, history and tradition can be unrivaled sources of strength — as the foundation for an enduring sense of purpose that newcomers can't begin to copy; as a reservoir of professional wisdom that gets more valuable as times get more volatile; as an engine of expertise that competitors can't hope to match; as a reminder of founding principles that never go out of style, regardless of how styles change."
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links for October 4th
October 4th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for October 4th
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The study also found that the tangible materials involved more emotional processing in the subjects, important from a branding and ad recall standpoint; More processing is taking place in the right retrosplenial cortex when physical material is presented. This is involved in the processing of emotionally powerful stimuli and memory, which would suggest that the physical presentation may be generating more emotionally vivid memories.
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links for October 1st
October 1st, 2010 · Comments Off on links for October 1st
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Lovely.
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No control, accurate measurement, or dedication matters when something so basic is flawed. I was so distraught that my first encounter with experimental science had ended this way that I sat on the steps of the school for an hour. I thought, “How could I have prevented this?”
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However, the temple for waisted male self-esteem is Old Navy, where I easily slid into a size 34 pair of the brand's Dress Pant. Where no other 34s had been hospitable, Old Navy's fit snugly. The final measurement? Five inches larger than the label. You can eat all the slow-churn ice cream and brats you want, and still consider yourself slender in these.
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links for September 29th
September 29th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for September 29th
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I'm a sucker for a flowchart.
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links for September 28th
September 28th, 2010 · Comments Off on links for September 28th
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Forget a "partnership" between HR and marketing. At Corner Bank, the two functions report to the same executive. It's a title I'd never seen before, and I asked Jana how her fellow bankers tended to react to it. "They're usually kind of shocked," she admitted, "because at most companies the head of marketing and the head of HR have very different personalities."
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