July 2009
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“A Casual Christian can be all the things that they esteem: a nice human being, a...”
– George Barna, citing a study showing casual Christians make up 2 of 3 adults in the U.S.
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WatchMobile Evolution: It always cracks me up to see old (huge) cell phones, and the fact that someone created these nesting boxes (like the classic Russian nesting dolls) makes me laugh even more!
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photography changes your brain
I have a theory that the way a human brain develops now is different than how it developed before the age of photography. Before photos, children grew up and had memories of their childhood based on shared experience and the power of story.
Now, for better and for worse, we have photographic evidence of our past - and we have pictures that evoke pain, sadness, anger, joy, pleasure and pride...
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buy a shirt, get an album too
Musicians are having to get more and more creative in how they manage and market their music, which is a good thing. When people deliver excellence the customer wins!
I love the idea of embedding a code in one product in order to get another - in this case, when you buy a Mos Def shirt you get a unique code that enables you to download his album online.
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the return of picturemail
Today begins the Wilson low-res photo-essay of ‘09.
For several months, PictureMail was not working on my phone so I was unable to mobile-post some pics that I took. Here we go…
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that didn't take long: the iPod is dying
Here is a fascinating take on the predicted death of the iPod.
Step One: Revolutionize and then “own” the device market (iPods)
Step Two: Revolutionize and then “own” the music selling market.
Step Three: Be the one who actually kills your own revolutionary iPod by creating something even better: a touch screen iPod that connects to the Internet and can be used to buy...
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WatchHere is a real life transformer. Pretty sweet! I’ve got to get me one of these.
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“At some point, ‘Product testing!’ will no longer be a good excuse....”
– Dan Frommer, on How a Year with the iPhone Changed My Life
where are the seals?
So my friend Mike pointed out, rightly so, that the last photo I posted (mobile) was too low-res to really see the seals. They are all over the rocks but they are hard to see.
Look closely at the previous post and look in the middle of the picture on the left side…there are two light-colored seals laying with their dark faces pointing to the left.
Memo to Mike: I will get a better phone...
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