brooksjordan

May
15th

Thu

Seesmic Did It

Digital marketing is a little hard to describe.

I was trying to do it at a gathering a few days ago.

And my new friend really wanted to know. The non-profit she works for, which is trying to save…

i just realized I have a 4/10 on the Google toolbar for my blog. They’ve been sweating me for months. Small victories, eh?

Stumptown. Ethiopian ice tea. Acoustic music. Say no more.

Edges have always been a seedbed for innovation, but there is something different now. Edges are folding back in on the core much more rapidly than ever before.

— Edge Perspectives with John Hagel: Innovation on the Edge

Most executives scratch their heads when I start talking about the edge. Why bother about the edge when everyone knows that all the profit is in the core?

— Edge Perspectives with John Hagel: Innovation on the Edge

May
14th

Wed

Death Toll Climbs in Quake Aftermath - The New York Times > World > Slide Show > Slide 10 of 14

Support disaster relief in Myanmar (Burma)

May
13th

Tue

At Pecha Kucha on NW 8th and Couch. First talk is on urban renewal.

Last morsel (via lsgyarmati - www.spotmob.com)

Photos: Nokia’s Mobile Century traffic project - In the driver’s seat - CNET Reviews

I hate it when Basecamp saves me so much time. Then I have to relax over lunch.

May
12th

Mon

Blessed Unrest

“[There is] no satisfaction whatever at any time. There is only a queer dissatisfaction, a blessed unrest that keeps us marching and makes us more alive than others.”

— Martha Graham to Agnes de Mille, Dance to the Piper

(From “Blessed Unrest” by Paul Hawken: http://snipurl.com/28ioj)

May
10th

Sat

The question we are asking ourselves is: Should we think more broadly now about probability, about high-impact events and protecting against them by having broader exposure to the market?” he says.

— Humbler, After a Streak of Magic - New York Times

Obama Video TimeTube

May
9th

Fri

Battle At Kruger (high quality) (via )