Author Archives: Greg

The Week in Tweets for 2010-07-03

By Greg | Published: July 3, 2010
Cool. The new voice of Google Voice has never done voice over work before. She’s a Google employee. # Download the word list from the new Yahoo! Style Guide in XML, Word or RTF formats. http://bit.ly/ao3bEp # New post: Barcodes As Mobile Shortcuts. http://bit.ly/9QvcdE # Now that I’m burning through business cards at BNI, I [...]
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Summer Evenings in Tuolumne

By Greg | Published: July 2, 2010
Our little park in Tuolumne (too•ol•um•ee) has a bandstand. On Wednesdays in the summer, it also has a weekly farmer’s market. The two together make for a great way to spend an evening, especially after one of  those hot summer days, when shade and a nice breeze are a welcome relief. We usually have four or [...]
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The Week in Tweets for 2010-06-26

By Greg | Published: June 26, 2010
Beautiful Beech Staggerwing @ Columbia Fathers Day Fly-in. http://twitgoo.com/14mtde # New blog and newsletter at #webdancers All about web presence, social media & online apps. http://bit.ly/d6SKMN # RT @goodlaura: What the heck is “civil twilight?” <– Morning & evening when center of sun is 6 deg. below horizon. http://bit.ly/boXj17 # Kudos to Price Pfister for [...]
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Viva la Vuvuzela

By Greg | Published: June 25, 2010
If you haven’t gotten enough of the Vuvuzela during the World Cup, YouTube is helpfully providing a special Vuvuzela button on selected videos (you can only hope that your video will be selected). Just click on the soccer ball icon and the haunting refrain of the Vuvuzela will be inserted into the audio track. In [...]
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7 Tips for Effective Email

By Greg | Published: June 23, 2010
I’m going to do my best not to make this post into a rant but I have to admit that it was inspired by some especially bad email communications that I’ve received. Email is a peculiar form of communication. We get so much of it that it’s easy to treat it all as junk to [...]
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