A clever solution to a critical problem
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Cook like an engineer
Posted Tuesday June 17, 2008, 3:40 am, Over one day oldThis chart on Cooking for Engineers totally startled me, but once I got over my need for everything to be in lists and paragraphs, it made perfect sense. With some substitutions, I made a delicious ratatouille on my first try!
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A great ad about Dutch simplicity
Posted Tuesday June 17, 2008, 3:40 am, Over one day oldThanks Nicolas.
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How not to apply for a job
Posted Tuesday June 17, 2008, 3:40 am, Over one day oldIt’s surprising how many people don’t proofread, spell check, or otherwise pay attention to the basics when applying for a job. Casual communications are one thing, but when you’re applying for a job you have to pay attention. It’s OK to be funny if you get the basics right.
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The Word of Mouth Manual, Volume II
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He could be President
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Made in...
Posted Sunday June 15, 2008, 6:47 am, Over one day oldA collection of “Made in…” clothing labels from around the world.
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Patience as a design principle
Posted Saturday June 14, 2008, 4:54 am, Over one day oldOne of my intellectual heroes, Ronald Langacker, recently released a new book which summarizes his 30-year-old program of Cognitive Grammar, a radical and insightful approach to understanding language. In the very beginning of the book, Langacker outlines three principles which guide his work.
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Product Blog update: Import RSS feeds into Basecamp, Virb can't imagine life without Campfire, etc.
Posted Friday June 13, 2008, 3:33 am, Over one day oldBasecamp Import RSS feeds into Basecamp with telegraph Using telegraph you can import RSS or Atom information from other systems into your Basecamp account.
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"You have to treat your employees like customers"
Posted Thursday June 12, 2008, 7:40 am, Over one day oldSvN reader Michelle posted this comment in the best customer experience you?ve had lately thread: But when he brought up the pilots ad? and when he talked about how much the company?s employees meant to him? he wept.?I?m Lucky Herbie for having all of these years with all of you,? he said.
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