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When marketing and superstision collide
It was announced today that the Seahawks are retiring their lime jerseys. If you don’t follow the Seahawks, live in Seattle, or critique jerseys (uniwatchblog.com) you might not have even realized that these jerseys were actually worn. These jerseys were worn in one game, a humiliating defeat, and have now been put on the shelf [...]
Bringing the blog back
Out with some friends the other night I had a friend wish me the unfortunate anniversary of the death of my blog. She had actually left a comment, but as I was receiving alot of spam comments on the old posts I had missed her comment. I was shocked. Had it really been a year [...]
Starbucks Gold Card review
I’ve had the new Starbucks Gold card for a few weeks now and alot of people have been asking me what I think about it and how I got in. I figured a blog entry would be good to catch people up and since I have been in charge or a rewards program before, maybe [...]
The iPhone 3G will make YOU money!
iPhone 3G will MAKE YOU MONEY. So as has been pointed out by a commenter’s (“the vis”) on a previous video, the iPhone 3G will actually cost more over 2 years than the original iPhone’s. The math goes like this, $399 for the original 8GB iPhone +$20/mo for the data plan (on top of your [...]
Starbucks happy hour becomes a reality
A sign from the Willowbrook Starbucks in Houston, TX. Starbucks finally listened to me!* Back on December 12 of last yearI wrote a piece in response to an Ad Age article that was sent to me by faithful commenter TD. As I said at the time, I think Starbucks should offer a happy hour. It [...]
An Intersting Campaign Tactic
Gordon Smith’s TV Spot (suspiciously duck green and yellow) Alright, now that I have your attention. No, I’m not going to give any endorsements here. I know how things can turn if I bring up politics. However, this article I came across was just to weird to me to leave it alone. Gordon Smith who [...]
Blogging, getting easier and easier…
I’m not saying that I will be updating more and more, but there are becoming more tools to make the process easier to complete. I’ve read many stories about how long blog posts take for the more professional sites, such as TechCrunch, Mashable, ReadWriteWeb, etc. Now I don’t spend as long as they do on [...]
