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Su Butcher
Social Media Marketing Maps - http://www.slideshare.net/araknes...
Maps & diagrams always help us find our way and understand better the social media era for marketing and business. A slideshare presentation of 80 maps describing social media. Fantastic resource. - Su Butcher
Sally Church
Robert Scoble
Go ahead and try to have a bad attitude after meeting Milan. He's my happiness monster. Eats up stress and spits it out with a smile. - Robert Scoble from Bookmarklet
Munchkin! But really there's no such thing as a happiness monster. Your son? - sofarsoShawn
Yeah, that's my son. Lots of fun. Except at 1 a.m. when he wants to play. :-) - Robert Scoble
איזה מתוק!! go translate this... ;-) - Orli Yakuel
Absolutely Adorable!!!!! :-) - Pat Graham Block
Pat, thanks. He is edible, isn't he? This should point to here: http://www.flickr.com/photos... - Robert Scoble
What's his name? - sofarsoShawn
Milan. - Robert Scoble
Heya Milan! Always good for a smile :D - Bec Rowe @d0tski
Ahh I can't stay grumpy when I see that face :) Beautiful child, Robert ! - Mo Kargas
What an infectious Smile ... so much happiness - johnpiercy
Beautiful shot! Happy children reflect the good, safe, loving environments provided by their parents! Well done! :) - Susan Beebe
WANT - sofarsoShawn
Cute! And good piccy... - Mark Aitken
so cutteeee :D - Zafarali
µscoble - stretta from twhirl
祝你生日快乐,Monster! - 阿石
He gets his smile from his dad - have you ever seen Robert Scoble not smile? - Jesse Stay
This is a great picture. Children doing cute things always makes the day go by faster. And keeps you smiling while it does. - Angelo Rodrigues
Jesse - You're 100% right - Robert is a happy dude, Milan totally emulates that! :) - Susan Beebe
I wonder how Socbelizer, no offense here, could pop out something so wicked cool! Must've come fron Maryam... - sofarsoShawn from fftogo
Cute kid! I completely agree with you, Robert - Rutger Blom
Cute. Should be proud of yourself Robert. - Roberto Bonini
Man, that is a cracking photo - Zee.
what a cutie patootie! - Anna Lynn M.
Awww..adorable!!!! - MiaD
heheheeeee, back atcha!!! - sofarsoShawn
Philip Calvert
LinkedIn may be growing fast - but so is the spam coming out of it. Do I want 'unlimited wealth' by forwarding an email to 5 people?
SusanPopoola
voting Bletchley Park for Britain's Pride - Building Shortlist (ref: http://www.buildingwithpride.co.uk.)
Jane Hendry
American boy parady - not quite Estelle and Kanye - funny! http://www.youtube.com/watch...
American boy parady - not quite Estelle and Kanye - funny!  http://is.gd/mRpw
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Su Butcher
Try not to be unnecessarily rude, remember you have an audience
Is that your quote Su, it's great :) - arrowsathome@aol.com
Yes- a bit off the cuff - I blame the person who was rude, can't remember who though! Thanks for the compliment :) - Su Butcher
Zee.
Akvo.org - the open source for water and sanitation - http://www.akvo.org/
Akvo.org - the open source for water and sanitation
"Akvo creates and shares internet tools that help to provide clean water and proper sanitation to those who today have none." - Zee. from Bookmarklet
Jeremy Dent
Marketing tactics to think about for 2009 | Juice Digital - http://blog.juicedigital.co.uk/2009...
Not for everyone but if you're responsible for marketing... - Jeremy Dent
Barbara Saul
Just to say that the wonderful http://alrighttit.blogspot.com/ blog is not mine, but by this amazing woman @alrighttit
I thought she was very brave, I don't know if I would cope as well as the writer. It's a very good read. - arrowsathome@aol.com
Leo Laporte
@JasonCalacanis ...and we just received our largest ad order yet. I'm praying that TWiT is the exception that proves the rule.
Me too--TWiT, NPR & Rev3 provide the bulk of the podcasts I take in. - Joe Knapp
Great news because if companies are still buying ads in this sucky economy there's hope for everyone trying to make a business at this. - Robert Scoble
Go Leo! - Andrew Smith
So many businesses are dependent on ads these days, its not a big surprise. - Amit Morson
Congrats Leo! - Wes
You'll get more Leo. You are authentic in presentation and add value to the sender and receiver of messages. All the "looters that observe and advise" can't consult anyone to your achievements. You'll get lots more Leo. You and the crew keep up the good work. - Vince Green
Seconded. While the commercials may be cheesey at times they aren't trainwrecks of continuity that other "commercial backed podcasts" can be. Though I enjoy Amber reminding Leo to do the comercialls in net@night. - Stephen Lecheler
I am genuinely glad your doign well Leo, and I think you deserve it. You are a pioneer. Unfortunately the thing that makes you good is why I can't listen to anythign but Windows Weekly any more - the pandering and glad handing makes me insane. You feed into the prevailing mood on the web, not dig under it - I suspect its why you are popular, but it makes for a lot of inaccurate tone that you could use yoru platform to correct, not feed. - Soulhuntre
@soulhuntre - can you elaborate. Pandering and glad-handing to the other hosts, or to Twitter or Apple, or what? Do you feel we're not critical enough of companies and the net? - Leo Laporte
Leo, good for you, and your Audience! - Marc Handelman
@Leo - Editorially (companies and so on) you are fine, honest and hard hitting. Its more the prevailing mood and the opinions of your guests... maybe thats it. You tend to have folks on who are the ones shaping the prevailing blog-o-moods anyway, so when they dont get challenged on Twit it just feels like more of the same ya know? - Soulhuntre
By the way, you can see why Leo is getting advertiser support in my interview with him here: http://scobleizer.com/2009... - Robert Scoble
@soulhuntre - that's one reason Dvorak is on nearly every TWiT episode. He hates everything. ;-) - Leo Laporte
Wasn't that why he spun off to Cranky Geeks for a while? - Stephen Lecheler from IM
@Leo - some of it is probably recording timing as well, It is hard to listen to a Twit where you or a guest is putting out there information that is factually wrong, sometimes after another podcast I heard you on gave you correct info... (thinkign out loud here) I am trying to give you a solid answer since you took the time to ask :) - Soulhuntre
@Leo - Here it is - you act as a semi-passive facilitator for the views of your guests and hosts. That means you don't really act as the cross pollinator and sometimes foil I want you to be. It seems you will join in a pile on of some rumor or least favored child long after even you have admitted in another show you don't see why it / they get a bad rap. It makes you a great facillitator, but it makes me crazy sometimes :) - Soulhuntre
Sally Church
Lung Cancer, whats that got to do with Delivery Drivers? : The Courier Shop blog - http://www.thecouriershop.co.uk/blog...
Lung Cancer, whats that got to do with Delivery Drivers? : The Courier Shop blog
In the US, the EPA have been making big inroads into reducing the danger. A tough task considering most areas of the US and the Uk are urbanised so diesel fumes are in every breath we take. As much as 25% of the breath we take in highly urbanised areas, more if there is a port nearby and the diesel fumes from the ships engines are in the air. - Sally Church from Bookmarklet
Yikes! - Mr. Gunn
Sally, I thought you published something yesterday that said there is no correlation between inhaling diesel fumes and lung cancer? This looks like the opposite. - Jim Hardy
Jim, no yesterday was breast cancer unless I am losing my marbles. - Sally Church
I reblogged a quote from this post this morning (http://friendfeed.com/e...) and looked at the evidence. The problem is that the evidence is all over the shop because the contents of the fuel is changing over the years. The negative reviews were written by the trucking industry so they may be biased. I spent hours reading the individual papers and concluded that yes, there was reason to be concerned. - Sally Church
I was reading through the research as I wrote it, it was very interesting. I felt like going out with a face mask (the air purifying kind) today. Thanks for highlighting this Sally. - arrowsathome@aol.com
FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
GOING GREEN: MAKING CLIMATE CHANGE HOT - http://www.moreintelligentlife.com/story...
GOING GREEN: MAKING CLIMATE CHANGE HOT
"Here’s how Texas solved the problem of highway litter. They did some research and found that the biggest culprits were 18- to 35-year-old males who drove pick-up trucks and liked sports and country music. The threat of penalty fines didn’t work; nor did appeals to the young men’s sensitive natures about the harm done to local wildlife. So the Department of Transportation ran an advertising campaign that recruited Texas’s sporting and country-music heroes, from Lance Armstrong and Chuck Norris to Willie Nelson and Lyle Lovett. One advert had Mike Scott, the Houston Astros pitcher, pick up some litter and—using his famed split-fingered technique—hurl it at a roadside trash can. Cue massive explosion, followed by the catchphrase, “Don’t mess with Texas”. As Chip and Dan Heath write in "Made to Stick”, a book about communicating ideas, the ads avoided the negatives of guilt and shame in favour of the positives of pride and group identity. Within a year, roadside litter had dropped by 29%; within five years" - FFing Enigma (aka Tina) from Bookmarklet
Go Texas! - Shevonne
I have the book mentioned above "Made to Stick" and rather enjoyed it. - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
I cringe every time I see a dumb hick toss a can, cup or wad of paper out his window here in TX. On another note, another scary offender is cigarette butts out the window. Seem harmless enough, but in drought-stricken parts of this state it can burn a pasture to a crisp in minutes. Don't mess with Texas. - Christian (Simply X)
That's a great example of using good data to make a real difference that is targeted at the right people. Cool. - Sally Church
Sally, if you've not read the book I recommend finding it at your local library. The entire premise is how to craft ideas and campaigns that are truly sticky with the intended audience and is chock full of examples like this. - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Now that's a great idea. 'Keep Britain Tidy' is so lame, I can't even keep my living room tidy, so where's the appeal in that. Changing the emphasis makes all the difference. Mind you 'don't mess with Warwickshire' doesn't sound great either - Toby Graham
Agree with Tina. Excellent book. - Todd Hoff
Tina will do, it looks very interesting indeed. - Sally Church
I've always thought I could do well in something like this. The key thing here is that although they're making a persuasive argument, the work is fundamentally data-driven. The difficult part is how to handle it when your collected data reinforces stereotypes. - Mr. Gunn
Well, in the case given above the data did reinforce stereotypes: young males who didn't care about the consequences of littering (i.e. fines or damage to the environment) were the primary culprit. They did a great job of catering to what would matter to that demographic: emulating a hero. - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
yes, it was nicely done. - Mr. Gunn
Sally Church
Submitted: Pharma Strategy Blog: Scientists unravel structure of key breast cancer target enzyme aromatase - http://www.mixx.com/stories...
"Scientists at the Ghosh lab at the Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute (HWI) in Buffalo, New York have uncovered the molecular details of Aromatase, the key enzyme required for the body to make estrogen." - Sally Church
Julian Bond
Stonehenge was 'giant concert venue' - http://digg.com/general...
"So sad that Stonehenge wasn't renovated and remade as a millenium project. The KLF were right. In other news, it has been confirmed that the pyramids were an early attempt at space travel (by moving in several directions at once)." - Julian Bond
I find this explanation a bit questionable, because setting up these stones is a lot of grunt work just to experiment with sound technology. I prefer the explanation that it was, in effect, a clock that let people predict certain seasonal events. And venue for accompanying ceremonies. - Jerome
I find an explanation that Stonehenge was a concert-party-rave venue in ancient times entirely believable. - Julian Bond
Dom
Dom
Drained but happy - we rescued a patient from the brink last night. It's a tough world sometimes.
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