One of the brightest individuals I’ve ever met approached me a few weeks ago about joining him for an innovation bootcamp of sorts. He’s hand picked 2 other co-workers as well, and we’re essentially going to be soaking up…
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Senator Stevens’ tubes
Politics aside, I was saddened to hear that Senator Ted Stevens died this week.
He held the senate seat for the great state of Alaska long before I was born there and long after I left. While at GSL…
Knowing your craft
I had the wonderful opportunity to attend An Event Apart this past year in San Francisco. I can count on one hand the times I’ve been to a tech/design conference in the last 13 years I’ve been sling webs. The…
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Free Black and White iPhone Wallpaper
I put together this set of iPhone (or iPod Touch) wallpaper a while ago. Hop over to flickr and snatch up the ones you like! (Tip: If you see one you like in this slide-show, just click on it and…
What You Get When Commercials Become Content
As the media world continues to play catcher to the power punches of the internet, there are a few that are at least beginning to cover their chin. In the new age of making your mark, it take more than…
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5 Ways to Make Photoshop Better
I’ve been an avid Photoshop user since 5.0, and have used it nearly every day of my professional life for the last 10 + years. After all of these years, there are a few things that bug me every time…
Going Goolgle
I don’t think this is what they meant by going Google.
If you know much about me, you probably know I’m a Google fan. I’ve been using their apps for a few years now, and they are virtually integrated into…
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5 Ways Running Fuels the Creative
I’ve been running for almost as long as I’ve been a creative professional and I can’t help but notice ways that running fuels the creative side of me. Here are a five ways I think running is good for…