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podaddies.com/aboutus_management_nate.html
Online Video Ads - Management - Podaddies
Nate Pagel "Pagel is probably in contention for longest digital video resume ever, on the technical side starting with designing interactive CD-ROMs in'93, and on the artistic side with a long career in media art and installations." Liz Gannes, NewTeeVee A new media artist and serial entrepreneur, Pagel has managed award-winning digital media, web and interactive marketing projects for Fortune 500 companies, including Apple, Microsoft
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cspenn.com/w
Welcome aboard! | Christopher S. Penn : Awaken Your Superhero
Ever joined a gym or enrolled in a martial arts school? The really good ones know that getting you to visit once isn't nearly as hard as getting you to come
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deeharvey.com/blog
Dee Blind Mice
Dee Blind Mice Simple, powerful idea makes Twitter exciting again Uncategorized 431No Responses »http%3A%2F%2Fwww.deeharvey.com%2Fblog%2F2011%2F07%2F17%2Fsimple-powerful-idea-makes-twitter-exciting-again%2FSimple%2C+powerful+idea+makes+Twitter+exciting+again2011-07-17+18%3A57%3A23dee+harveyhttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.deeharvey.com%2Fblog%2F%3Fp%3D431 Jul 172011 Not that I ever really got bored of Twitter, but I really love this: Shuu.sh It takes your Twitter feed and displays it so that the tweets
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30sleeps.com/blog
Personal Development Blog - 30 sleeps
30 sleeps | Open Source Personal Development Home Archives About Support 30zzz Playing the Numbers Game by Brad Bollenbach The first Ruby on Rails web development contract I ever got, with zero Rails experience whatsoever, was for $85/hour. To get it, I sent out 80 CVs in 2 weeks. The consulting gig I?m doing right now? I applied for dozens of contracts over a period of months, including even getting flown out to Zappos in Las Vegas recently, going through eight hours of interviews with
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noded.com/noded
Noded Where your concerns are duly noded
September 1, 2011 Tech OverloadSome Things Ever Change It used to be that you got noticed by search engines by who linked to you. When I created this blog there was a wonderful service called Blogrolling. I can't link to Blogrolling any more because it doesn't exist. The service was a database you kept of the sitles you liked and to your friends. You could then put a bit of code in your blog template that would get the list of sites nicely formated and display them in your blog's sidebar