Sr. Product Manager at Amazon.com, a musician, a gadget-freak, a committed geek, a doodler, a babbler, a cook, a lover of the simple things in life, a proud T-bird...
Incredible Ball Boy Catch. Man, reminds me of the lawn cricket days. (Not me of course).
by Ezaram Vambe, vimeo.com
Cuba Color Temperature on Vimeo. Lightweight, but beautifully edited.
onlypetrus0, youtube.com
Hmm! I’d think Azarenka’s scream was better. But, to each his own ;-). Will they be allowed to scream in Winbledon?
I think there is a need for both, unless you really make the call to enter scheduling information as soon as you realize the need to get something done.
While my workflow is going through some changes based on some recent observations, this is something that I can vouch that does work.
At the very least, it gives you a sense of things to accomplish.
Amen!
Brilliant stuff from Ravi.
you can’t kill an idea #copyleft
Book Chargers
Kelly O’Reilly, coolhunting.comSecret phone charger for the literary aficionado
The dummy book motif has appeared on accessories from handbags to desktop boxes, only partially satisfying true literary geeks because, after all, they’re only just…
Ok. This is kinda cool. But, don’t know how portable it is.
Bustling Movement of Megacities
Katie Hosmer, mymodernmet.comIt’s quite easy to get swept up in the fast pace of today’s modern world. Urban growth is rapid and, in the next twenty years, nearly 60 percent of the world will be city dwellers. Photographer Martin Roemers believes that “even with the…
Fascinating.
Caring, it turns out, is a competitive advantage, and one that takes effort, not money.
Like most things that are worth doing, it’s not easy at first and the one who cares isn’t going to get a standing ovation from those that are merely phoning it in. I think it’s this lack of early positive feedback that makes caring in service businesses so rare.
Which is precisely what makes it valuable.
"As usual, superbly said.
There’s a volley going on between The Hindu and Times of India and it’s fascinating to watch.
I have to admit that while growing up, I was forced to read The Indian Express at home and The Hindu at school. But, the first paper that I subscribed to - TOI.
In my case, I don’t even know the answers asked in The Hindu’s repartee. Yeah, the pictures were all I cared about. =P
That’s crazy cheap. In fact, Nokia has to really up the marketing message to ensure that customers don’t change their perceived value of a good phone!