I stumbled upon this amazing rose garden north of downtown Portland while on a run.
2 weeks ago
August 3, 2008
August 2, 2008
The concert pianist at the Portland airport is an excellent touch.
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August 1, 2008
Portland has a ridiculous # of people w clipboards trying to get me to save the earth, children, etc.
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I wish lululemon clothing were cheaper.
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Just realized that I’ve been using the same bar of soap on my face that @kwilly uses on her feat.
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July 31, 2008
Off to Portland for work.
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July 29, 2008
watching An American in Paris
3 weeks ago
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Creativity vs. Co-optivity
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This is a larger topic than this post has room to do justice to. The question I raise is not a new question in the arenas of art, popular culture and commerce. When artists, and I’ll use this term…
3 weeks ago
July 28, 2008
“ If you want to live like a billionaire, buy a $12,000 bed,” You can’t park a mattress in your driveway, but it will last for decades and you can enjoy it every night.
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“ We have a challenge before us in figuring out how to keep the distractions of the net at bay, now that new material is no longer hard to discover or access.
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“ One of the many ironies and contradictions about Apple is that while the company presents this hip, open, cool image to the world, its PR machine is the most secretive, locked-down, hard-assed and disciplined of any company in tech, including IBM.
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July 27, 2008
flower in my backyard.
3 weeks ago
July 25, 2008
inverse relationship
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I have a theory. I’m not sure whether it matters, but I find it a bit funny and potentially true.
Tom’s theory:
companies that are hiring ad agencies to help them “innovate”, or become more…3 weeks ago
“ If Roku, as promised, can pump more than Netflix movies through the box (which connects to broadband Internet), the day might not be far off when certain consumers wonder why they’re paying $110 a month to a cable company to get a whole lot of channels they never watch.
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