Have you visited Wired.com today? There is a pretty cool advertisement from Cisco. Just incase you miss it, here is a video.
Have you visited Wired.com today? There is a pretty cool advertisement from Cisco. Just incase you miss it, here is a video.
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This ad by Lipton is awesome. I simply had to share it here.
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Yesterday Carl Hancock (@carlhancock) asked the question on twitter of whether or not he should rename Gravity Forms “Add-Ons” to “Extensions.” Here is the actual tweet:
Should Gravity Forms rename it's Add-Ons to Extensions? Which term do you prefer?
— Carl Hancock (@carlhancock) January 24, 2012
Although my first thought was whether or not he was charging for the item, I started to think more about what it meant then names extension and add-on mean to me. As a marketer, my thoughts quickly shifted to an actual physical product and how it relates extensions and add-ons.

I’ve visited Redrock several time in the past few years. Everything about the place is relaxing and it is the perfect place to take your mom for her birthday. No, I’m not here to talk about the conversation or the time spent with my family, I just want to mention the delicious food we ate.
Based on the location and look of the restaurant, one could easily assume that the restaurant is expensive; however, some of the best items on the menu cost you less than $10. Enough talk, I’ll let the pictures do the rest.

Most people that know me know that I love to dance. More specifically, I love to salsa dance. There is a salsa party almost every weekend here in Oklahoma, but there is only one place I dance at ritually: International Dance Studio (iDance).
Just like any other person, I enjoy spending time with friends sharing stories (and drinks). Even though we (my wife and I) may say we are leaving early, most of the time we end up staying late. This is fine for me, but my wife has a difficult time falling asleep and like to go for a walk on Sunday morning.
Nevertheless, we do get up in the morning and go for a (groggy) walk. Almost every time we end up grabbing a small bowl of noodles from a Phó restaurant near by and I would like to say that nothing beats a hot beef noodle soup after a late night of dancing.
From the small slivers of steak to the fresh cut jalapeños, every bite sends a smooth awakening through my body. I can easily say that the walk home is better than the walk to the restaurant.
I love dancing and I love early morning walks with my wife. Adding some beef noodles to the mix just makes both experiences that much better.

Recently we visited Austin and had the pleasure of taking a tour of the Texas State Capitol. Here are some of my favorite photos.
My wife and I go out to eat often and each time I calculate the servers tip based on the services provided. For far too long have servers started getting undeserved tips. Often times people leave 10% because it seems customary or 20% because it’s a high class restaurant. If this is you, you’re doing it wrong.
The definition of a tip (gratuity) is as follows:
tip: (noun) — A sum of money given to someone as a reward for their services.
So why do we leave tips even if the services were unsatisfactory? Why do we delude these servers into thinking there are good at their job? This has to stop!
If you are out on the go and need to calculate a tip based on the actual services provided, visit iTiplist.com, check items on the list and calculate. Whala! You now have your tip and total based on what you thought of the server.
It’s time to change the way tips are given!
P.S. If you tell the manager that you do not accept gratuity on your bill, 9/10 times he/she will take it off.
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