Brilliant! Thank you Lord for Google Video, and thanks to my sister Beck for the link to Betty Butterfield. Watch as Betty describes her visit to the Scientology church. There are several more of these short videos out there, but I have not had time to watch them yet. (must keep working…must keep working…almost 5:00…must …more

Place: The Missing P in RSS I continue to read article after article about RSS. These articles ponder why RSS, a superior product to say e-mail or general bumping around the web, with a free price, and no shortage of cheerleaders has not “caught on” more with the general public. Most people who actually use …more

Mike Judge, If you are listening I beg of you. Bring back Beavis and Butthead with the sole mission of watching this David Hasselhoff video. Butthead – “What the hell is this crap Beavis?” Beavis – “Aaaaaahhhhhh, Ahhhhhh, Make it stop, ahhhh.” Butthead – “This guy sucks.” Google video is truly one of the great …more

As a marketing geek coming out of two weeks of sales training, this post from Seth Godin’s blog rings very true in my world. The integration of sales and marketing is so important – and sadly so rare. It seems that though these two groups share the goal of generating revenue, something always manages to …more

Attention all Dayton, Ohio chowhounds. For a remarkable dining experience, you have got to check out the Meadowlark Restaurant. The atmosphere is great, the people are friendly, and the food is top notch. I had originally heard of the restaurant a few weeks ago while I was driving to work. The Meadowlark sponsors NPR’s Morning …more

Say what you will about the folks from Redmond, WA, but most of us still use their software to get things accomplished. So like it or not, when Microsoft updates its programs it is big news, and so I pass this along to you today. Microsoft has made a free beta version of Office 2007 …more

One of my favorite sites on the web is John Moore's blog, Brand Autopsy. On his site, John provides regular doses of real and relevant marketing advice. Much of the information he is kind enough to share he gleaned from his days of working at Starbucks and at Whole Foods – two companies you might …more