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Well hoo ray. Just what we need.

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Spire through the fence.

Brian Eno. 

Yeah. Someone alerted me to this and I did a follow up post. I heard, through the rumor mill, that they didn’t really intend to do it, but they like broke the license verification system for CS2 and had to put out some serials so it could still work or something? It’s definitely a good loophole, and I am glad it exists. They should make a habit of it. Announce a new version, and allow an older one to go public. Maybe release CS3 now. That was a solid release. 

For reference re: previous post. Best wedding band ever?

Medicine is reuniting. This needs to happen. 

FENSLER I MISS YOU. 

marksbirch:

If you want to know why nearly all companies suck at content marketing, these two charts should make it abundantly clear.  Org charts?  Committees?  That is a good way to slow the process and lose in a world that moves at the speed of social media and memes.  Oh, and then you have to add “legal review” to everything…

Less is more when it comes to creating and delivering great content marketing.  Relevance and timeliness is everything.  That is something you do not get out of meetings, committees and cross-functional groups.

“Organizations need structure. Markets and enterprises need rules. As successful entrepreneurial businesses grow, they often come to believe that new, complicated processes will undermine their culture. But systematization need not lead to bureaucratization, not if people understand what the rules are for and view them as legitimate.”

- Creating the Best Workplace on Earth - Harvard Business Review

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parislemon:

iheartapple2:

(1999) Steve Jobs Introduces The World to WiFi

Just look at that response over something we take completely for granted now just 14 years later. 

Love the camera man over-the-shoulder as the way to show it on the big screen.

And the hula hoop — look ma, no wires! — is just a brilliant, Steve Jobs touch.

I remember the feeling of utter amazement the first time I took my laptop out onto the porch and had internet. It was astonishing. 

whitehouse:

Share this so your friends know about President Obama’s plan to fix our broken immigration system: http://at.wh.gov/kKKSb

While you’re at it, share this astonishing article from the New Yorker, wherein the ICE illegally deports a US citizen, mentally disabled at that, and walks him over the border, leaving him in Mexico in a jump suit with $3 to his name. After three months on the streets of Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala, he is dropped off at a US Consulate where someone finally realizes his perfect English with a North Carolinan accent is a bit suspicious on a native Mexican, tracks down his brother (in the AIR FORCE), confirms his citizenship and re-issues him a new passport. 

And when he arrives in the US, a US citizen with a legal US Passport? He is detained again, and accused of forging a passport. 

The official responsible? Promoted. The agency issued a review and astonishingly found no mistakes. The case was settled for less than $200k, with no admission of wrong doing. Mark Lyttle still suffers from PTSD and his original mental illness.  

More people were deported in the last six years than in the 100 year period from 1892 to 1992. One million people. One percent of them - 10,000 - are estimated to be US Citizens deported illegally. 

This article disgusted me so much. “Political cover for immigration reform” has its limits, and we have crossed them. 

So screw you, #1, “Continue to strengthen border security.”

http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2013/04/29/130429fa_fact_finnegan

Chandler just pointed out that Adobe CS2 (Released in 2005) is free on the Adobe site. That is awesome!

lizstless posted a photo:

Emma in front of Brian Eno’s 77 Million paintings (at Café Rouge)

Well this is going to be a good time. 

Helayne and the Brandcenter board. (at VCU Brandcenter)

lizstless posted a photo:

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