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Good job being creepy, IBM. Minority Report here we come. (Taken with Instagram at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA))
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Way to go Wells Fargo. Emailable receipts! (Taken with Instagram at Wells Fargo)
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NotesVacation Baby
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Notesmmm infographics (via VHX)
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If you have more than three priorities, then you don’t have any. - Jim Collins
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Notes QR codes as promotional tools.: The image above this post is a flyer that features a QR code....
The image above this post is a flyer that features a QR code. Applications are available charged and free, for any smartphone on the market. The only requirements are having a camera phone and the ability to download applications. I use an application called QR Scanner, and it works fine. I…
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NotesTom Waits is my hero.
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“Love will tear you apart”
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Notes"Hell, that’s like Verizon dropping FIOS and saying we’ve got to go back to landlines, bitching that everybody wants to go mobile and they want to text instead of talk. You follow the people, you don’t yell and tell them to come back."Bob Lefsetz on the Music Business
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Sharker provides additional functionality to Safari 5 through extensions. With Sharker, you will now be able to manipulate Grooveshark from any browser window or any tab, as long as Grooveshark is open.
Sharker provides the ability to control Grooveshark from either the toolbar, or the context menu. All you have to do is click the icon or right click and select the appropriate action from the context menu!
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Notes"For years, the music industry has, in the words of Bonnie Tyler, been holding out for a hero. For the industry, this hero must come up with an idea that is great enough to tempt fans away from illegal file sharing sites, while simultaneously making money for artists, songwriters, and record labels."Ian Youngs, BBC Music Reporter on Grooveshark
