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Ancient Cartoon Originally uploaded by Wordyeti This is one of the earlier examples of cartoon-like storytelling I've run across. Found it at the Getty Villa museum - absolutely wonderful stuff there, in a stunningly beautiful setting. Obviously, whoever had this...

Many times, people are asked, "What would you do if you had a million dollars?" Welp. With inflation raging the way that it is (pay no attention to those cooked-to-mush Gummint numbers), a million just ain't the pot o' gold that it used to be. So to really let...

Short post today, and one that heavily relies on something I saw elsewhere, which I find interesting and insightful enough that I really can't add much with my own blather. To entice you to click over, here's a snip: “B-to-b companies that have been working on their...

Inca Pink Floyd Fans Originally uploaded by Wordyeti I kinda chortled when I first saw this sign ... then thought about it a bit. Amazing how U.S./western culture hits places like this and then gets transmogrified and filtered through their cultural lenses...

A further signpost on how much YouTube and online video are penetrating every aspect of our lives: a woman named Tricia Walsh-Smith, married to a big Broadway producer, is apparently unhappy with the terms of her prenup. So she's litigating the case in YouTube - in a...

Let the consultants rejoice! A new buzzphrase is spreading, which means that there is now a new service that can be marketed, discussed, sold & added to the quarterly CRM budgets. According to Accenture, "Sentiment Monitoring" is: ...an easy and...