1. 2 weeks ago  from bookmarklet
    DevHub • Free Website Builder: Turn your passion into a business

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  3. Notes: 1 / 3 weeks ago  from bookmarklet

    This is one of the funniest tech spoofs I’ve ever seen! Thanks @stevecadwell.

    iPhone4 vs HTC Evo (via tinywatchproductions)


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  5. Notes: 1 / 4 weeks ago  from bookmarklet
    LaterBro.com - Schedule Facebook and Twitter updates

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  7. 4 weeks ago  from bookmarklet
    Kajabi: Push Button Marketing

    Kajabi was developed for Marketers, BY Marketers. Our first goal is to simplify the deployment of Marketing Campaigns, Sales Funnels, and Product Launches from their current technical complexity down to Drag-and-Drop Ease.
    Kajabi’s second goal is to streamline, simplify, and reduce the cost of deploying membership portals and controlled access (Paid or Unpaid) community sites so Marketers have an alternative way to publish and deliver content and interact directly with their customers – without sketchy and unreliable integration or technological jury-rigging.


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  9. 2 months ago  from bookmarklet
    Kickstarter - Decentralize the web with Diaspora

    I just became a $50 supporter.


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  11. 3 months ago  from bookmarklet
    brightkite.com - Group Text...I like this!

    New! Welcome to Group Text

    Free, unlimited, group text messaging.

    • - Start a conversation with a group of friends - when anyone replies, everyone gets the message
    • - Free unlimited texts to any US cell phone
    • - Works worldwide

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  13. 3 months ago  from bookmarklet
    "The most interesting thing Taylor said was that Facebook’s stance is that social connections are going to be just as important going forward as hyperlinks have been for the web."

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  15. 3 months ago  from bookmarklet
    "Workamajig® is the most powerful and innovative project management software for ad agencies, design firms, in-house creative departments and everyone else in the creative industry."

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  17. Notes: 1 / 3 months ago  from bookmarklet
    "Conventional business wisdom breeds paranoia. If you don’t get big fast, you lose. If you don’t obsess about the competition, you will be crushed. If you don’t make long-term plans, you’ll be staggering in the dark. Come on. Conventional wisdom is tired, upset, groggy, scared, and a pain in the ass to work with. It doesn’t have to be like this. Instead of spending your time worrying about what could, might, or may happen, spend your time on what matters now. Are your customers thrilled with your service today? Is your inbox flooded with word-of-mouth referrals today? Do your employees love their jobs today? Can people find what they’re looking for on your website today? Be honest with yourself. If the answers aren’t satisfactory, then I’d suggest that you truly have something to worry about — no matter how beautiful and comprehensive your business plan is. Tomorrow. Eventually. Next quarter. Next year. Five years from now. Exit strategy. Throw these words away. They don’t matter. Today is all you have in business. Tomorrow is just today again. Next week? Seven todays in a row. A month isn’t 30 days. It’s 30 todays. I’m not suggesting you stop thinking about the future. I’m telling you to stop stressing about it. Go on, get lazy."
    -

    More great advice from Jason. Thanks @jonathanpenn for the link!

    Driven to Distraction -Jason Fried is co-founder of 37signals, a Chicago-based software firm, and co-author of the book Rework, which was published in March. This is his first column for Inc.


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  19. 4 months ago  from bookmarklet
    home (entrepreneurcommons): peer-support for entrepreneurs

    Entrepreneur Commons™ is a not-for-profit for and by entrepreneurs, dedicated to helping them through peer-support groups.


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  21. 4 months ago 

    Tribute to my dad Myron “Mike” “Big Mike” John Craver (1927-2010) who passed away this past Wednesday. He loved music like this. His heart was at BIG as this music. “Going Home” played on the pipe organ by the amazing Barbara Dennerlein.

    If you liked this be sure to CLICK HERE to watch Barbara play at Pedals and Pumps: A Festival of Organ Divas.


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  23. 4 months ago  from bookmarklet
    Groundcrew - The platform for location-based action and organizing

    Groundcrew is a web product, an iPhone app, and an API that helps your people organize everything from recreational sports to eldercare to political campaigns across location-based communities, enterprises, and customer pools. We make it easy to connect local people, build movements, and track the results.


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  25. Notes: 1 / 4 months ago  from mobile

    Tweet forwarded by dougcraver

    @hnshah: Social media experts are just people who can’t design or build.—@trentwalton /via @jbrewer Twitter Link: http://twitter.com/hnshah/statuses/10547556200


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  27. Notes: 2 / 4 months ago  from bookmarklet
    "Later today, Twitter CEO Evan Williams will be interviewed by Umair Haque of the Havas Media Lab at the SXSW conference in Austin, Texas. We’ll of course be covering any announcements that will be made by Williams on stage, but we expect that at least part of the keynote address will be centered around the company’s advertising platform."

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  29. 4 months ago  from clevelandstartup

    Great work by Kyle @nowlink. A great example of Strategic Doing…

    clevelandstartup:

    Spent a few hours yesterday afternoon with members of Cleveland’s own Makers Alliance down at Goldstein Caldwell & Associates. GCA is the temporary home to the Alliance’s Hackerspace, where they spent a majority of the day yesterday building a Makerbot. What is the Makers Alliance? What is a Hackerspace? What is a Makerbot? You’ll find answers to all these questions and more throughout the video. You can follow the interviewees on Twitter @gsvitak, @rickpollack & @makersalliance.

    I enhanced the video a bit with some minor iMovie “tweaks” and I’m still working on my “OK”s. But overall I’m really happy with the direction these videos are headed. What do you think?


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