So I came into the offfice today and was greeted with this: The Scoutmob link led to a 50% off deal at Cypress Street Pint & Plate, a place I go to often for lunch and after work to meet with people about startup related activities. Like the place a lot. Even pointed the JungleDisk […]
Continue reading →The other day while perusing Twitter I came across Typealyzer. Typealyzer is an application that looks at the content of a blog to determine its personality within the Myer-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) framework. Merely type in the URL of the blog and voila. Who can resist, so I typed blog.weatherby.net into the input box. […]
Continue reading →A social graph of Atlanta Startup Weekend people based on Twitter asw3 hashtag. Click twice to max. Courtesy of Russel Jurney based on Drew Conway’s work and a graphic bump from Blake Perdue.
Continue reading →I am removing the Twitter application from my Facebook account. I am doing this because I spent about four hours with some of the folks I came of age with at my high school class reunion. It was good time. And I learned a few things. Most of these folks are not in the world […]
Continue reading →Chris Anderson the editor of WIRED was on Colbert last night pimping his new book, Free: The Future of a Radical Price (which by the way is free on iTunes as an audiobook. At the 4:57 mark this exchange takes place: Colbert: Can I twitter send me cash? It that legal? Anderson: Twitpay. I believe. […]
Continue reading →Tonight I had the pleasure to be a guest speaker along with Bill Nussey of Silverpop at the Shotput Ventures weekly dinner meeting. I gave an updated version of my "Startups in 12 Quotes" presentation. It was actually titled "Startups in 12 Quotes". The reason for the change is at the end I pulled out […]
Continue reading →It started with a little run down the Chattooga (where Deliverance was filmed) and then a nice hike up 4,700′ Rabun Bald. You can clickie to see the Bull Sluice sequence. Jack tried to stand up and yelled “Cowabunga” and we about lost our guide Nate.
Continue reading →I really did create Secret Sig. And it pretty much unfolded the way that I described in my How I Created Secret Sig post (less all the snarkiness). And after I made Secret Sig I pretty much put it on the shelf. But like the ring of power Secret Sig did indeed have a will […]
Continue reading →Like the Secret Sig blog itself this article is written in a manner that attempts to imitate the skewering parody voice Dan Lyons created for Fake Steve Jobs. I have the utmost respect for all the individuals and organizations mentioned below. It is my hope that they all view their inclusion as a sign of […]
Continue reading →That is the question. One of the mainstay features on FoG over the past two years has been the "quote of the week". It is a post that appears every Friday at noon (I tried 3:14 for a period, but noon works better). It started as a throwaway, something to get a quick and easy […]
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