Observations

Here are some brief comments (really notes on shared items in Google Reader) that are interesting to me but don’t really merit a full post. It’s one way for me to comment on things outside the normal topics for this blog and either ASDworld or ThoughtStorm’s Simplifying Complexity.

Please feel free to comment and let me know your thoughts. Should I write a full posts on something that you see here? Let me know in the comments or by email.

• Procedural drama.
  My comments: Genius!
• FollowUp.cc Automates Email Follow-Up Reminders [Followup]
  My comments: Wouldn't this be a great outlook plugin? It seems to me someone would pay for that, too. What's the revenue model for this? "Features" that cost money to run are tough to sustain.
• FollowUp.cc Automates Email Follow-Up Reminders [Followup]
  My comments: Wouldn't this be a great outlook plugin? It seems to me someone would pay for that, too. What's the revenue model for this? "Features" that cost money to run are tough to sustain.
• Stories Synchronize Brains
  My comments: Another finding to throw in the mirror-neuron pile, but I thought someone recently found no actual mirror-neuron deficits in ASD folks.
• I have a business name I want to trademark. There is also a logo (a picture with the business name) . Do I need to trademark the name AND the logo separately? If so, are they two completely separate trademarks
• Wood floors made from wine-barrels
  My comments: Drool is right.
• Parasite lives on shark eyeballs
  My comments: Government entitlement program. Elective plastic surgery. Estate taxes.
• Can you audit the software that goes in your body?
  My comments: That is a really great idea. Why do we put people to a Hobson's Choice? (And why do only lawyers, usually judges, use that phrase?)
• The Web Means the End of Forgetting
  My comments: I make lists of stuff to remember. So, um, don't write stuff down that you might want to forget. It's an expanded version of the rule that says never tattoo a girl's name on you (unless she's your daughter).
• Low esteem and the factory
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