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3 months ago
in Looking for people fanatical about the Internet (& first high res videos from my Canon) on Scobleizer
Hiya Robert...
Just read this post. And I really really would LOVE it if you could check your email scobleizer@gmail.com account for my mail to you.
It contains a PDF explaining a concept that pertains to what you're doing with BUILDING 43.
Will you get back to me about this?
Thanks Robert.
Regards,
Roy
Just read this post. And I really really would LOVE it if you could check your email scobleizer@gmail.com account for my mail to you.
It contains a PDF explaining a concept that pertains to what you're doing with BUILDING 43.
Will you get back to me about this?
Thanks Robert.
Regards,
Roy
7 months ago
in Win Copies of Tsufit’s Book “Step Into The Spotlight” on Marketing Pilgrim
Hey Andy...
Saw your tweet about this contest. Thought I'd give it a shot.
So now... would you mind pushing that light over a little... a little more... and YES! That's me in the spotlight!
Blue skies
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Roy
Saw your tweet about this contest. Thought I'd give it a shot.
So now... would you mind pushing that light over a little... a little more... and YES! That's me in the spotlight!
Blue skies
love
Roy
9 months ago
in New Twitter Design for Its Benefit, Not Ours on Marketing Pilgrim
I find the new design awesome. Except for one key issue... It doesn't work at all in Opera Mini. No ability to post. No ability to reply. No ability to fave.
I really hope they fix this, because the mobile site has such poor usability, it too is unusable.
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Roy
I really hope they fix this, because the mobile site has such poor usability, it too is unusable.
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Roy
11 months ago
in Bowing … scraping … not to offend on Paul Jacobson
Hiya Paul...
Oooo! I absolutely have NOT retracted a single thing I said in the original comment/critique! As Vince said, my apology was an adjustment. I have apologised for my offensive tone. Which I think is an appropriate thing to apologise for.
Re the 27 Dinner talks... my critique holds. But there ARE ways to approach offering criticism. And I don't think it will be easy for people to TAKE my criticique the way it was presented by me.
My aim in MAKING the critique in the first place was to offer my insight, and to make it useful, so that improvements could take place. What use is criticism if all it does is stir anger?
As for bloggers being up their own butts... the tone of my comment revealed to me that I was up my own butt too. The apology is my attempt at yanking myself out of my butt by my own bootstraps. Buttstraps.
Blue skies
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Roy
Oooo! I absolutely have NOT retracted a single thing I said in the original comment/critique! As Vince said, my apology was an adjustment. I have apologised for my offensive tone. Which I think is an appropriate thing to apologise for.
Re the 27 Dinner talks... my critique holds. But there ARE ways to approach offering criticism. And I don't think it will be easy for people to TAKE my criticique the way it was presented by me.
My aim in MAKING the critique in the first place was to offer my insight, and to make it useful, so that improvements could take place. What use is criticism if all it does is stir anger?
As for bloggers being up their own butts... the tone of my comment revealed to me that I was up my own butt too. The apology is my attempt at yanking myself out of my butt by my own bootstraps. Buttstraps.
Blue skies
love
Roy
11 months ago
in Bowing … scraping … not to offend on Paul Jacobson
Hiya Paul...
Oooo! I absolutely have NOT retracted a single thing I said in the original comment/critique! As Vince said, my apology was an adjustment. I have apologised for my offensive tone. Which I think is an appropriate thing to apologise for.
Re the 27 Dinner talks... my critique holds. But there ARE ways to approach offering criticism. And I don't think it will be easy for people to TAKE my criticique the way it was presented by me.
My aim in MAKING the critique in the first place was to offer my insight, and to make it useful, so that improvements could take place. What use is criticism if all it does is stir anger?
As for bloggers being up their own butts... the tone of my comment revealed to me that I was up my own butt too. The apology is my attempt at yanking myself out of my butt by my own bootstraps. Buttstraps.
Blue skies
love
Roy
Oooo! I absolutely have NOT retracted a single thing I said in the original comment/critique! As Vince said, my apology was an adjustment. I have apologised for my offensive tone. Which I think is an appropriate thing to apologise for.
Re the 27 Dinner talks... my critique holds. But there ARE ways to approach offering criticism. And I don't think it will be easy for people to TAKE my criticique the way it was presented by me.
My aim in MAKING the critique in the first place was to offer my insight, and to make it useful, so that improvements could take place. What use is criticism if all it does is stir anger?
As for bloggers being up their own butts... the tone of my comment revealed to me that I was up my own butt too. The apology is my attempt at yanking myself out of my butt by my own bootstraps. Buttstraps.
Blue skies
love
Roy
1 year ago
in Win a HP HDX Dragon 20inch notebook; name your top five digital lifestyle products and services on last100
1. My Toshiba Tecra M4 tablet pc -- I use it for making pictures of ideas in conferences.
2. ArtRage 2.5 -- painting software.
3. My Nokia N91 smartphone. Music and web. What more could I want? Oh yeah... the phone.
4. Qik.com and Opera Mini tie for fourth place as top phone apps.
5. My Toshiba digital video projector, the key component of my home theatre system.
Thanks for the contest!
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Roy
2. ArtRage 2.5 -- painting software.
3. My Nokia N91 smartphone. Music and web. What more could I want? Oh yeah... the phone.
4. Qik.com and Opera Mini tie for fourth place as top phone apps.
5. My Toshiba digital video projector, the key component of my home theatre system.
Thanks for the contest!
Blue skies
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Roy
1 year ago
in Immediate and gritty: on the spot citizen journalism with Roy Blumenthal on Paul Jacobson
Hiya Paul...
Thanks for posting this, dude. Much appreciated.
I really wish the footage could have been better. And I see from watching it now at the office that at least seven or so minutes didn't make it to the site. Pity. Probably transmission errors or something.
Between 15 and 20 shots were fired by my reckoning. The one cop was shot in the groin, and upper arm. The other cop, critically wounded, looked like he had a lower chest wound, an upper leg wound, and an arm wound. He was airlifted out first, after paramedics stabilised him.
The two cops were coincidentally in the area.
The man whose house was being robbed ran out of his garage, calling for help. An old man on crutches was busy calling the cops when a patrol car stopped at the stopstreet directly opposite the house.
The three men were sauntering away, and the old man pointed them out.
The two cops drove in their direction, and blipped their siren once.
I saw the biggest of the three robbers delving into his jacket pocket, and I ducked behind the windowsill. That's when the shooting started. Loads of it. And it was LOUD. And pretty damn scary.
When the shooting stopped, I looked out again, and the groin-wound cop was asking the old man to call an ambulance, probably to help his critically wounded partner. He was stumbling along the road in the direction of the getaway. Probably because he was trying to prevent the hijacking that was happening at exactly that point.
The hijacked car owner was unharmed. The people in the house were unharmed. The two cops were stabilised, and taken to hospital. I heard from one of the cops that a third cop may have been shot while in pursuit of the robbers.
My lips have gone numb from adrenaline overload. And I think I'm not the most productive dude at work today. But hey.
These guys looked casual. But they were striding with purpose. Very smartly dressed. Keep your eyes open. Stay safe, keep a big following distance in your vehicle to give you maneuvering room, stay observant.
Happy weekend, folks.
Thanks for posting this, dude. Much appreciated.
I really wish the footage could have been better. And I see from watching it now at the office that at least seven or so minutes didn't make it to the site. Pity. Probably transmission errors or something.
Between 15 and 20 shots were fired by my reckoning. The one cop was shot in the groin, and upper arm. The other cop, critically wounded, looked like he had a lower chest wound, an upper leg wound, and an arm wound. He was airlifted out first, after paramedics stabilised him.
The two cops were coincidentally in the area.
The man whose house was being robbed ran out of his garage, calling for help. An old man on crutches was busy calling the cops when a patrol car stopped at the stopstreet directly opposite the house.
The three men were sauntering away, and the old man pointed them out.
The two cops drove in their direction, and blipped their siren once.
I saw the biggest of the three robbers delving into his jacket pocket, and I ducked behind the windowsill. That's when the shooting started. Loads of it. And it was LOUD. And pretty damn scary.
When the shooting stopped, I looked out again, and the groin-wound cop was asking the old man to call an ambulance, probably to help his critically wounded partner. He was stumbling along the road in the direction of the getaway. Probably because he was trying to prevent the hijacking that was happening at exactly that point.
The hijacked car owner was unharmed. The people in the house were unharmed. The two cops were stabilised, and taken to hospital. I heard from one of the cops that a third cop may have been shot while in pursuit of the robbers.
My lips have gone numb from adrenaline overload. And I think I'm not the most productive dude at work today. But hey.
These guys looked casual. But they were striding with purpose. Very smartly dressed. Keep your eyes open. Stay safe, keep a big following distance in your vehicle to give you maneuvering room, stay observant.
Happy weekend, folks.
1 year ago
in Immediate and gritty: on the spot citizen journalism with Roy Blumenthal on Paul Jacobson
Hiya Paul...
Thanks for posting this, dude. Much appreciated.
I really wish the footage could have been better. And I see from watching it now at the office that at least seven or so minutes didn't make it to the site. Pity. Probably transmission errors or something.
Between 15 and 20 shots were fired by my reckoning. The one cop was shot in the groin, and upper arm. The other cop, critically wounded, looked like he had a lower chest wound, an upper leg wound, and an arm wound. He was airlifted out first, after paramedics stabilised him.
The two cops were coincidentally in the area.
The man whose house was being robbed ran out of his garage, calling for help. An old man on crutches was busy calling the cops when a patrol car stopped at the stopstreet directly opposite the house.
The three men were sauntering away, and the old man pointed them out.
The two cops drove in their direction, and blipped their siren once.
I saw the biggest of the three robbers delving into his jacket pocket, and I ducked behind the windowsill. That's when the shooting started. Loads of it. And it was LOUD. And pretty damn scary.
When the shooting stopped, I looked out again, and the groin-wound cop was asking the old man to call an ambulance, probably to help his critically wounded partner. He was stumbling along the road in the direction of the getaway. Probably because he was trying to prevent the hijacking that was happening at exactly that point.
The hijacked car owner was unharmed. The people in the house were unharmed. The two cops were stabilised, and taken to hospital. I heard from one of the cops that a third cop may have been shot while in pursuit of the robbers.
My lips have gone numb from adrenaline overload. And I think I'm not the most productive dude at work today. But hey.
These guys looked casual. But they were striding with purpose. Very smartly dressed. Keep your eyes open. Stay safe, keep a big following distance in your vehicle to give you maneuvering room, stay observant.
Happy weekend, folks.
Thanks for posting this, dude. Much appreciated.
I really wish the footage could have been better. And I see from watching it now at the office that at least seven or so minutes didn't make it to the site. Pity. Probably transmission errors or something.
Between 15 and 20 shots were fired by my reckoning. The one cop was shot in the groin, and upper arm. The other cop, critically wounded, looked like he had a lower chest wound, an upper leg wound, and an arm wound. He was airlifted out first, after paramedics stabilised him.
The two cops were coincidentally in the area.
The man whose house was being robbed ran out of his garage, calling for help. An old man on crutches was busy calling the cops when a patrol car stopped at the stopstreet directly opposite the house.
The three men were sauntering away, and the old man pointed them out.
The two cops drove in their direction, and blipped their siren once.
I saw the biggest of the three robbers delving into his jacket pocket, and I ducked behind the windowsill. That's when the shooting started. Loads of it. And it was LOUD. And pretty damn scary.
When the shooting stopped, I looked out again, and the groin-wound cop was asking the old man to call an ambulance, probably to help his critically wounded partner. He was stumbling along the road in the direction of the getaway. Probably because he was trying to prevent the hijacking that was happening at exactly that point.
The hijacked car owner was unharmed. The people in the house were unharmed. The two cops were stabilised, and taken to hospital. I heard from one of the cops that a third cop may have been shot while in pursuit of the robbers.
My lips have gone numb from adrenaline overload. And I think I'm not the most productive dude at work today. But hey.
These guys looked casual. But they were striding with purpose. Very smartly dressed. Keep your eyes open. Stay safe, keep a big following distance in your vehicle to give you maneuvering room, stay observant.
Happy weekend, folks.
