Welcome back to Friday Shout Out. On Fridays, I highlight some of the Web and Social Media Messages I enjoyed giving a hoot about. Whether I retweeted them, starred them in Google Reader or used them as a resource in a blog post, you can now follow those I re-sourced, re-purposed, and referenced.
First, from this site.
On Monday, I talked about subordinate clauses of time, like “before.” I referenced Doug O’brien’s Blog to do so. His post was only about that, which he called time presuppositions. There, he lists some simple spoon-fed examples.
Dan Pink made my blog, again, with my take on his autonomy talk. I used it in context, as I often do, with the classic sales management line, “Either I work for you, or you work for me.” I can’t believe the lack of articles on this operating philosophy. I guess I’ll just have to me the big fish in the little pond for this Google search!
Thanks Tom Vander Well, for inspiring me to write Did Someone Say Kiss This Guy. Boy did I have fun writing this one. I tied a movie metaphor to things that sound familiar and single channel communication.
Now, on to my Google Reader Starred and/or Shared Items.
Posthumous Tweeting – No More Tweets In Heaven by Anita Nelson at Model Supplies. “Juxtaposition: What if you had scheduled tweets very far in advance and then you died before the tweets had completed. Your tweets would go on after you did, like Billy Mays commercials. Speaking from the great beyond. Leaving a tweet legacy.”
And, this video to boot!
What is Logos and Why is it Critical for Speakers? by Andrew Dlugan is a really great read, and not a quick read. Spend a moment on this one. You’ll be glad you did.
Lisa Braithwaite made my day with Comic Sans and Helvetica Walk into Bar
He even talks about S.A.O.D.! Severe Acronym Overload Disorder. He must have read my RSS This ASAP!
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