How did they do this?
(apologies for not embedding but the YouTube version is much poorer quality)
Via Dennis
I was driving home from the city on Saturday when I noticed that the sign for the Cobh exit had been updated (see the icon to the right of the petrol below).
Either the Cobh Harbour Chamber of Commerce has taken a more open view on tourism and lifestyles than heretofore or we have a budding Banksy in our midst!
I was reading a post of Dennis’ recently about the stupidity of airport security regulations and their inconsistent implementation recently and I got to thinking.
First you couldn’t bring guns on a plane, so the terrorists innovated,
Then you couldn’t bring box cutters, nail clippers, scissors on planes, so the terrorists innovated
Then you had to take off your belt and have your shoes scanned, so the terrorists innovated again
Now you can’t bring liquids on a plane.
I really can’t wait to see what airport security does when the terrorists start using boarding cards as weapons!
From Microsoft Marketing Manager Kris Hoet comes final proof that the earth is heating up:
Via MacManX comes the Irish Road of Doom!
I knew the roads in Cork were bad, but jeez!
Dennis Howlett wrote up my recent PodLeaders podcast with FreshBook’s Michael McDerment
Dennis said:
I didn’t learn a great deal about the app itself but I learned a heck of a lot about what it means to be in a clients shoes looking at new ways of working. By his own admission, Tom:
‘Couldn’t balance a cheque, let alone the books.’
How many clients do we know like that? I found the show to be truly refreshing because Tom asked all the right questions from the client’s perspective.
Who knew my lack of knowledge could be such an advantage?
I can see whole new vistas opening up. There must be hundreds of jobs about which I know absolutely nothing (brain surgery, astrophysics, IT (oops!)).
I could brand it as The Clueless Manifesto! – “Need a guy who knows absolutely nothing, Tom’s yer only man!â€?