Cartoon: That’s What Friends Are For Written by Rob Cottingham / November 29, 2009 9:30 AM / 3 Comments « Prior Post Next Post » A while back, a friend of mine wondered about LinkedIn’s somewhat limited options for indicating how you know someone. (“I vomited on their shoes at the office party” isn’t on the list, for example.) We had a back-and-forth on her blog, and I came up with a list of some potentially useful additions to LinkedIn’s categories. You’ll find them below… but they’re only a starting point. Kindly add yours in the comments, and maybe - just maybe - they’ll be coming soon to a form field near you. More Noise to Signal. (via  Cartoon: That’s What Friends Are For 
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Cartoon: That’s What Friends Are For Written by Rob Cottingham / November 29, 2009 9:30 AM / 3 Comments « Prior Post Next Post » A while back, a friend of mine wondered about LinkedIn’s somewhat limited options for indicating how you know someone. (“I vomited on their shoes at the office party” isn’t on the list, for example.) We had a back-and-forth on her blog, and I came up with a list of some potentially useful additions to LinkedIn’s categories. You’ll find them below… but they’re only a starting point. Kindly add yours in the comments, and maybe - just maybe - they’ll be coming soon to a form field near you. More Noise to Signal. (via Cartoon: That’s What Friends Are For

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sarahcooley:

Cozy Bird (via The Iconfactory)
I’m sooo getting this for my desk!

haha, that is super cute!! does it tweet for you?! :)

sarahcooley:

Cozy Bird (via The Iconfactory)

I’m sooo getting this for my desk!

haha, that is super cute!! does it tweet for you?! :)

Responding to high error rate, Lists feature temporarily disabled.

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Starting about 10 minutes ago, we began experiencing a very high rate of errors and we are working on the underlying problem.

Update (1:30p): We are now recovering from this unexpected downtime. The Lists feature is temporarily unavailable as we diagnose the cause of the outage.

Bummer!  Sure do miss the twitter lists!

The changes that will be wrought by the Internet are as fundamentally transformative to content and commerce as the printing press.Gary Vaynerchuk (Crush It) (via nikiblack)
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Data Centres (via GDS Digital)

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We are go. via @CollegeBlender

collegeblender:

We are happy to announce that CollegeBlender is officially open to the public today! This is technically the continuation of The College Blog Network - we’re still the same team from TCBN, just with a new name and look, and quite a few new features.

CollegeBlender is a place where you can connect with people on your campus and from other colleges around the world. Discover what’s happening on campus and read and share experiences with other people who are stuck on the same tiny island as you for the rest of their academic lives.

We’ll let you discover the cool little things you can do with CollegeBlender, but here are a few of the big new additions:

- All users now have profiles!

- There is a new Talk section that allows you to discuss whatever is on your mind, and see what other people on campus are talking about.

- Blogwire and the Blogs pages are now powered by more complex algorithms to help surface the best and most highly discussed content.

- We have a new url shortener for easier sharing: http://cblend.it - using this to spread your content will help it move up the ranks.

There’s lots more cool stuff to come, but for now check out everything you can do on the new CollegeBlender, Invite your friends, and keep an eye out for what’s next!

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Yet another round of new cities... sprinkled all over the world.

foursquare:

Hey hey -

So it’s time for another round of cities to be added to the roster.. and this time we went pretty deep.  50 new cities overall (we just doubled our coverage!) and these ones are sprinkled all around the world.

People always ask how we choose which cities we’re going to launch and the answer is always the same…. we listen to all your feedback!  Whether you’re voting on the web or harassing us on Twitter :), it’s the cities you ask for that we end up launching!

So take a look at the list below and spread the word.   More big things coming soon so stay tuned…   (and for a full list of all 100+ cities, see foursquare.com)

NORTH AMERICA
Charlotte, NC
Columbus, OH
Honolulu, HI
Louisville, KY
Memphis, TN
Nashville, TN
New Haven, CT
Oklahoma City, OK
Orlando, FL
Park City, UT
Providence, RI
Sacramento, CA
Tampa, FL
Tucson, AZ

Calgary, Canada
Edmonton, Canada
Ottawa, Canada

Mexico City, Mexico

SOUTH AMERICA
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
São Paulo, Brazil

EUROPE
Birmingham, UK
Bristol, UK
Brighton, UK
Cologne, Germany
Edinburgh, UK
Frankfurt, Germany
Hamburg, Germany
Lisbon, Portugal
Milan, Italy
Oslo, Norway
Reykjavik, Iceland
Vienna, Austria
Zurich, Switzerland

AFRICA
Johannesburg, South Africa

MIDDLE EAST
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Tel Aviv, Israel

ASIA
Beijing, China
Bangkok, Thailand
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Mumbai, India
Seoul, Korea
Shanghai, China
Singapore, Singapore
Tokyo, Japan

AUSTRALIA
Brisbane, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
Sydney, Australia

NEW ZEALAND
Wellington, New Zealand

ps:  check out the Mashable coverage too!

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Internet Mergers and Acquisitions - Business (via GDS Digital)

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Internet Mergers and Acquisitions - Business (via GDS Digital)

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Colorless aluminum Coca-Cola canHarc Lee thought up this brilliant naked aluminum Coca-Cola can in order to reduce energy use in the manufacturing process. Because the can uses an imprinted Coca-Cola logo rather than a colored logo dying process, companies who make use of this can potentially get rid of toxic paint processes which harm the environment.”Brilliant!


Not only is this better, but I’ll be god damned if it’s not sexier.

Amazing

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runningred:

artsyphartsy:omnialx:

Colorless aluminum Coca-Cola can

Harc Lee thought up this brilliant naked aluminum Coca-Cola can in order to reduce energy use in the manufacturing process. Because the can uses an imprinted Coca-Cola logo rather than a colored logo dying process, companies who make use of this can potentially get rid of toxic paint processes which harm the environment.”

Brilliant!

Not only is this better, but I’ll be god damned if it’s not sexier.

Amazing

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Sales tax state-by-state (via docsplatter)

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Sales tax state-by-state (via docsplatter)

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sarahspy:

Energy-saving “Hang On” outlet holds onto unplugged items.  Designed by Paulo Oh for Yanko Design.
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brilliant!

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sarahspy:

Energy-saving “Hang On” outlet holds onto unplugged items. Designed by Paulo Oh for Yanko Design.

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brilliant!