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Automation Vanguard Factory Office Visuals

[https://www.cbsnews.com/news/people-are-crowdfunding-to-buy-elon-musk-a-new-couch-after-cbs-this-morning-report/] Elon Musk makes mainstream news, again. And not only because he’s discovered corporate life ought be geared better towards escaping the scourge of bad meetings [https://work.qz.com/1255636/tesla-ceo-elon-musks-advice-for-when-youre-dragged-into-useless-meetings/] . This week – my head spins in bewilderment as I type – because the

Prospect Discarding - How Google Canary Tab Experiment Could Improve Your Funnel

So Google’s Chrome browser kept crashing on me. After suffering myriad alternatives and successful re-installs, I happened upon their lab version. Future Chrome, you could say. Sandbox, alpha, development – or a term they seem to prefer “the bleeding edge of the web”, as opposed to “Chrome Stable”. They ‘brand’

This or That?

Deceptively simple, yet fiendishly revealing. Also incredibly tricky to write. The ‘this or that’ rapid-fire quiz is a staple of the celebrity profile interview finale. Take a pair of seemingly opposing stops along a particular pop-culture line and shine the headlamp demanding one is chosen above the other. I remember

Man Versus Shark

So I heard an English movie critic promo-ing his latest book. 170,000 words on Fast Times and Excellent Adventures: The Surprising History of the ’80s Teen Movie. The engaging James King [https://twitter.com/jameskingmovies] obligingly suggested his Top Three: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986; from the maestro

Transit War Room Plans Success

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-43561378] I gather there’s a new man at the helm of New York’s mass transit [http://www.mta.info/nyct] systems. He comes down from the same job [https://nypost.com/2018/04/07/new-transit-boss-might-have-the-toughest-job-in-nyc/] for Toronto. Apparently, whilst in post there

Anti Gigantism of Small vs Big

Here’s a punky little platform for anyone (particularly English) selling against the dastardly megacorp. A nasty Bizzilla of giant monopolistic intent. The kind that Schumacher so railed against with his Small Is Beautiful cries. When he warned about the perils of Gigantism. Somewhat akin to the chill of the

Find Your 60 Fires

[https://campaigns.which.co.uk/product-safety/?utm_source=media&utm_medium=papers&utm_campaign=refrigerationproducts] I cannot say that I am fully behind the supposed English consumer pressure group, Which? Some of their campaigns fall foul of being impartially biased against common sense. All too happy to lazily

Patience Putting Probability

Journeyman golfer Shaun Micheel was a surprise 2003 major [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A6853-2003Aug17.html] winner. I caught him punditing during the 2018 Masters. When breeze curtailed scoring at Augusta during the second round’s afternoon, he suggested players ought follow his tailor-made hendiatris [http://salespodder.com/can-you-use-the-gmail-app-pitch/

Brexit Test 15 For Your Buyer

Garnering little media coverage, my homeland suffers yet more Brexit gnashing of teeth. Hardly surprising, given the same week sees state-sponsored assassinators Russia re-prove how an authoritarian regime thinks they must act in the face of decency. Anyway, without retreading tired old ground, a parliamentary scrutiny committee decided to publish

If Your Music Taste Is Cemented By Age 14, Then What About Buying Preference Of Your Squirrelling Magpie

Music streamers Spotify earned themselves impressive PR coverage lately. They “revealed that the tunes you choose in the early teenage years will be with you for the rest of your life”. For girls, this means roughly age 13, boys age 14. Don’t mention Duran Duran, please. They cited “Seth