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Monday, 29 February 2016
Photo Fun!
I love taking photos in my parents' garden!
And the outakes.......
Jude xo
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Hoooked Zpagetti!
Today I get to tell you about something totally cool!
This is Hoooked Zpagetti (not a spelling mistake!). This stuff is made from ....... T-shirts! How cool is that!
And if you're wondering what on earth can you knit or crochet with it, just take a look at this for inspiration!
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And there's more!
This is Hoooked Ribbon, made from .............. recycled yarn!! Super duper cool!
If you love recycling as much as me, and also enjoy crochet and knitting, then check out all the wonderful
Hoooked Yarns over at Fabric Yard!
And to tempt you even further, Fabric Yard are having a
Spring Sale
You've got until 1st March to bag yourself a bargain! And remember, only £1 shipping on all UK orders.
Happy Shopping!
Jude xo
Sunday, 21 February 2016
The theme this month in the Siblings Together Bee 2 is Hedgehogs!
My blocks
These cute little fellas are the brain child of Melly and Me!
This is the original pattern by Melly and Me, which you can purchase
(As you can see, in Siblings Together we are going for a more 'brights and scrappy' look with our blocks!)
I know some people adore hedgehogs, so get ready for some cuteness overload!
Meet Hollie! Isn't she a cutie (and also made and designed by Melly and Me)!
To make your very own Hollie the Hedgehog go
to get the Melly and Me pattern.
Now if you know me well, you may know that I haven't always had such positive encounters with said 'hogs'! Suffice to say, several early morning experiences involving my dog, a large mixing bowl, and airborne hogs into the local school grounds will just about cover it! 'Nuff said!
(No hedgehogs were injured in said relocation - I know because THEY KEPT COMING BACK INTO MY GARDEN!)
And breathe!
Jude xo
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
My Favourite Bag!
Also in Popular Patchwork (March issue) is one of my most favourite bags!
It's my favourite bag because the 'quilt as you go' technique is one of my favourite quilting techniques and I get to continue my love affair with scraps!
I love the texture QAYG creates, and it's perfect for projects where you need a little more structure.
My pattern will show you how to 'quilt as you go' and also how to insert a recessed zipper, perfect for keeping all your
fabric purchases
essentials secure!
Hmmm, all this talk about QAYG makes me want to make something else using this fun technique! It's not like I don't have plenty of scraps to choose from after all!
Do you have a favourite quilting technique?
Jude xo
Monday, 15 February 2016
Spring Greens!
It was a beautiful Spring day here in Belfast.
The perfect day to show you my Spring Greens quilt.
I've used different sized 'geese' in Sandi Henderson's 'Secret Garden' fabrics.
This was a lot of fun to make!
My mind starting thinking about our migratory Brent Geese (who occupy Strangford Lough during our winter months), which inspired me to quilt arcs across the geese. My thinking here was to give some 'movement' to the geese! Do you think it works?
More Sandi Henderson in the back.
The quilt finishes up at 67" x 72" and if you fancy making your own version, you can find the pattern in the March edition of Popular Patchwork.
Our Brent geese will fly away again in April! So glad I've got my own resident geese, all year round!
Jude xo
Sunday, 14 February 2016
Love Is In The Air!
Spread a little love this week!
Jude xo
Saturday, 13 February 2016
Spring Walk!
This is Spring Walk by Sarah Betz/Little Cube. Aren't they gorgeous! I particularly love the cute umbrellas and swans!
I'll be working on these this weekend for a magazine commission.
There was plenty of the wet stuff about today, but isn't it lovely to see spring winning out!
And walking of a different kind happened yesterday!
I took my family to Gaol!!
We have long been wanting to visit the historic and Victorian
Crumlin Road Gaol
in Belfast.
An informative and engaging tour, and well worth a visit.
But don't worry, they let you out again!!
Have a great weekend!
Jude xo
Tuesday, 9 February 2016
Back to it!
On Saturday I returned to Bee Blessed, after a 7 month break!
It was wonderful sewing with old and new friends again, and seeing all the wonderful in-progress quilts.
This month we are working on reverse churn dash blocks, to compliment last month's churn dashes.
I got these 3 made, and there's a lovely collection of others growing too.
We would love it if you could make us a block or two. You can find the tutorial
, and check out more wonderful pics of donated quilts and blocks on the
Bee Blessed blog
Jude xo
Saturday, 6 February 2016
Cushion Love!
Continuing the 'Love' theme this month, here are the 2 cushions I submitted for publication:
Quilt Now
(Feb issue):
Similar to my 'Drunken Hearts' quilt, this cushion is made using drunken path units to form the curved tops of the heart (Katy the editor named it 'Dunk Your Heart' because it reminded her of Jammie Dodger biscuits!).
I chose the sweetest red Lecien 30's Fabric Collection with Essex Yarn Dyed Linen in Flax for the background.
sell a wonderful range of pom pom trim and I couldn't resist going for giant red pom poms to finish off this round cushion.
Sewing World
(Feb issue):
This is my Chenille Heart Cushion, with a positive and negative front and back.
Chenille is a 'layering and slashing' technique, creating raw edges which turn fluffy when washed. It's a wonderfully tactile finish, perfect for a snuggly cushion don't you think!
So if you are looking for a valentines gift idea for that someone special, grab yourself one of these magazines and get cracking! You've still got time!
Jude xo
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
Feeling the Love!
February is the month of Luuuurrrrrvvvv! (so I'm told!)
So I submitted a few 'heart related' projects to magazines!
This is my 'Drunken Hearts' quilt in British Patchwork & Quilting (Feb), so called because I used 'drunkards path' units to make the heart blocks.
I have to say I 'fell in love' with this quilt as I was making it, and can't wait to get it back from the magazine.
I used Art Gallery's 'Bijou' and 'Dreaming in French' for the hearts and Essex Yarn Dyed Linen in Black for the background.
My sweet
did a beautiful job quilting this for me on her long arm machine (you can just about see the hearts quilting pattern).
Tune in again for another 'Luuuuurrrrrvvvvv' installment!
Jude xo
Monday, 1 February 2016
Leaping Into February!
How wonderful to leave January!
Storm 'Henry' decided to usher in February here, very kindly sending the contents of my recycling bin up and down the length of my street!!
On a happier note, it's nice to see at a glance my makes & bee blocks for January.
Technically, not everything here was made in January, but if they are published in January then I've decided to include them! The usual clues are in there for future reveals.
L-R: Brit Bee; Siblings Together Bee 2; Bee Blessed
It was a good month for bee blocks too.
So what will February bring? 2 family birthdays, a trip to prison (!!), guests and lots more running and sewing!
Another regular month then!!
Stay safe!
Jude xo
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I realize this site is not too active these days but maybe someone might take an interest - who knows!
I've done this mostly for fun and to learn some Linux along the way.
A short run down - XBMC 11.0 (Eden) - everything works as stated - keep in mind software rendering only.
I've compiled 13.0 (Gotham) from source and the GUI works but as soon as I go to a video folder it core dumps.
14.0 Kodi boots briefly for a second and then core dumps.
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No more saying bf, but it's weird actually saying "fiancee" now lol
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It's time for another mattress battle…this time with two of the titans of the online mattress industry squaring off. In one corner we have the ultra-popular Casper with its cool marketing, sleek design, and head turning price. In the other corner we have Loom and Leaf, spiritual child of established online mattress company Saatva, the L&L is packed with high-end materials, a traditional look, and a feel and build quality that is every bit as good as Tempur-pedic.
But there can only be one who will take home mattress glory…continue reading to find out who's the victor between Loom and Leaf and Casper mattress!
In a bit of a hurry? Click here to skip to the review summary for the quick version.
Loom and Leaf Mattress Review
The Loom and Leaf mattress is a 12″ luxury foam mattress. It's been designed to provide exceptional cooling, deep compression support, and balanced comfort. Perhaps the greatest distinction between L&L and Casper is simply that it's not compressed in a box. The Loom and Leaf ships via full service in-home delivery. This means they will set the mattress up on your frame, take your old mattress away (if needed; for an extra fee), and can deliver your foundation also.
Loom and Leaf is built from 4 different layers of foam. It has a total thickness of 12″, which gives it a slightly larger profile than many other online mattresses (this also improves the deep compression support, more on that in a bit though).
Top layer (comfort + cooling) – the top layer is 2.0″ of conforming gel foam. Gel beads in the foam help to absorb heat from the sleeping surface, improving the cooling of the mattress at large. The gel is swirled into the foam during the formation process, this helps to ensure the gel penetrates the entirety of the foam for even distribution.
The gel swirl foam is nice, but what really makes the top layer incredible is the lamented medical-grade spinal cooling pad. The cooling pad is affixed to the top of the gel foam layer. This is the same type of cooling pad that is used in burn wards and hospitals, as such it has to perform under the most critical of circumstances and adds an impressive level of cooling to the mattress.
Second layer (contour) – this layer is 2.5″ of visco-elastic memory foam. This is a 5 pound foam that makes up much of the core of the mattress. Visco-elastic memory foam is similar in many respects to latex foam. It provides great comfort, cooling, bounce, and responsiveness.
Third layer (transitional support) – this is a 2.0″ transitional support layer that helps the foundational foams work with the above foam layers. Additionally, it helps to provide improved deep compression support. This allows the mattress to offer a consistent level of support for both large and small sleepers.
Bottom layer (foundation) – this is a 5.5″ high-density support foam. It acts as the foundational base for the mattress, providing shape and a good base layer.
The cover of the Loom & Leaf mattress is made from 100% organic cotton. Cotton gives the cover a classic look and makes it highly breathable (which helps keep the mattress cooler). Quilted within the cover is a thin piece of foam (5/8″). This foam combined with the cotton cover gives the mattress a traditional soft feel. When you immediately lie on the mattress you'll feel the initial softness of the quilted cover as the foams begin to engage.
In addition, the cover is woven using natural thistle. Thistle acts as a natural organic flame retardant, as opposed to a chemically treated flame retardant or fire sock. It's a very nice extra that I haven't seen in any other mattress I've reviewed.
Aesthetically, the Loom and Leaf has a luxurious look and feel. The cover is trimmed with gold thread along the perimeter, which gives it a high-end look.
Firmness, Feel, & Comfort
The Loom and Leaf mattress has a medium firmness (called the Loom & Leaf Relaxed Firm) at a 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale (where 10 is the most firm). If you prefer a firmer feel, the Loom & Leaf is also available in a firmer option (called the Loom & Leaf Firm), at an 8 out of 10 on the firmness scale. Loom and Leaf has a luxury look and feel on par with Tempur-pedic. From the foam materials used, aesthetic style touches, and manufacturing quality, the mattress has a solid build quality that is evident from the first lie.
Many online mattress companies try to create a universal feel; a mattress that has an ideal balance of comfort, support, and cooling suitable for the vast majority of sleepers. Of all the companies trying to hit this universal feel mark I think the Loom & Leaf is among the best 2-3 that really hit the nail on the head. The L&L allows the sleeper to sink 1-1.5″ into the mattress, providing a balanced level of hug without feeling so deep that it creates heat retention issues or makes the sleeper feel "stuck". Additionally, all of the foams within the Loom and Leaf are highly responsive. This means they quickly change and adapt to changes in your movements. This also helps to ensure continual and consistent contouring support, while avoiding the "stuck" quick-sand like feeling.
The material construction of the Loom and Leaf is equally impressive..organic cotton, plant-based foams, natural thistle flame retardant, good memory foam poundage, spinal cooling gel, and 6.5″ of comfort foam. The Loom and Leaf has really gone above and beyond with their material selection. No corners are cut. They use the best materials and it delivers an exceptional mattress.
In terms of support the Loom and Leaf does a very good job. This especially extends to deep compression support. This is particularly important if you're a heavier sleeper (really anything over 180 pounds). The L&L does a good job of maintaining consistent support even under heavier pressures. The thicker mattress profile helps to maintain this level of support even for heavier sleepers.
Size | Price |
Twin | $699 |
Twin XL | $799 |
Full | $949 |
Queen | $1,099 |
King | $1,499 |
California King | $1,499 |
Other Details
- Warranty – 15 years
- Shipping – 7-15 days, $99, delivered via full service in-home delivery (two men will come and setup the mattress in your home and take your old mattress away; extra fee to take your old mattress away), mattress is not compressed
- No Tax
- Trial Period – 120 days
- Refunds – 100% money back within the trial period, very easy to process if you decide you don't like it
- Made in the USA
- Smell – very little smell, what little there is dissipates after a day
- Organic, Green, & Natural – made with plant-based foams, organic cotton cover, natural thistle as the flame retardant
Casper Mattress Review
The Casper is a 10″ all foam hybrid mattress. Hybrid mattresses use different layers of foam (or other materials) to achieve an optimal level of comfort, support, and cooling.
The Casper is built from 3 different layers of foam.
Top layer (comfort) – the top layer is 1.5″ of latex foam. Latex foam is designed to offer great comfort, bounce, and cooling. Latex is one of the most established and widely used materials in many modern mattresses today. Casper uses a Dunlop latex, which is among the most durable of the latex family.
Middle layer (support ) – the middle layer is 1.5″ of memory foam. Memory foam provides support and pressure relief for the mattress. It's placement below the latex foam helps to eliminate any potential heat retention issues.
Bottom layer (foundation) – the bottom layer of the Casper is 6.5″ of high-density support foam. This is a basic foam that acts as a foundational base for the mattress.
The Casper is a classic hybrid designed foam mattress. Hybrid mattresses utilize different layers of foam (or other materials) to maximize certain benefits, while minimizing other negative attributes. In Casper's case they have chosen to layer latex on top of memory foam. Keeping the latex layer on top ensures the sleeping surface stays cool, has a nice bounce, and a good general comfortableness.
Additionally, by placing the memory foam in the middle of the mattress the Casper is able to have good support and pressure relief, but also reduce any heat retention issues that could otherwise arise from the memory foam (memory foams have a tendency to sleep hotter than other foams).
Casper's cover is a two-toned design. The white piece of fabric on top is imported from Belgium. It has a soft feel, good stretch, and is quite porous (note the knit in the image below). The porousness helps the cover and mattress breath better, by allowing for easier airflow.
Be very careful when moving the Casper though. While the white fabric on top is great for cooling, it's not great for durability. Last time I was moving the mattress my Casper's cover got caught on a small obstruction and pulled several threads out. The grey piece of fabric that runs along the permitted is much sturdier though, which does help to reinforce the edges against possible damage there.
Aesthetically, the Casper has a modern look to it. The two-tone grey and white design gives it a nice contrast that looks sharp in any room.
Firmness, Feel, & Comfort
Casper strikes a medium firmness at a 6-7 out of 10 on the firmness scale (where 10 is the most firm). I give Casper a bit of a firmness range due to anecdotal evidence I've received from many of my readers. Lighter sleepers (less than 180 pounds) seem to experience the Casper in a slightly softer feel, at a 6 out of 10. This is in contrast to heavier sleepers (180 pounds or more), which experience a firmer feel, closer to that 7 out of 10. I believe this is due to the Casper's 3″ of comfort foam. Heavier sleepers put increased pressure on these foams, which allow the sleeper to sink into the deeper layers of the mattress, which have a firmer feel.
With regards to overall support, I think the Casper does a pretty good job. For sleepers that are an average weight, you're perfect. However, for heavier sleepers the deep compression support is a bit lacking. This is simply due to sinking deeper into the foams, beyond the more comfortable and supportive layers.
Casper does a good job keeping the mattress cool. The hybrid design with the latex layer on top and an extra porous fabric atop the cover helps to maintain a cooler sleeping surface.
When lying on the Casper in a normal sleeping position you'll experience 1-1.5″ of sinkage. Despite the fairly balanced depth of sinkage, the hug feels more pronounced. The top latex layer is quite soft, which allows the mattress to substantially hug and envelope the sleeper. It's still quite responsive, so I wouldn't say this envelopment causes me to feel "stuck". It's an interesting phenomenon. The top layer of latex is quite soft, which allows the deeper hug, while at the same time providing slightly less in terms of body contour. IE, you sink into the layers, but they don't as sharply contour like 100% memory foam would.
Size | Price |
Twin | $550 |
Twin XL | $600 |
Full | $800 |
Queen | $950 |
King | $1150 |
California King | $1150 |
Other Details
- Warranty – 10 years
- Shipping – free, 1-5 days, comes compressed in a box
- No Tax
- Trial Period – 100 days
- Refunds – 100% money back guarantee within the trial period, very easy to process a refund
- Made in the USA – mostly sourced from the US also, some of the fabrics come from Belgium
- Smell – strong smell for about a week
Loom and Leaf vs. Casper Mattress Comparison
The following is a comprehensive comparison of the major features, construction specs, service, and other attributes of the Loom and Leaf vs. Casper mattresses.
Casper | Loom & Leaf | |
Foam Layers | 1.5" latex foam, 1.5" memory foam, 7" support foam | Spinal cooling gel, 2" gel foam, 2.5" visco-elastic memory foam, 2" transition loft pad, 5.5" support foam |
Height | 10" | 12" |
Cover | Soft, decent thickness, good stretch | 100% organic cotton, quilted, thin foam layer for softness |
Firmness | 6-7 out of 10 | 6 or 8 out of 10 (2 firmness options available) |
Support | Good | Very good |
Motion Transfer | Very minimal | Very minimal |
Price - Queen | $950 | $1,099 |
Price - King | $1,150 | $1,499 |
Warranty | 10 years | 15 years |
Trial Period | 100 days | 120 days |
Shipping | Free, 1-5 days, compressed in a box | $99, 7-15 days, white glove delivery service, not compressed |
Refunds & Returns | Yes | Yes |
Should you buy a Loom and Leaf or a Casper mattress?
Both Casper and Loom and Leaf have their pros and cons. However, after several months of sleeping on both of these mattresses I feel like the Loom and Leaf is simply a better mattress.
I would recommend the Loom & Leaf mattress to anyone who falls into the following categories:
- You want a medium or hard firmness mattress – the Loom & Leaf is available in two firmness levels, their Luxury Firm, which is a 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale (where 10 is the most firm) and their Firm, which is an 8 out of 10 on the firmness scale. The medium Luxury Firm mattress offers a wonderful balance of comfort and support, while the hard Firm mattress offers much stronger push-back and stiff support. If you aren't sure what level of firmness you need I recommend going with the medium. The vast majority of sleepers want and need something in the 5-7 out of 10 range.
- You want a balanced hug and feel – the Loom and Leaf has a moderate level of sinkage and hug. It's not so deep that you feel stuck and enveloped, and it's not so light that you feel excessive push-back.
- You want good body contouring – the Loom and Leaf does a good job of providing full body contouring for the sleeper while still remaining highly responsive (IE, the foams quickly change as you move and change positions).
- You want exceptional cooling – L&L combines breathable organic cotton, gel infused foams, open cell foam structure, and a spinal cooling gel to deliver some of the best cooling I've experienced in any mattress (I've only tested one mattress that performed slightly better).
- You want natural materials – Loom and Leaf uses natural thistle as the flame retardant (as opposed to a traditional fire sock or chemical FR treatment), organic cotton in the cover, and plant-based foams. Granted, it's not 100% natural from top to bottom, but Loom and Leaf has taken some very sizable steps towards creating a more healthy and hygienic mattress.
All things considered, I feel that Loom and Leaf has really knocked this one out of the park. You spend a little more money, but you get an impressive mattress.
For more information on the Loom and Leaf visit LoomandLeaf.com.
If for whatever reason you think the Loom and Leaf isn't right for you or it's out of your budget range the Casper can still be a good mattress. I really love the Loom and Leaf, but I don't want to discredit the Casper. By all accounts, the Casper is still a very good mattress and can meet the needs of many sleepers.
I would recommend the Casper to anyone who falls into the following categories:
- You want a medium firmness – the Casper's firmness ranges from 6-7 out of 10 on the firmness scale. If you're a smaller person, it'll be slightly softer. If you're heavier, you'll experience a slightly firmer feel.
- You want a mattress with a pronounced hug – the soft top layer of the latex in the Casper provides a more pronounced hug. The body contour is not as sharp as you would get with a 100% memory foam mattress, but the overall sinkage / hug is more dramatic.
- You want a less expensive option – the Casper is a bit cheaper than the Loom and Leaf. The price difference for the Twin is $149. The price difference for the Queen is $149. The price difference for the King is $249. Additionally, you can save another $99 on shipping with the Casper (which has free shipping).
For more information on the Casper visit Casper on Amazon.


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We all know that sex is a very important part of any marriage. Knowing how to keep things hot for the both of you will take you to places you've never been before. Above all else, however, always remember that sex can be incredible if you are in love. Take the time to remember the romantic things you and your husband used to do for each other. Always keep in mind how much you love him. Inviting him out for a date can revive those early-relationship feelings and can even lead to great sex tonight.
To lend even more excitement for you and your husband, dress up in a sexy outfit that makes you feel great and that you know he'd enjoy, and don't let him see it until you are ready to go out. This can help to bring back memories of when you first got together and all was still fresh and exciting. Kick it up a notch by wearing sexy lingerie underneath your outfit; if you've got the house to yourselves, wear the lingerie for when he comes home from work; that will definitely give him a nice surprise!
If you plan on having your date at home, tidy up your house and set up the dinner table with candles. Prepare a lighter meal for the both of you so that if the mood strikes, you won't be worrying about a full stomach. By creating this mood, you can induce a wave of nostalgia of your first date together; and contrary to what a lot of people think, men can be wooed like women can be. Let him be reminded of how the two of you started out, how easily you turned each other on without being anywhere near the bedroom. Creating this special mood and making an effort to have great sex is a sure way to make the bond between you and your husband stronger, helping to make the marriage last.
Don't just save the preparations for the dining room, make your bedroom a relaxing, comfortable place for you and your partner. Tidy up the clutter and remove distracting items. Change the sheets from your everyday cotton ones to silk or satin sheets and place candles in safe containers all around the room.
Pick the perfect time. It's not simply a matter of making time for sex; pinpoint the days and specific hours when you are more likely to have high energy levels and achieve orgasms more readily. Research has found that some women have better, more frequent orgasms during days 6 to 10 of their menstrual cycle (the first day being the first day of a period), which can absolutely help the both of you have a better experience during sex. The exact time of day doesn't really make a difference as the sex hormones are fairly consistent over the course of a day; however, just make sure you aren't too tired.
You can also purchase some toys to try out, and lubricant is a definite must-have. Make use of strawberries, chocolates and whipped cream if the mood strikes. Adult movies can also be watched, perhaps giving you ideas of things you might like to try.
Your spouse will be very pleased to see how much work you have put in to create such a special night for the two of you. He might even be so impressed that thinking of how much work you've done will act as a sort of foreplay for him. This night will more than likely be a memorable one and will help to continue strengthening the relationship between you and your husband.
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July 28, 2009
Also born on this day: Soulja Boy and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Interesting combination of individuals.
It's Not What the Website Does, It's What the User Does
July 14, 2009
Its okay to let people leave your website. Seriously, they'll find their way back via search, bookmarks, or links if you have anything at worthwhile to offer. Link out to other useful/entertaining sites, news articles, social media profiles, or what have you, and trust that your customers are capable of remembering your brand and returning of their own free will.
To people who think of their audience as sheep who must be herded into purchasing, I'd like to ask you a question. Do you seriously have that low of an opinion about your customers? Common usability considerations aside, why are you catering to the lowest common denominator?
There are a host of reasons why people leave websites, but most of them boil down too is that they can't figure out what the site is all about (communication fail), that something doesn't work (usability fail), or that they are bored (engagement fail). The first two are simple to avoid with proper design, communication, and optimization. The last one is a little bit trickier.
Hat tip to Hugh MacLeod and this cartoon.
Bantam Live: Social CRM = The Future
July 13, 2009
I just checked out Bantam Live and, as someone who manages complex interactive campaigns on a day-to-day basis, I have to say "DO WANT". (gotta use appropriate internet-nerd speak).
Like I said in my last post, it is not the relationship you have with your customers, it is the relationship your customers have with your business that is important. Social CRM systems like Bantam have got it right.
Via Crunchbase:
"With Bantam, business teams can create secure social workspaces to share information, track activity, and manage contact and company relationships inside and outside the organization. Status updating, auto-posting, following, notifying, messaging, and profile pointing features weave purposefully into business workflow objects (activities, CRM, events, project management, etc.) for users to become aware and interact with their colleagues and contacts."
B2B decision makers, what do you think? I love the idea of something that combines internal and external project management like this – it could streamline the process and cut down on the mystery between business and IT.
Reflections on Cluetrain, Ten Years Later
July 12, 2009
As anyone who knows me in real life is well aware, I recently reread The Cluetrain Manifesto, and having read the original when I was in high school ten years ago, I had the advantage of an interesting perspective. Not only did I get a bachelors and join the working world since then, I work in interactive marketing and often tend to be the person who helps companies board the Cluetrain. Here are my thoughts, jotted down as I read:
The relationship your customers have with your brand is more important than the relationship you have with your customers.
The feelings and emotions your brand evokes are just as important, if not more important than your actual product.
You can't control the conversation, and it is stupid to even try. Instead of trying to hide, be transparent. Honesty and an authentic desire to enrich and benefit your consumers resonate far more than anything else.
People buy from people.
Instead of PR, do MR – Media relations. One solid partnership with a journalist or blogger is worth a hundred press releases.
The second you really, truly recognize that it is not about what your customers can do for you, but what you can do for your customers, it all becomes so much easier.
It is not what the website does, it is what the user does.
Your company/brand is boring. Your people are interesting.
Your customers are not grain and you can't keep them in a silo. Give them the freedom to interact, share, remix, and make your content/brand their own and they will reward you.
Anything can be a social object when properly communicated and presented.
Linear thinking will kill you. Relationship thinking is where it's at.
First, create something worth talking about. Then give your audience the tools to make it their own.
We are in the API era. Chances are someone has already built the technology you need; don't reinvent the wheel.
The attention economy is dead. Welcome to the interaction economy.
Minimizing the pain doesn't make it a kiss.
Once you're formed a genuine relationship, you're willing to take less and your customer is willing to give more (Moroccan carpet seller analogy – the more you get to know them and their family the more you want to give, and the more they get to know you and your life the more they want to give you a better deal, since they see you as fellow human and not just a wallet).
Agility and analysis are just as important as research and expertise.
It is damn easy to turn on your user's BS detectors, and nearly impossible to turn them off. Build only authentic authority.
All the SEO in the world can't help you if your content sucks (said it two years ago and got quoted by Doc Searls himself, and it holds even more true today). In fact, this should really be "all the SEO in the world can't help you if your content, design, and/or usability suck."
The web and therefore interactive marketing is fundamentally optimistic. Go the opposite route at your own peril.
Your customers are online, and they are talking. Full stop.
We're all so used to the changes the web hath wrought that we don't even realize it.
Ten years ago no one knew what blogs and SEO were except for the hardcore geeks.
Combining bleeding edge enthusiasm with thoughtful analysis will let you write your own ticket.
Traditional media makes the audience a passive witness to their own life. The internet enables people to be active.
Passion subverts hierarchy on the web.
Consumers shouldn't respect corporations, corporations should respect people.
The ideas at the fringes are the most interesting.
Gandhi had it right – "first they ignore you (no one cares about that lone voice online), they laugh at you (what a silly idea! no one will use that), then they fight you (our customers are not online/don't read blogs, don't use social media, then you win (adoption/conversion)."
The lure of the web is human-on-human interaction.
Everyone is granted a unique voice and perspective at birth. It is up to the individual to take full advantage.
Every webpage you see has person/people behind it.
One-way communication is dead, and that is worthy of celebration. Two-way communication is ten times as effective.
The web has changed time from sequential to random in the sense that everything is searchable and accessible.
If your FAQ page doesn't reflect actual customer questions, its existence is pointless.
Language isn't camouflage, it is clarity.
If you are not funny, sexy, or useful then change your company/brand until you are.
Customers are not targets, they are friends and partners.
The future hasn't even been invented yet.
It's the Integration, Stupid
July 7, 2009
I love it when people talk about the different marketing channels like they have nothing to do with each other, then they go home and browse the web while watching TV and listening to the radio and chatting on Facebook, Twitter, et al.
Your audience interacts with your brand as a whole. The same people reading your blog see your commercials and get your newsletters and watch your YouTube channel. How they first come across you and/or your company may vary, but their interaction with your brand extends across media. They've already integrated your marketing strategies without your involvement.
File under: painful obviousness, harsh language.
Yes, this blog has been quiet for a while – but I've been busy on Twitter (@jazspin), and I've been working on a number of exciting projects that truly exemplify the power and utility of the web. Watch this space. That said, it is has been nice getting out of the echo chamber for a while – there are plenty of amazing blogs out there, but there are also plenty that are bandwagon jumpers. Another testament to the fact that people respond to authentic voices both online and offline.
On a related note, I recently re-read the Cluetrain Manifesto (ten year anniversary edition). The first time I read it was online, sitting in my parent's basement and probably signed into AOL chat talking with my friends and downloading music – it was 1999 and I was still in high school (yes, I was that much of a nerd even then). I would like to think I am perceptive enough to have fully grasped it at the time, but not so much. I did take away the knowledge that internet was going to change things forever, however, and that it was already making the world that much smaller and more connected. I also recognized the way that the web opens doors – a realization that I did not fully take advantage of until I started my first blog, an endeavor that led to a gig with AOL, and the rest is history (and fodder for archive.org).
Today, I work on the web, developing interactive campaigns and changing the way businesses operate. It has been an interesting road, to say the least. There are days when I think I have to drag people kicking and screaming into the 21st century and days when I am so inspired and excited I want to do some Tom Cruise style couch jumping. Fortunately, there are many, many more of the latter.


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I would not go the inbred route but I agree they are misled as a state as WV is and group them with Mississippi, I am ashamed of these states for who they choose nationally since I was KY born but got to understand these two states has fewer African Americans so they will always put them down as human beings and never vote for them, they would vote Hillary because she is white despite having the same views as Obama but she is white and they relate to white people.Kentucky will always vote for McConnell and Paul because inbreds rule this state and stomp over their women and tourism will decline unless a holcaust on these racists occur, this is a lost state and does not matter for obvious reasons and should be treated as such. Common sense does not exist here.
It saddens me but I will no longer visit states like KY and WV as they were once welcoming to us but not in the last twenty years when they projected their shortcomings onto us and would encoutage boycotts since they are as racist as the Southern States they emulate, Virginia and NC are more weloming than them. I hope no one visits those state again.


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I am overposting today to overcompensate for taking a week or two off. This wraps up our voyage into the horrors of 1932 and it's thankfully a glorious end. Master director Carl Theodor Dreyer produced a film here that taps the most effective tropes of silent horror and provides them with the most successful farewell one could want. Is VAMPYR the last great gasp of the silent style?
Yes, it is. From the beginning, we're awash in images that recall the best genre work of Murnau and the gang. VAMPYR is alive with surrealism and expressionism, stuffed with distorted flesh and arcane monstrosities. It's not really valid to say that oddities didn't hit the screen after 1932, but I'd argue that they were never treated this way again, at least substantially. VAMPYR is hallucinogenic and dreamy, and you can easily see the stylistic difference in things like KING KONG and THE INVISIBLE MAN that followed. More straightforward presentations, far fewer shadows and fog.
The IMDB synopsis really gives you the gist of the whole film: "A traveler obsessed with the supernatural visits an old inn and finds evidence of vampires." This is not a very convoluted or busy plot. VAMPYR takes its minimal concept and drenches it in atmosphere and style.
Dreyer's especially good at using light and shadow to surreal effect. There's some interesting doubling happening here and it gets deliciously creepy when shadows stop following their casters. Basic, but very effective when done right, as it is here.
I also thought the giant expressionist sets were fantastic and they're used so sparingly that it really jars you when you get a scene that has this sort of look.
While we're sloshing praise around, let's talk about actors. We spend a lot of time with the occult-obsessed Allan Grey and the very Lovecraft-like Julian West plays the character very well.
He certainly reacts to all these weird situations, but his performance is more anchored than some of the actors, making it mean more when we get feral baby vampires...
Or shocked, trancey vampire bystanders.
The narrative's not as A-B-C as something like DRACULA, so we don't get your basic linear progression of characters. VAMPYR works more like a series of old folk tales, generally reusing the same basic ideas and themes, and, in a lot of ways, this works better as a film of images than a straight narrative. Even so, we get a very interesting and slow debriefing of vampire info over the course of the film...
THIS EXPLAINS EVERYTHING, Twilight, all of it! I sincerely loved the portrayal of vampires in VAMPYR. They're not just weird mammals who have a list of weaknesses and powers. The movie returns vampires to their shadowy origins. The vamp phenomena here cannot be anticipated or explained. It encompasses everything, up to and including a skeleton hand toting a bottle of poison.
I think that modern monsters, who tend to be a little too familiar and bound by books of rules, could learn a lot from VAMPYR. The unknown and unexplained will forever be the best way to generate fear and monstrosity.
Gee, I liked this a lot! You'd have to be in the right mood to really feel it, because it is very deliberate and kind of spacey. But I can't imagine too many films that would be a better fit for a slow Sunday of horror.
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1996, major conference in Geneva to devise a comprehensive international copyright treaty Record companies, book and magazine publishers, movie studios, software vendors and other content creators wanted stronger owner rights 2
Concluded copyright owners should have control of copies of their digital works Proposed much of the cost of policing intellectual property protection be with online service providers who are liable for violations of their users 3
Copyright maximalists believe there should be tight control of intellectual property through law and technology Copyright minimalists oppose intellectual property laws that oppose the flow of information in cyberspace. Feel it is a futile effort. Envision a time when authors give away their books and make money only from speaking engagements or musicians give away music and make money from merchandise sold at concerts 4
Ownership of property implies that the owner has certain rights and liabilities with respect to the property (rights to use, manage, possess, exclude, and derive income) Intellectual property – objects such as musical compositions, poems, novels, inventions, etc. that someone can own 5
Gives authors exclusive rights in their works, especially to make copies Lasts for author's lifetime +70 years To be eligible – all work must be original Can be quoted and displayed for limited purposes such as criticism, research, classroom instruction and news reporting Fair use allows several pages of a book to be reproduced by a teacher for students 6
Protects physical objects like machines and inventions for a period of 20 years from the filing date Must be a novel idea and not known to others before the patent is awarded Software was originally considered ineligible until the Diamond vs. Diehr case 7
Word, phrase or symbol that identifies a product Acquired when someone is the first to use or registers it with the U.S. Patent Office Infringement – occurs when the trademark is used by someone else in connection with the sale of goods or services Blurring – using a trademark with dissimilar products Tarnishment – when trademark is used in a negative way 8
"As much land as a man tills, plants, improves, cultivates, and can use the product of, so much is his property" In other words – if intellectual labor is expended the reward should be ownership in the fruits of the labor Many feel this moral work theory is archaic but the US court decisions seem to follow it 9
Property rights are essential for proper personal expression. Property enables an individual to put his will into a thing Property is an expression of one's personality 10
The greatest good for the greatest number Security in possession, use and control are necessary Creators are reluctant to produce and distrube socially valuable works unless they have ownership or exclusive rights to make copies of their works Magnitude of upfront cost to create is so high that the sales must be much more than the reproduction cost (cost to reproduce a CD) 11
Digital Millennium Copyright Act – anticircumventation provision which criminalizes the use of technologies that circumvent protection systems Intermediary liability – liability of 3 rd parties for copyright infringement of others ISPs must be willing to terminate repeat copyright offenders Make use of copyrighted materials for fair use difficult 12
Music and movies are vulnerable because of the digital format and in great demand by young people MP3 format became popular Performers can publish and distribute without the aid of recording companies Low-cost distribution Downside is potential for piracy (Napster, P2P, KaZaA ) 13
DeCSS software allows the ability to circumvent the DVD encryption protection This made it illegal for anyone to provide technology that is intended to circumvent access controls Movies can be played on a Mac or Windows operating system Judge ruled in favor of movie industry to keep the protection 14
Felt to provide better software because multiple people working on it Ex. Apache Web Server, MySQL database, Linux operating system, Open Office, GIMP Different from freeware like Adobe Reader Copyleft License – allows a user to redistribute open source code with modifications or enhancements but uonly under the same license in which the user received the code. 15
In the 1990s Patent and Trade Office began granting patents for business methods and treating them as process patents Priceline vs Microsoft Expedia (which offered Hotel Price Matcher) A Priceline victory would have created a monopoly Read about it online MercExchange vs eBay's "Buy it Now" 16
Originally distributed by Network Solutions on a first-come / first-serve basis Now ICANN There are Youtube videos on Cybersquatting Cybersquatters ◦ typically register a certain domain name to resell them to organizations ◦ Register domain names in bad faith 17
Gripes or critics Register to protests an organization Examples: ◦ www.microsoftsucks.com ◦ www.scientology-kills.com ◦ www.jewsforjesus.org vs. www.jews-for-jesus.com the jews-for-jesus sued and won because the other was an opposite information site 18
Hyperlink – refers to having highlighted text that points to other pages at the click of a mouse. Are you allowed to link to anyone's page? Link to home page or drilled down in? ◦ Can bypass opening pages ◦ Ticketmaster vs. Microsoft 19
Metatags are invisible codes incorporated into HTML code that represent a brief description or words of the web page's contents. Search engines use these. Example: Playboy vs. Terri Wells – in her web page used the key words Playboy and Playmate because she once was one What if I use the key words Pittsburgh Steelers in my web site? Is there anything wrong with it? Look at Facebook pages. 20
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