Catch Noise to Signal on Open Source Living
This makes my day. Open Source Living – a terrific directory of open-source software – ran a blog post a few weeks ago that aimed to capture the essence of open-source culture through 20 cartoons. And two of them were from Noise to Signal. From the blog...Hang up and drive. Safely.
Drive Safely Work Week 2010 is coming (in the U.S. – sorry, fellow Canadians), running Oct. 4-8. It’s a joint project of the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety and the U.S. Department of Transportation. The focus is on the dangers of using mobile...Welcome, Mashable visitors. Pull up a chair and make yourselves at home.
Image via Wikipedia The bottom line: Chances are you’re looking for the cartoon. It’s over here. The second-to-bottom line: You can follow Noise to Signal on Twitter and on Facebook. The background: I’ve been drawing Noise to Signal since 2007, and...Sometimes rejection is good for sensitive types (yes, I’m talking about drawing on the iPad)
I’ve been drawing on the iPad for a while now, creating cartoons, drawing graphic notes and generally having a great time. But you don’t have to draw on it for too long to start cursing the iPad’s limitations, even as you marvel at its abilities. And...Help get 100,000 people to opt out of the Yellow Pages
Saying “no” to the Yellow Pages is quick and easy… and a great step forward for the environment and a spam-free world.
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Public speaking and speechwriting: the essential guides
Looking for advice on public speaking, speechwriting and leadership communications? Here are some of my most comprehensive posts, on topics that people ask me about most often.
