I can’t wait to try this out. Love the hand straps.
Love the concept of this new nested/stackable bookshelf idea although I’d prefer it in white.
Some kind words and good points from Keith about how our 97 Bottles project became a reality.
In the past few years I’ve grown increasingly frustrated with the “idea people”. People who are constantly coming up with new ideas, or the concept that the more ideas you have the better off you’ll be. Their view is that the better ideas are the new ones. Three old ideas were alright, but this new, great, special idea is the real ticket. That’s bullshit.
New ideas, truly original, invigorating ones are rare, ones that you can act on are even rarer and the ones that you’re willing to put the time and effort into are even rarer than that. Ones that you’re going to be passionate enough to see through until the end, to do what it takes to make them a success are even rarer than the rarest. I’m tired of ideas. I’m not tired of innovation or new things, but innovation comes with actually doing it. I’m tired of ideas perpetuating new ideas, and throwing out the old ones for the new ones, even though you never even started, let alone finished the old one.
Interesting new browser concept Adaptive Path did for Mozilla Labs. Lots of good, well thought out concepts but like a concept car this isn’t something we’ll be seeing anytime soon.
I love doing work outs like this at home and I like the personal competition and structure of this program. I did the test today and plan to start the regime next week.
Over on the Blue Flavor blog I talk about the basic concept of setting expectations and how it relates to making sure a project is successful. It’s such a simple thing but you have to be consistent and that’s what makes it so tough.