In the beginning of the month (on December 7, the anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor), I received an email from a company that I had previously blogged about. They somehow landed on my radar and I found their application interesting. The subject line of the email read, “A Christmas present from the Triqle Team.” After a pleasant opening—“we love you, because of your involvement and feedback…”—they made me a fabulous offer. Of course, I couldn’t refuse.
Read the rest of this entry »- RT @GregRuby: Just sounds like the old adage of leading a horse to water but can't make it drink. .. a hubcap #expochat
- Excellent observation! RT @TSNN_Rachel: Sounds very Darwinian RT @GregRuby Shouldn't we just try to assist those that are smart? #expochat
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