I’m an idiot
BY Editweapon @ December 22, 2008
BY Editweapon @ December 22, 2008
BY Editweapon @ November 1, 2008
Same thing as the shots from earlier in the week…a little T.O.’ed about the quality of these shots after exporting from iPhoto, but you get the sense of what’s going on.
Music: "Two Dedications" by Sam Prekop from Who’s Your New Professor…an EXCELLENT album to chillax with.
Antigua, Guatemala - Day 2 & 3 from editweapon on Vimeo.
For Day 4 I was back in the states with better internet, so I exported these at a little higher resolution hoping they turn out more pertty for ya. Enjoy!
Music: “Sunrise” by Norah Jones from Feels Like Home.
Antigua, Guatemala Pictures - Day 4 from editweapon on Vimeo.
BY Editweapon @ October 27, 2008
Pictures of Antigua, Guatemala - Day 1 from editweapon on Vimeo .
Here’s a bunch of random shots from today in Antigua, Guatemala. I shot these with an Olypmus E-500, 40-150mm lens in JPG. I’m not at all happy with the quality of the exported shots in this movie compared to what I was seeing in the iPhoto preview window on a nice 15″ MacBookPro resolution with millions of colors, but I have very limited upload bandwidth and I wanted to get a preview posted. I’ll come back around next time and clean it all up…maybe. You know how I am.
Btw, you can watch my Twitpic stream.
BY Editweapon @ October 22, 2008
Absolutely classic…arrived in my inbox today.
WOOT, INC. INTERNAL EMAIL
STAFF EYES ONLYAttention Woot employees -
We are now entering the final phase of preparations for the Woot-Off planned for midnight tonight. This is when we depart from our usual deal-a-day model and sell one product after another, offering a new deal as soon as the previous one sells out. For some reason, Woot members like editweapon continue to have high expectations for this event. We must make every effort to ensure that they feel disappointed and betrayed.
All workers should be physically and mentally straining to make this Woot-Off a success, like every muscle in a wolf’s body strains to capture and devour its prey. We expect total compliance with the following objectives:
Make sure the stables are thoroughly cleaned and the horses properly groomed and shod. As you know, Commander Rutledge prefers to lead us on horseback during Woot-Offs. Charge!
Customer Service department: all vacation requests for this week and next are approved. If you have not filed a vacation request, take one anyway.
The little green pills in the kitchen are there to keep you alert and working. Take as many as you need. Officially, Woot does not believe in the concept of "overdose".
Take at least one of our servers offline, just for laughs.
Go to the landfill and dig up some more Sansa media players. If you see any Digipro Graphics Tablets (and you will), grab those, too.
Place crap bags in company latrines so those orders can be "filled". To this end, the company will provide free lunch today from El Feo, the filthiest burrito joint in Dallas. Do your worst, guys.
Neutralize all negative thinking among our members. We simply cannot tolerate any more posts like "do not want" or "Woot-Off killer". If electronic means like word filters and IP bans do not work, we must reactivate the rapid-response teams to physically eliminate all threats to our reputation.
Last time, spot checks revealed that approximately 25% of products shipped are broken, incomplete, or excessively dirty. This is unacceptable. For this Woot-Off, defective shipments must make up at least 40%.
Remind SmartPost that there’s no need to hurry on these orders. Prompt delivery makes our customers spoiled and argumentative. Let them learn humility and gratitude while they wait.Above all, we must strive to make this Woot-Off even more tedious, disappointing, and lucrative than the last one. The employee who achieves the most toward this end will be rewarded with one brown Zune. Second place: two brown Zunes.
Forward into battle! Remember: to give one’s life for Woot is glorious!
Larry Stalin
eCommerce eKommissar
Woot, Inc.THIS EMAIL WILL SELF-DESTRUCT IN 90 SECONDS
BY Editweapon @ October 16, 2008
Hey, that’s pretty cool!
I’ve been following Seth ever since Jim Cecil told me about Permission Marketing circa, 2000. Seth had a major impact on my birth actually.
Seth explains how things have changed in the world of marketing with his introduction to Tribes.
Go buy Seth’s new book Tribes.