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  • Outpatient Customer Service Surprises

    September 29, 2008

    You’ve heard me whining about my back and hip problems — well, maybe not that much as I don’t like to whine in public. Turns out I have a herniated disc and an inflamed piriformis muscle. Let’s just say together they make one big “OUCH!” The doctor recommended an epidural steroid injection (ESI). Since all this [...]

  • Link: 2008-09-26

    September 26, 2008

    From Great Writers of Note: Advice from great writers divded into eight categories. [Link: Steve] Be a Better, Tastier Booyah Blogger [Link: Cincom Expert Access] VocabTest.com: Boost your word power. 3-point Game Plan to (Way More!) Productive Meetings 10 [...]

  • 7 Bad Email Subject Lines

    September 25, 2008

    Yvonne Russell rustles up a great discussion about email subject lines. Though email has become a standard tool in our communications box, I still see subject lines (or lack thereof) that could easily send a person’s email into the spam or junk folder. So here’s a list of bad subject lines (or good if you [...]

  • A Real Life Internet Fable

    September 22, 2008

    As a deaf person, I love technology and it helps connect me to many people. But even I can’t believe this true story from Michael Katz of Blue Penguin Development, Inc and I disagree with the conference leader’s actions. {Begin story} I attended the Inbound Marketing Summit here in Boston. It promised several excellent [...]

  • Links: 2008-09-19

    September 19, 2008

    Permission to Change Direction: Must read if you have a niche blog and strong reader relationship… you don’t mind if this blog turns into one about sewing, right? Just kidding. How a Credit Card Makes Freelancers Bawl… by me. I had fun with it… wish I could come [...]

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  • Watches on the Way out?

    April 19, 2006

    Wristwatches Get the Back of the Hand says that more people are skipping the wristwatches and relying on handheld devices for the time. Why am I posting this in Bionic Ear Blog? I stopped wearing a watch because of my cochlear implant. ?????? I understand the confusion. Because of the implant, I got a medical bracelet that [...]

  • Mayawaka PC Game Released

    July 6, 2007

    Enter Mayawaka, the Worlds of Wonder, and embark upon a mystical adventure unlike any other. Maneuver your brave little character across each ancient pyramid, moving quickly and carefully to avoid evil creatures. Collect all eight carved totems to conquer the lords of the underworld and restore happiness and harmony to the land. Complete challenging special [...]

  • Free Publicity

    July 14, 2004

    How’s this for irony? I watched The Shipping News a couple of days ago before reading this book. One of my favorite parts of the movie was the main character learning how to write strong headlines. Instead of the dull “Horizon Fills with Dark Clouds,” his co-worker suggested, “Imminent Storm Threatens Village.” The main character, an [...]

  • PC Annoyances Second Edition Review

    May 11, 2005

    If you own the first edition, you won’t experience déjà vu while reading the second edition. The new one has many changes that you won’t recognize it. Whether you’re a power PC user or a casual one, you will benefit from the book. Because of the wide array of topics covered, I can’t imagine many [...]

  • StylaScript

    March 5, 2002

    JavaScript meets CSS as Style Sheets vs. JavaScript shows you how to create JavaScript rollovers using CSS. It works only with text and aliased graphics. The results? Fewer images, less coding, and less bandwidth. [Link Zeldman]

Meryl Evans is one of the reasons why InternetVIZ is in business today. Without her, the first overload of business would have sunk us. She has also made me aware of the need of clear and concise written communication. She has an accessibility and directness that is wonderful. Her intuition is great. I consider her a ‘trail blazer’. Finally, her work with eNewsletter Journal and The Remediator Security Digest are outstanding. — Hank Stroll, Publisher, InternetVIZ

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