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Re:New Features
By billhr in Spout Feedback
"gambrel83...check it out again. I think we have it resolved.Bill " [More]

Re: New Features
By billhr in Spout Feedback
"Please disregard...got some feedback that there were issues posting replies. " [More]

Re:Test of the discussion system
By billhr in Holsinger Hyphenators
"Reply for a testy test test test " [More]

Re:New Feed and Design Feedback
By billhr in Spout Feedback
"thanks for the fast response :) that's where it used to be but (unless i'm blind) it's not there anymore! [/quote]Huh...I'm seeing it. Are you logged in? If so, would you mind emailing me a screen shot? bill [at] spout [dot] com " [More]

Re:New Feed and Design Feedback
By billhr in Spout Feedback
"I can help with that. If you go to your home page (click on your image), it is below the tabs on the right side of the screen. " [More]

Know thy gut
By billhr in Movies on appliedthinking
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"Sometimes I get confused between when my gut is telling me to do something (or make a particular decision) and when it is my head. Case in point: Tuesday evening I was asked to speak at a local entrepreneur group near my home town. Weeks ago, and in preparation, I purchased the book Presentation Zen. Even though it just came out, this book had been on my “gotta read it” list for some time. In it, Garr Reynolds gives some basic, no nonsense advise about preparing for presentations. Things like: Be concise Be enthusiastic when you speak And know the answer to this: What is my absolutely central point? Not rocket science by any means, but certainly stuff it’s healthy to be reminded of. The entire book is filled with insights like this, but more so it provides a really great method for thinking about speaking and preparing presentations (so go out and buy this book now!). Somewhere in the text, or between the lines, Reynolds creates the impression that a great presentation is half me ... " [More]

Re:New Feed and Design Feedback
By billhr in Spout Feedback
"Thanks for the feedback, JIMBELL!We've made a number of performance tweeks to the system since you sent this and I'm wondering if you still find the site slow?Also, I know a lot of our power-users have been commenting on missing the Dashboard. We actually tried to make all of the items within the dashboard more easily accessible by adding them to the drop-down by your username. So, if you click on the arrow by your name up above, you'll find links to almost all of those features.Does that help?...or do you still miss having all of those things on a single page?Bill @ Spout " [More]
True Films eBook
By billhr in Movies on appliedthinking
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"True Films eBook True Films is a list of 200 documentaries compiled by Kevin Kelly and is currently free to download at his site. If you are a fan of documentaries, I highly recommend this list. Docs in the list I am looking forward to seeing?: Helvetica American Movie New York Doll God Grew Tired of Us The Films of Charles and Ray Eames Why We Fight Theremin The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill Tags: documentaries,, kevin-kelly,, spout,, true, films,, ebook Originally posted on:appliedthinking " [More]
Sundance Film Festival 2008
By billhr in Movies on appliedthinking
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"Sundance Film Festival I’ve been in Park City for 6 days now and have only been able to see a handful of films (Up the Yangtze, Diary of the Dead, Be Kind Rewind and Where In The World Is Osama Bin Ladin?). Why? Too busy being the “suit” for Spout. I’ve been purposefully skipping some of the press screenings I’ve had scheduled to make time to talk to people within the industry. And by people in the industry, I’m not talking about celebrities. I’m talking about the people who get the work done at media companies, distributors, other film festivals, etc. Not that I don’t enjoy a celebrity sighting as much as the next guy. In fact, here is the list of people I have seen so far: Oliver Stone Maroon 5 Dennis Quaid John Legend Colin Firth Livia Firth Woody Harrelson Morgan Spurlock Colin Ferrel Giada DeLaurentis Rachel Dratch Stanley Tucci George Romero And there are probably others, but as cold as it’s been around here, it is hard to recognize people with their hoods up and knit cap ... " [More]

2007 Technology Review: The stu ...
By billhr in Movies on appliedthinking
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"I hope this is still early enough into the new year that I can call this my 2007 Technology Review. The list of websites, software and hardware below are those that I had repeatedly gone back to or have purchase this past year. Websites Spout: Of course I hang out here, it’s the best place to discover movies - new and old, mainstream an obscure. Find me here (member since 2005). LinkedIn: LinkedIn seemed to get really popular with my friends and business associates. I use this site to maintain my professional persona as well as use it to manage my business network. Find me here (member since 2004). Facebook: As many of my friends are here, I try to keep up with them on a daily basis. This site is social for being social sake. Find me here (member since 2006). Google Reader: I’ve gone through a number of feed readers over the past few years (including Bloglines and NewsFire), but Google Reader has been the best. Twitter: All I can say is, haven’t gotten sick of Twitter yet. Fi ... " [More]

Yeah, West Michigan!
By billhr in Movies on appliedthinking
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"The Right Place, an economic development organization located in Grand Rapids, MI, developed this great little video in support of the greater West Michigan area (is that Benjamin Gott wearing sunglasses?). And the fact that it has been posted to YouTube means that people around here are finally getting the “embed and spread” philosophy. Check it out. The community around here has some really great potential. We just need to get people (everyone from investors to regular Joe’s) adopting a growth mentality. But more on that later. Originally posted on:appliedthinking " [More]