I twittered yesterday about this great magazine that I saw in the West Palm Airport. The October issue is using e-ink on the cover.  This is truly remarkable–a purple cow in a field of grazers. Unfortunately, a picture doesn’t capture the effect, so here goes a video…

I tell this joke once a week, which describes too much about my life.

A chemist, an electrical engineer, and a software engineer are riding in a car together. All of a sudden and without any apparent explanation, the car comes to a stop.

The electrical engineer says, “There must be a problem with the electronics,” and starts to open up the fuse panel.

The chemist says, “No, no, there must be a problem with the fuel line.”

At this point, the software engineer starts to get out of the car. “Where are you going?” ask the other two.

The software engineer gives them a puzzled look and says, “Well, all we have to do is get out and get back in.”

Gizmodo reports that the iPhone commercial forced Pacific Catch to add calamari to their menu. That damn iPhone and all of its demands. I wish I could go back to the days when I didn’t have to update my lustometer on a daily basis.

Recently, I started a work real estate marketing blog. I am collecting technology related marketing thoughts there. FYI, that is my nickname it work, and .com was $39k…

Word from the inside says that if you go to a Cingular or apple store today and they do not have an iPhone that they will mail you one. May not help with the iWood tonight but will keep your iAss out of the iSun.

Google Docs revealed a new look this week:

This interface allows you to organize your documents into folders and boasts a clean fresh look. I have been using google docs to write most of my articles for my NEW BLOG about web 2.0 strategies for marketing real estate. I like that I can collaborate in the google interface.

Just before Google snatches them up, Grand Central is offering service in my area. If you haven’t heard of it, the application is very helpful to distribute only one “anonymous” number to reach you at all your digits.

Ryan has offered free tech support for life “to switchers.”

People are giving me cartoons:

I have to admit that the tangential benefits are good so far.

As Norton fights viruses on my PC, my brain is unprotected against Apple’s malicious software release.

Busted up in web 2.0 and found me some sweetness.  Make your own radio station with your favorite songs and artists in less than 15 seconds. Starting now.