–Seven steps to remarkable customer service

(Seriously. This dude is 100% right.)

–George Orwell: 12 Writing Tips

(Keep it simple. Use short words over long words. Is my image trite or cliche? Good advice.)

–Explanations for 11 Important Philosophical quotations.

(I happen to disagree with a few, but this is still an interesting article. The classics are easy targets for manipulation, so beware.)

–Who will win the next high-tech jackpot?

(The web is ripe for the next “big player” to step up. Who do you think it’s going to be?)

–Shelfari

(I think I might do this. You type in all your books and it creates a virtual recreation of your library. Has anyone done this?)

Rudius PR:

–The OODA Loop and You: Strategy of Allowed Chaos

(Robert’s new entry is spectacular. John Boyd is huge, I posted about him last week. Read this, trust me it’s good. Digg it here.)

–Tucker Max: Serious Art, Frat-guy Fun

(Solid article from the Daily Cal. Although it leans fairly heavily on the Tucker Max article I wrote a little over a year ago, which I’ll post later.)

History of the Peloponnesian War seems like a heavy read, but it’s easier than you’d think. Just posted quotes from the book HERE

“This is the safe rule–to stand up to one’s equals, to behave with deference towards one’s superiors, and to treat one’s inferiors with moderation.”

-The Athenians

Thucydides

History of the Peloponnesian War