Stopping by the office last Friday the phones were ringing and things were hopping. Unusual for a Friday afternoon, that's for sure, but then interest has been up a lot lately.
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Found this one in the local weekly, "Westword." 
"Did Barack Obama hypnotize the nation during his Denver acceptance speech?
In this recently posted video, for instance, Obama is accused of using "the techniques of neurolinguistic programming (NLP), a covert form of hypnosis," to …
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In the spirit of these economic times, let me tell you a story about conferences and congruence.
Thirty-odd years ago, I'm walking in Manhattan with a long-time friend. A piece of paper blows by. My friend grabs it up, hands it to me and says, "Keep this. It's really valuable."
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Article word count 614, average reading time 2.5 minutes
Uh oh. Another holiday letter. If you throw this away unread you won’t miss much. Just my story about how Martha Stewart screwed up our holidays awhile ago.
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This is one of those fascinating instances of how the net develops.
Two guys are creating a filter akin to a spam filter that will bolt on to your browser and filter web pages, posts, and apparently all text for the excessively non-grammatical, hostile, Spam type of entries. Voila! Sanity spared! (Oops. hope I haven't overdone the 'screamers')
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