There Is Plenty of Food. Why Are People Hungry?

by Warren Whitlock

It troubles me greatly to think that as you I discuss how over a billion people are hungry and have need for clean drinkable water, there will likely be another  child fall because of these basic nutrition problems.
Our modern world support billions of people and capacity grows by the day. And there are two facts [...]

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Not Information Overload.. I’ve Got a Use for All That Data

by Warren Whitlock

When you change your frame of reference, and take a 10,000 foot overview, you see thing that you may have missed
Gary Flake shows how we can get out of the pile of trees that we have seen as the Internet and view the forest of knowledge assembled for us.
Technorati Tags: microsoft pivot,future browsing,new tools to [...]

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Google Energy: How Much Power Will They Have?

February 21, 2010

Froe Mashable: Google Energy: Google Can Now Buy and Sell Electricity
Google’s ever-expanding empire has added another branch: subsidiary Google Energy has been granted an order by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to buy and sell energy at market rates.
Does this mean Google is set to become your power company? Not yet — instead, Google wants [...]

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“Give Me A Call. I’ll Be Out All Day”

February 18, 2010

Technorati Tags: radio salesman,herb tarlek,wkrp,voice mail,google voice,universal inbox,instant messaging
Way back in the world before computers and cell phones, one of my favorite funny lines from TV was WKRP salesman Herb Tarlek assuring a client that everything work out OK
Del, goshdarnit I’ve got to go, but if you need anything, anything at all, I’ll be in [...]

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Everything Economists Tell You is Wrong

February 13, 2010

I do hope you don’t think I’m a wacko for the headline today. (there are so many other reasons that you might use that label though).
It’s just time I share a few thoughts on the futility of paying them much heed.
Here’s a list of a few of the misconceptions we get listening to economists

The [...]

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A Good Day For Recommendations

February 12, 2010

I just started posting testimonials an recommendations to this blog site.
Picked a good day, here’s another a few hours after the first (
I have a great deal of respect for Warren Whitlock. He is one of the "good guys". Brilliant and ready to share his information, and very nice to deal with. I highly [...]

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Guest Speaker at Association Launch Party

February 12, 2010

I was one of the guest speakers at the launch of the International Association of Aspiring Authors party held by Jess Kennedy Williams.
Jess sent this email about my participation:

Hi Warren,
You were great on the call last night.  Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to join us.  You were a big [...]

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The Spammers Hire a Copywriter

February 11, 2010

I just edited some comments on my Twitter Handbook blog (where we update reader of “Twitter Revolution: How Social Media and Mobile Marketing is Changing the Way We Do Business & Market Online”) and found this
Substantially, the post is really the sweetest on this worthy topic. I agree with your conclusions and will eagerly look [...]

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Connecting Across Social Networks

December 14, 2009

I’ve been experimenting with a couple of tools that bridge databases to make it easier to reach friends and contacts where they want to be reached.
We’ll have an update on this weeks Social Media Radio Show.. including some stats on what social networks have the best connections and how one site promises to get 43% [...]

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Send Me A Note So I Know You’ve Been Here

December 14, 2009

I read all the comments from this site. Some people don’t know that and still not sure how to reach me.
So I add this cool connection form. It should appear from time to time on posts and pages now. I just add a short code inside a post.
Send me a quick note and let me [...]

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