Monthly Archives: March 2010

Yesterday, Teresa and I collaborated on a design and came up with http://www.teresamurphy.ca/ as well as business cards for her, in just one afternoon. I then got this email from her: ———- Forwarded message ———-From: Teresa Murphy Date: Tue, Mar … Continue reading →

I am so pleased to launch a new Ubertor website for Vancouver Realtor Joan Wolf. She's very pleased with the quick turnaround and clean, professional design, and so am I! ~ Dara

I think about stuff all the time but I forget it. Maybe having a blog will help me write thoughts out and remember how I’ve felt. — This quick reply, courtesy of my Crackberry.

Grant access to your account You can delegate access to your Gmail account to someone else in your organization so they can read, send, and delete messages on your behalf. For example, you can delegate e-mail rights to an admin, … Continue reading →

What a lovely email to receive… Hi Dara, I really appreciated the detailed email you sent me this week about what to tweet! I've been reading it over and over and I'm getting the hang of it slowly. Its an … Continue reading →

Thanks to Nina Pousette, Vancouver RE/MAX Realtor for passing the link to this cool RE/MAX tool! Create custom floorplans and layouts: http://remaxwesterncanada.icovia.com/icovia.aspx ;o)Dara

From http://mashable.com/2010/03/18/social-media-sites-data/ What Social Media Users Want [STATS] 151Share 81 diggs digg Twitterers mostly consume news, MySpace users want games and entertainment, Facebookers are into both news and community and Digg’s audience has a mixed bag of interests. This is … Continue reading →

I'll be showing this video to my class in Calgary tomorrow. Several people attending saw Ian speak there a couple of months ago. Can you believe this video is from a whole year ago? Thanks Ian!;o)Dara

I am very unimpressed with an email I just received – the following message is from a Realtor in Vancouver – sent to people her address book, without BCCing anyone. It almost reads as if it's a scam of some … Continue reading →

I was reading a Dell flyer today, and looked at a footnote in the small print. I was surprised enough by its content to post it here: “ERRORS: Prices, offers, configurations and any other information in this material is subject … Continue reading →