jmcgready’s misc universe

From my friend Bryan:

THE MICE TEMPLAR comic series that I write and co-created with Mike Oeming
goes online Monday, 3/3 as a daily strip at Newsarama.com:

http://hiddenrobot.com/MTDAILY/

Each day, Monday through Friday, a new page of the series goes online
(with back pages achived as each new page appears).

This creates a fascinating way to learn what the Mice Templar is all about in a daily format,
just like the comic strips with ongoing storylines you read in the daily newspaper.

The Daily Mice Templar will also contain many surprises,
as we’ve had the opportunity to address several of the unexpected storytelling concerns
that were hampered by the deadlines of our production schedule.

So even if you have already read the individual issues,
the daily strip provides an even more satisfying adventure!

Bryan, Mike, Wil, Jim & Tim are really excited by this new feature
that truly compliments the ongoing published series,
and should attract more new fans as well (perhaps even you!)

Exciting Daily Adventures of The Mice Templar are only a mouse click away!

-Bryan and the rest of the Mice Templar team!

Technorati: bryan glass, daily comic, mice templar, oeming, webcomic

Things I’ve realized today:

The MacBook Air should be called the MacBook RAZR because:

• It’s thin, silver, solid state (don’t even think about the stock 4200rpm HD).
• All the cool kids (i.e. famous for being famous) will get them.
• In the space of two years they will become ubiquitous.

My six degrees to Tim Ferriss got a heckuva lot shorter due to a coworker’s encounter with him.

I had another thing, too…. wait…

/rummages through overladen backpack o’ crap
/finds note

I’ve pretty much concluded that the Internet Marketing market
seems to have turned into a writer’s magazine kind of market -
where your target customer is, as my friend Neil Prussel would describe them,
“wannabes who ain’t never gonna be“

Technorati: backpack, cool kids, coworker, crap, hd, internet marketing, neil prussel, razr, six degrees, solid state, target customer, tim ferriss