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  Friday Opportunity

  04.27.12 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I don’t know what people are thinking about on Fridays, but it’s certainly not translating into actions related to job search. An interesting pattern I’ve noticed looking at visitor statistics from the re.vu site is that Friday is consistently the lightest traffic weekday each and every week. If you look at the snippet of stats […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  Work Table

  04.20.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Work Table

  It was a busy day at Oddyssea today in Half Moon Bay. First and foremost, the new work table for the create room was delivered around lunch time. It’s got a great zinc top that will be very durable and came along with 2 comfortable benches that are aesthetically very pleasing. We had a little […]

• Business, Innovation

  2020 VC

  04.18.12 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  A long standing problem in corporations over $1B in annual sales is identifying and nurturing innovation. Why? Read the Innovator’s Dilemma and you’ll get the answer and then some. Corporations, despite intellectually knowing and really wanting to innovate, are nearly impotent in realizing true innovation because it’s so frequently opposed to the status quo. And […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  And Another Light

  04.14.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on And Another Light

  In an earlier post I indicated that the lighting in Oddyssea was complete. And that was technically true in that “all areas were lighted.” However, I was in the bathroom (not available to the public) and noticed an opportunity for another funky light. So, I built and installed one this week in between milling and […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  Cabinetry 101

  04.13.12 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  BeforeAfterClick Image to Enlarge Here’s a little before and after on the apothecary counters. Not bad stain matching for a color blind guy! I made the kick boards from white oak that was first stained with a Red Chestnut color and allowed to set for 15 minutes before wiping off. The second coat was Ebony […]

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