Quoted: I’m a member of 24 hour fitness in San Francisco; I went to the usual 24 hr locaton that I usually go to, only to find a sign on the door that says they were closed due to a power outage…”damn I really wanted a workout” I thought. In front of the closed 24 hour fitness were two young ladies that were telling me I could go get a free workout out their gym 1 block down the road. Of course, I accepted their invitation (a little card they gave me) and went over to their gym called “Crunch.”
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I thought this was a very interesting way for “Crunch” to capitalize on the 24hr fitness shutdown. When I went over to Crunch they had me fill out a little card with some of my basic information; they must have had over 100 24hr fitness customers come in throughout the day. Now Crunch has all of their information and can try to sell them on their gym. Of course, I only saw the outage at 24hr fitness today, if it has been going (or will go) on for a few days then Crunch can potentially get hundreds of people to migrate gyms.

to read later

just finished v. 02 of MORE+1.

it still follows the template i created last year but i've updated it a bit for better messaging up front so that users know a little bit more about us. the portfolio has been added and enhanced. i think this method is easier to browse.

i only wish i could have shown more of the work i did last year. i could only add 2 new things even though we did about 10 projects. :(

Quoted: designing a better experience

used office supply store in cleveland
might check this place out for tables and chairs

just saw the yes men - it's a mildly entertaining indie flick / documentary about guys posing as WTO representatives.

here's their website.

Quoted: The Yes Men agree their way into the fortified compounds of commerce, ask questions, and smuggle out stories. They call this 'Identity Correction.'