The Book of Totally Useless Information, I’ve concluded, has lots of very useful information that I can share with Indianapolis blog content writers. In discussing the improbable fact that no two snowflakes are exactly alike, author Don Vorhees indirectly offers some reassurance to bloggers. “No snowflake is born in exactly the same space or travels […]
This week, in my Say It For You blog posts, I’m making good use of The Book of Totally Useless Information. “Why do jets traveling at high altitudes leave those long cloudlike trails in the sky?” asks author Don Vorhees, explaining that the trails are called “contrails” because they’re formed from CONdensed water vapor. […]
After World War I, when Standard Oil wanted to unify all its marketing activities under one easily identifiable trademark, the name ESSO was chosen because it was short and memorable and suggested the initials of the company. But due to trademark disputes in different territories, (Standard Oil in the Midwest insisted the marketing symbol was […]
You had better believe your business blog visitors are looking for the “acid test” in your blog. An acid test, of course, is a process of finding out if something is real or not. From the wonderful little book I’m highlighting this week in my Say It For You blog, I learned that, back in […]
In the deep south of America, travelling bands would once perform on their wagons in front of political or other rallies. The bands were a highlight of the event, drawing the crowds, and the political and religious leaders would climb up to the wagon, gaining themselves an immediate captive audience. Hence the expression, I learned […]
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