Thanks for the links!!.. I really do appreciate the short posts with tons of links ;)

I just picked up some of the behance products…yummy. In response to some of the responses, I’ve been using dot grid notebooks for about 3 years. Much much much nicer that graph paper with all of the bennies that graph paper gives you.

A Japanese company makes them, they are called Gamma 64 degree (letter gamma, 64, degree symbol) and are avaialble in A4, B5, A5 and small pocket size. Paper is nice and smooth, fountain pen friendly. I buy them 10 at a time from Kinokuniya stationery in SF. They are a little less expensive than the Behance version, but the Behance version is both perfed and 3-hole punched, which is a definite advantage.

The Behance ones are nice too…my only wish is that the wire coil was a little beefier. If you’ve ever seen the ones the Japanese use, you’d know what I mean. But they are beautiful and take all kinds of ink well. I was initially concerned about writing on the inked areas in the action areas, but those inked areas take ink from a pen quite nicely.

I also picked up small action pads and the index cards, which have become an essential part of my hPDA-ish rig. Thanks for the p-pRon, Merlin!!!

I’m totally going to invest the kids’ college money in a venture to expose and discredit Monster cable. I’ll sell cables at a fifth of the price with the same dubious quality, and full disclaimers that it’s just a cable, dude, don’t miss your house payment so you can hook up the plasma screen. I’m working on the little diagrams of electrons moving around right now.

You’ll eventually be able to visit my on-line cable warehouse at itsjustcopperdummy.com

(then I’m going after text messaging, and then I’ll tackle inkjet ink…)

[…] A couple of days ago I was contacted by a guy from Behance, a fairly new online magazine for creative professionals who also develops products for the creative professional community. Apart from praising my writing(!), he advertised his website well (whatever you read after being praised is looked at with mild eyes!). They’re probably trying to get the word-to-mouth ball rolling, and seems to have a fair amount of success, including being a Yahoo pick. […]

Thanks for the tip on Inquisitor. Great download.

Also, love the Merlin Show.

I think the Behance notebook looks interesting, but I use moleskine for most of my note taking.

As a former “noob” that monster managed to gouge for cables, I am with you 100% on the horse-whipping deal. Isn’t it wartime? I think this qualifies as profiteering. Grab the water psitols. Would they like a blindfold? A shower cap?

Ready, Aim…..

Thanks for the tool. Inquisitor sure made me glad I am using safari.

If you are looking for dotted paper, it is easy to create some for yourself here: http://incompetech.com/beta/plainGraphPaper/

Good links, thanks for published…

I just love Inquisitor, It makes Safari a better browser (spotlight for the web). But, unfortunately, it seems that InputManagers are not going to be supported in Leopard… means the end of Inquisitor, SafariStand, Sogudi…