Graham English

Posts Tagged ‘filters’

Filtering Experience Through Neuro-Logical Levels

How to make intimate connections with yourself and others.
Neuro-Logical Levels are considered to be a Meta-Program in NLP. Specifically, these neuro-logical levels are categories of experience. In integral terms, I would consider them to be a typology that has a built-in hierarchy. They are not stages or levels that must sequentially arise. However, they do [...]

What Was The Name Of That Song?

Musiclens lets you search for music using vague criteria like how loud it is or its tempo and mood. Pretty spiffy flash interface as well.
Musiclens is different from Song Tapper and maybe not as good for finding the title of a song. But it shines if you use it to discover new music. I especially [...]

Lenses, Filters And The Long Tail

Yesterday, I was talking about The Long Tail and how there’s a lot of opportunity in being a filter to lay-people. I’ve been getting some really good quality traffic from being a filter over at Squidoo. Last week my songwriting lens was the 3rd most blogged and my ear training lens was 4th. I was [...]

The Long Tail

From Anything but business as usual:
Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief of Wired magazine, coined “The Long Tail“: A theory based on “the world of abundance” where instead of being obsessed with the head of the tail–the 20 percent of products that are hits–it’s the remaining 80% (which actually goes on forever) where the biggest money lies.
Main point: [...]