March 2, 2007 3

Samuel L. Jackson, in text. Big text.

By ryancoleman in Uncategorized

Discovered this video via a post on the 37signals blog Signal vs. Noise.

(Warning: It’s a scene from “Pulp Fiction”, a Tarantino movie, so some of the language will make bikers blush)

It’s an amazing example of Visual Thinking at work even though there isn’t a single picture used in it. Brilliant.

For the curious, VizThink, went extremely well – full post will be coming over the weekend. It’s just been one of those weeks.

Tags: movies, pulp fiction, video, visual thinking, VizThink

Mark Kuznicki

You really have to stop by the Beal Institute sometime for show and tell. Alex Manu and crew do some kick-ass keynote.
pearl

Hi Ryan,

Thanks for organizing VizThink! I dusted off the Post It notes and have found it useful for quite a few things already!

(Would have emailed you this note but couldn’t find your email address anywhere.)

Pearl
Ryan

Pearl: No problem! For future reference you can reach me a ryan.coleman (at) gmail

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Sitting at the intersection of Facilitation, Innovation & Design, I have spent the better part of the last 15 years working with organizations to define, design and develop strategies or solutions to fit their organization’s challenges and then implement them. I’ve worked with organizations from small sole-proprietorships up to some of the largest organizations within Canada, across a broad range of industries.
I'm currently an Innovation Catalyst at a major Canadian bank, a proud father of two boys and an avid photographer.
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