Return of the Search Logs

A funny thing happened on the way to the search engine… Our latest batch of interesting North Temple search hits:

• What is the goodness of lemon? Excellent question.
• Why teeth fairy forgot about my tooth. High drama indeed.
• Cook book on a screen. Aaron Cannon, Amateur Breadologist and First-hand Accessibility Guru
• Round fruit. Hope they weren’t disappointed with the square variety.
• What do you feed a six year old? Anything they’ll eat.
• Halo3 nerds. At least some of us are.
• When to avoid a sound argument. Whenever your opponent has one, but you don’t.
• In word to add emphasis to text use the. Say what?
• What do you typ in 2 make the words bigger? When Texting Shortcuts and Search Collide…
• Sober sxsw We weren’t there this year, but if we had been…
• Torn attendant of the ankle. (Maybe you meant “tore a tendon of the ankle”???)
• Is different skills important this days? Yes they is. Specially for designers.

And one of our current favorites:

• Jobs working for the Lord. Nuff said.

posted by ted on Thursday, May 08, 2008

Latest from the Logs

Peruse our latest search logs, from “thin spaces” to “dumb cannons.”

• Thin spaces. Hopefully you weren’t hoping for home organization ideas…
• Lost sharepoint leopard. Here kitty kitty!
• Mormons designed Austin capitol. Who knew! The team got more done at SXSW last year than I thought…
• Cookbook with only images. Now that would be interesting… but somehow I doubt that anything Aaron posts would be composed solely of images.
• Hvac ductwork design. How this came up with Emmy’s post on square watermelons, I do not know. Ah—it’s the refrigerator reference. This searcher was probably disappointed, but entertained nonetheless.
• I only eat candy. And I’m sure your dentist is gratified.
• Santa Claus. I believe you are looking for a different website… perhaps NorthPole.com ?
• I enjoying design in my life. Glad to hear it—we enjoying it too.
• Advantage of being spammers. I personally can’t think of any…
• Cannon is dumb. Maybe yours is, but ours definitely isn’t, as attested by this bit of wisdom.
• And once again John continues to dispense typographical wisdom to the unsuspecting (and misguided). Some want to know “how to type small,” others “how to make small pixels more readable” (a pixel is a pixel folks; it ain’t gettin’ any bigger), and yet others “how to type small numbers.” One and all were instructed to make your small type a little bigger.

Also previously posted: We’ve got what you’re looking for… or not.

posted by ted on Tuesday, Jan 22, 2008 · 0 comments

We’ve got what you’re looking for… or not.

As explored in previous posts, people look for the darndest things on NorthTemple. Here are lots more recent examples:

• Make meetings better. (Our little contribution to the field of organizational behavior.)
• Golden rule design. (We didn’t design it, but we do try to apply it!)
• Rob Foster Clifton Cars. (I can see Rob now—”Have I got a deal for you! Check out those whitewalls, buddy…”)
• Macbook batteries, salt lake. (We do have quite an inventory…)
• Luke W packaging. (Luke comes with variety of packaging options, from stylish gift bag to sensible cardboard box…)
• How to break your ankle. (Just trying to be helpful.)
• Treasuremap. (Not sure you’ll find what you were expecting, but Emmy’s child’s timeline is indeed a treasure…)
• Shaved head -spears. (So maybe Jason has something in common with Brittney after all…)
• What does it feel like to visit Temple Square? (It feels great just to get to walk past it every day. Also see this follow-up post. )
• How to eat under 200 calories a day. (NorthTemple, your source for healthy living…)
• And NorthTemple continues to be the place that newcomers to the Galactic Interweb come to find the answer to that ever-pressing question—how to make words appear smaller and bigger. (Unfortunately, John’s post answers a different question. Check your View menu, folks!)

posted by ted on Friday, Nov 02, 2007