Be sure to check out The Brickyard’s most recent (and flattering) news coverage on mlive.com, in partnership with the Ann Arbor Business Review.
Lots of good quotes and brick references. Because, like the hokey pokey, “that’s what it’s all about”.
According to Google, Bricks are heavier than:
regular bricks
feathers
sticks
feathers
other bricks
twigs and straw
light bricks
feathers
he is
beach balls
regular bricks
modern bricks
baseballs
feathers
a solid bar of .999 pure silver
feathers
air
modern bricks
fired bricks
is still invisible. What the hell? Where’s the fire that we’ve all come to know and love?
is MIA with no recent blog posts. Maybe somebody should check his pulse…
is trying to meet professional women. It’s business, not personal. Jeez. Get your mind out of the gutter.
has some words of encouragement for [...]
For lack of a better idea, here’s what the Brickyard residents are blogging about elsewhere this week:
wrote about Startup Weekend Ann Arbor
is invisible
blogged about the importance of color as communication
blogged about Startup Weekend Ann Arbor and the MotorCityConnect Lunch in A2
asked “Are you aware of your company’s online reputation?”
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What I learned as an intern at Ingenex Digital Marketing
I never imagined that I would be working in a field related to the Internet, and in the few short months that I interned with Derek and Ross, I have learned so much and now am pursuing a career at an interactive agency! The following is [...]
Today’s inaugural Brickyard Pull-up Contest pitted two aging athletes from Ann Arbor’s finest digital marketing firms: Charlie Kondek from MS&L Digital and Andrew Miller of Your Search Advisor. Representatives from each firm faced off in the first of many feats of pure athleticism: the pull-up contest.
Side by side. No prize money. Just bragging rights. Two [...]
It’s 4:30 on Friday…not quite time to go home but too late to start on anything new. I can’t convince anybody to go sit outside and enjoy a beer so I’m stuck here with lots to do but no motivation to do it.
I’ve gotten a lot of questions lately (okay, two) about what really happens [...]