Man, I thought I was brilliant asking Siri, the new iPhone's virtual assistant, funny questions like "What is the meaning of life?" "I don't know.
Mr. ARRINGTON: Your wife sent out an email asking for – it's brilliant – asking for $39 donations for your 39th birthday.
He would talk about the difference between spontaneity and technique: "The artistry of spontaneity is sort of lost on me -- people who just come in and do it once and it's brilliant, but ask them to do it again and you don't know if they will.
He showed it to Johnny and he thought it was brilliant but asked could he stay on until 2006 when he has his 30th anniversary.
"Isn't that just brilliant?" he asked, pointing to a design and name proposal for the venture that spoofed a warning placed on cigarette packs: Reading doesn't give cancer.
The Brilliant website asks you three simple questions to determine which of their two bike models is best for you: your riding style, the type of terrain you live on, and your height.
"After that, how could you not be an optimist?" it quotes Brilliant as asking.
"The timing wouldn't look brilliant to even ask for this benefit.
But the next time you come across a brilliant initiative, please ask: what can we do to help scale it up?
