StumbleUpon is a fun browser add-on that lets you randomly explore (and rate) all kinds of interesting and not-so-interesting Web sites. Now, StumbleVideo lets you randomly explore (and rate) all kinds of interesting and not-so-interesting video clips. It’ll help you while away a good chunk of a Sunday afternoon.

Once again, Marketing Sherpa has assembled their annual freebee of real-life tips and wisdom from marketers. It’s 60 pages this year and available here, where you can also download wisdom from as far back as 2003.

Takeaway for marketers: Print it. Read it. It’ll be time well spent.

“The best portion of a good man’s life is the little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love.”
—William Wordsworth

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Rachael Ray has TV shows, books, magazine covers and more. Oprah answers her calls. Spam uses her name. She also has her detractors, many of whom have congregated over here.

“Rachael Ray is annoying for many reasons but here are a few: she is repetitive, she talks with her hands way too much, she giggles incessantly, she puts olive oil and chicken stock in everything, she wears really ugly clothing, she talks out of one side of her mouth like she’s had a stroke, she looks like ‘The Joker’ when she smiles, and she can’t stop talking about her family.”

It’s not just a Web site … it’s a community.

Takeaway for marketers: You think you can control the message? The entire message? Think again.