Cognitive Labs

I've received a couple of emails on integrating iBrain with Google Adsense, or other ad services that fit into the margin. My answer was that you can (1) easily add iBrain to your blog's margin, blogroll - or list of links, or the footer, or in the post.

Here's an example:


from recoveryissexy.com - also you can see it at the tripover.com

This is a particularly good fit for authors, which I'll explain in a future post.

(2) With regard to the technology, well I'm giving an invited talk at SRI International next week, a place where they developed the computer mouse and licensed it to xerox parc. Pick up ibrain at Brain.com or cognitivelabs/widgets

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Some friends are getting the cognitivelabs widget - like the Tripover.

And there's a lot more showing up in our logs.

Here's the page where you can get it...if you're a web publisher. We all have NY Times aspirations.

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You can test drive the widget on my Google pages, which also offers free photo hosting.

Then, click the link and get the code for your site or blog - or your Google pages. There is an issue with javascripts running on blogger (this is not really desired) but not on Google pages. Therefore, the full widget works fine.

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On the home page you will see a chart showing Cognitive Labs' current status, as of March 12, 2007. We are moving towards a policy of 'visibility' so that there is no distinction between results for the system and what is publicly illustrated, if that makes sense, so that important operating numbers are transparent.



Also, we suggest considering using brain.com for your Internet searches. The Internet is in esence a 'brain' of interconnected information (whether or not Al Gore invented it). A good reason for using brain.com is for the sake of balance: your point of access is in balance with that you are searching, and it increases exposure of Cognitive Labs' tools, which enable anyone to optimize their brain while also accessible to all the visitors on their site or blog.

Labels: brain, gore, widgets

This code works perfectly on Blogger and will display a memory game in your post (just like below) and also works on your template, for example, next to your Ads. Give people something else to do while reading your posts. Here is what is produced....Get the code for blogger right here

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The link where you can get Brainpal and other tools for your site is here.

(1) Copy the code
(2) Paste into your site, forum, or blog template
(3) Publish the page.

note: with blogger, remove the reference to the part of the code ending in ".js" as they do not support live scripts within the page. We'll be posting a separate blogger version shortly. If you remove the reference to cognitive.js it works fine. Other than that, get started.

You will then be able to build traffic to your site with a free test.

Labels: brain, cognitive, mindtools, widgets

On this page you can find tiny code samples which you can copy and paste into your site or forum-giving friends quick access to the games you like. You can even turn people onto a game feed which will tell you when a new game is ready - just like you get news alerts and podcasts. Let's make life simpler. You also will help others exercise from the neck up...

Labels: brain, cognitive_labs, feeds, mental_sharpness, rss, tools, widgets