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Law Library Journal

Volumn 100, Issue 3, 2008, Pages 587-592

  Holcomb, Jean M ^a  

^a King County Law Library   (United States)

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1. See Janet Rae-Dupree, Eureka! It Really Takes Years of Hard Work, N. Y. TIMES, Feb. 3, 2008, at BU4.
2. Id. For additional information about innovation, see SCOTT BERKUN, THE MYTHS OF INNOVATION (2007).
3. CHIP HEATH & DAN HEATH, MADE TO STICK: WHY SOME IDEAS SURVIVE AND OTHERS DIE (2007).
4. See id. at 24. The authors acknowledge they have adopted the concept of "stickiness" from Malcolm Gladwell's 2000 work The Tipping Point, in which Gladwell argues that innovations are more likely to cause change when they possess the "stickiness factor." The Heaths state that their work complements Gladwell's by identifying the traits that make an idea sticky. Id. at 13 (citing MALCOLM GLADWELL, THE TIPPING POINT: HOW LITTLE THINGS CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE (200O)).
5. Id. at 110-11.
6. Id. at 8.
7. See id. at 15-16.
8. See id. at 11-13.
9. See id. at 14-18.
10. Id. (creating the acronym "SUCCESs").
11. See id. at 20.
12. Id. at 26-27. The Commander's Intent is a term originally adopted by the U.S. Army, a "crisp, plaintalk statement that appears at the top of every order, specifying the plan's goal, the desired end-state of an operation." Id. at 26.
13. See id. at 28.
14. Id. at 47.
15. See id. at 54.
16. See id. at 58.
17. See id. at 64.
18. See id. at 72.
19. See id. at 116.
20. See id. at 157.
21. See id. at 171.
22. See (W. at 206. For additional information about the value and process of storytelling, see Peter Gruber, The Four Truths of the Storyteller, HARV. BUS. REV., Dec. 2007, at 52; ANNETTE SIMMONS, THE STORY FACTOR: SECRETS OF INFLUENCE FROM THE ART OF STORYTELLING (2001).
23. See HEATH & HEATH, supra note 3, at 213.
24. Id. at 233-34.
25. See id. at 21. In addition to the checklist clinics, the book contains end notes that reference supporting documentation, an easy reference guide that highlights the key messages in each chapter, and an index.
26. As an example, see Mark D. Engsberg, On a Mission to Market: Law Librarians Can Find Marketing and Publicity Help with Books, Periodicals, and the Web, AALL SPECTRUM, Sept.-Oct., 2005, at 8.
27. For more information about @ your library, see Am. Library Ass'n, @ Your Library: The Campaign for America's Libraries, http://www.ala.org/ala/ pio/campaign/campaignamericas.cfm (last visited Apr. 16, 2008).
28. One such example is a web site that offers a test of what its authors, Andy Goodman and R. Christine Hershey, describe as your "Eye-Q." Take the quiz at The Goodman/Hershey Eye-Q Test: How High Is Your Eye-Q?, http://www.agoodmanonline.com/EyeQ (last visited Apr. 16, 2008).