Jigsaw for Salesforce integrates the Salesforce CRM and Salesforce Chatter experience with Jigsaw’s crowdsourced business data service. Salesforce acquired Jigsaw in April; this is one of the first big developments from that acquisition.
Jigsaw is a great tool for salespeople, marketers and biz-dev teams. It addresses one of the biggest pain points for many sales departments: incorrect or incomplete business data.
The crazy and entertaining Jim Cramer has a conversation with Marc Benioff on Mad Money…..we found it entertaining 
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232/?video=1573177023&play=1
The salesforce.com Winter ‘11 release is quickly approaching and soon you’ll be able to take advantage of exciting new features and functionality! As a Force.com Sandbox customer, you have the opportunity to get early access to Winter ‘11 in your sandbox and test new customizations and features before your production organization is upgraded. We want to make you aware of the options available to you during this time.
The Sandbox Preview Window for Winter ‘11 is scheduled for September 17, 2010 through October 9, 2010.
For the longest time, we’d either have clients with a development/technical background, or just general curiosity ask about the salesforce.com Entity Relationship model. For those that are interested, we located the diagram in of course, the salesforce documentation . Feel free to visit the link below…..
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Content/data_model.htm
See below for the latest report builder from salesforce.com!
Take a look below for the latest video on sales cloud 2 and how it can help your organization.
After attending the last developer event in Waltham, we were handed some nice laminated cheat sheets. I thought about scanning them in to put them on our blog, but found this and this is even better:
Chatter Cheat Sheet
Apex Code Cheat Sheet
App Logic: Formulas Cheat Sheet
UI: Visual Force CheatSheet
Integration: Web Services API Cheat Sheet
Eustace Consulting continuing the trend by helping another 2 non profit companies. We are working with Room To Grow as well as Reach out and Read. 
Room To Grow is an organization founded in 1998 dedicated to enriching the lives of babies born into poverty throughout their critical first 3-year development. You can visit their website here.Eustace Consulting will be helping R2G get up and running with salesforce.com, and their non-profit foundation The Salesforce Foundation
Reach Out and Read is an evidence-based nonprofit organization that promotes early literacy and school readiness in pediatric exam rooms nationwide by giving new books to children and advice to parents about the importance of reading aloud.
The website www.gulfcrisis2010.com is calling for experts across the world to use this site to collaborate openly to share ideas, discuss them, and vote on solutions that can halt the oil spill and assist in the clean-up. This is powered by salesforce ideas, functionality that comes out-of-the-box with salesforce.com. Like what you see? Glad to see salesforce being used to help nature.
A few things about the Android. I recently picked up an HTC Incredible and love it. Android is a quickly growing mobile platform. Here are a few things that you can play with for Android and salesforce.com:
Mintfly.com: Currently, salesforce does not yet have an Android app for accessing salesforce.com. One of my friends wrote this application. Seems to work well, but I am anticipating the full sfdc release. You can pick it up here
Chatter for Android: This was part of a contest put on by salesforce for developers. You can Install the application here. It is not available on the Android market yet.
Lastly, vote for salesforce.com on Android