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Monthly Archives: April 2010
“Eyjafjallajökull”–Is That Pronounced Like It’s Spelled?
One day, your minding your own business, ignoring basics about Icelandic culture and dialect, and the next day everything changes… Ever since last week, when one of Iceland’s string of thirty-five active volcanos erupted and began sending thick ash 25,000′ … Continue reading
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Tagged Broadcast News, Continental Plates, Eyjafjallajökull, Iceland, Mid-Atlantic Ridge, t, Umlaut, YouTube
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Because Everyone Deserves To Get the Most Out Of Their Weekend…
I’m passing along a fantastic tip I found in this post on Lifehacker.com. Basically, it’s a very simple way to bypass the endless and annoying trailers, FBI warnings and title screens that stand between you and the start of the … Continue reading
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One Simple Root of Good Design? Doing Something About It.
“Design” is a discipline too many people consider the sole provenance of excessively gaunt types with severe architectural glasses and a proclivity for words like “neo-dadaist.” Which is really too bad because trolling design-oriented websites can be a wonderfully energizing … Continue reading
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Tagged Collotype Labels, Design, Our Gang, Oxford Landing Shiraz, Paperlace, thedieline.com
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I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better
Sometimes, words fail me. By Dennis Ryan, CCO, Element 79 Bookmark It Hide Sites
Make Time for the Small Print: A Cautionary Tale
On April Fools’ Day, UK online video game retailer GameStation added a cheeky clause to their website’s terms and conditions. An “Immortal Soul Clause.” And yes, it’s exactly what you’d imagine. If anyone purchasing items online actually read the terms and … Continue reading
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Tagged April Fool's Day, Call of Duty, GameStation, Immortal Soul Clause, Terms and Conditions
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So, Does This Make You Think Of Kraft Cheddar Mac & Cheese?
Sunday morning, Texas Stadium–the place where the Cowboys earned five Superbowls, Emmit Smith ran for his career rushing record, and the architects left a large hole in the center of the ceiling “so God could look down on his favorite … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Berman, Coca-Cola, Emmit Smith, ESPN, Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, Mean Joe Greene, Superbowl, Texas Stadium
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Yeah Imagination! Shop at Brooklyn Superhero Supply.
It is true: you can find basically anything out there on that world wide web. Today’s case in point? The Brooklyn Superhero Supply Co. Need a cape? Check. Lab supplies? Check. Other superhero ephemera rich with potential and possibility? Check and … Continue reading
That’s Who He Looks Like: Butler’s Brad Stevens & The 5-hour Energy Guy
I knew he reminded me of somebody… Anyway, if you missed Coach Stevens’ charming appearance on Late Night with David Letterman, click here. Totally worth it. By Dennis Ryan, CCO, Element 79 Bookmark It Hide Sites
In Praise of the Classics: “St. George” for Blackcurrant Tango
Perhaps it’s part of the aging process, but every now and again I find myself returning to the classics. In music, it’s the Stones, the Who and Seger. In literature, it’s Hemingway, Fitzgerald, even John Irving. But for television commercials, … Continue reading
The Challenge Of Satisfying Fickle Consumer Tastes
Walking through Walgreens this evening, you couldn’t miss them. They lay scattered across mostly-empty shelves, the last remaining Easter peeps carelessly strewn about like so much post-flood flotsam: bent, misshapen, and decidedly past their prime. When Easter has come and … Continue reading
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