Author: Tony M.

Printing Your Own Magazine

Magcloud can be likened to the ethereal realm of dreams and aspirations in the publishing world. Many aspiring publishers hold the fervent desire to bring their own magazines to life, but this endeavor is far from a solitary labor of love; it requires the collective efforts of a diverse team of professionals. These professionals span […]

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Elonex E-Book

The e-book revolution is in prime infancy and lines are being drawn across the globe. Online powerhouse Amazon forged new alliances with the Kindle an e-book in my opinion not the best reader on the market. Like it or not, these e-readers will save many trees and make it hard for Ikea to sell you […]

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Superhero Decadence by Donald Soffritti

Italian cartoonist Donald Soffritti gives you a glimpse of what happens to Super-Heroes when they get older. Captain America died in the clutches of his nemesis in the current stories, but many of you suspected what we have know all along, Steve Rogers died a slow death of over consumption of fast-food when he got […]

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A&W Root Beer 90 Years Old

It’s been 90 years since A&W made it into the American lexicon. On June of 1919 Californian entrepreneur Roy Allen mixed up his first coveted creamy root beer and sold for one nickel. Roy Allen purchased the recipe from a pharmacist in Arizona and you could say the rest is history. The recipe is highly […]

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The Last of the Funnies

[sandboxworld]GJbV9YvqjKE&eurl[/sandboxworld] Stop the presses! The newspaper comics section is dying. The bread and butter of many newspapers has always been the comics section. That has dwindled for many years. The internet has put the final nail on the coffin for newspapers or perhaps reshaped it into something new. Either way the cartoonist is finding it […]

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Taking Stock

Rzeczy (Things) is a collection of artifacts from Polish history past and present. Hording and arranging objects for over two years Andrzej Kramarz has amassed photographs that leap at up with nostalgia and story at the same time. The testimony of these objects cry in their unique way of a past that litters the minds […]

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Bixi Bike Safety Dance

The concept of a Bixi bike is simple. It’s the marriage of a bike and taxi. You pay a fare to ride a bike downtown without lugging a bike around. You pick up a Bixi at a terminal and ride to your heart’s desire. You are charged for the amount of time your Bixi is […]

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Poo Brew: Civet Coffee

Coffee drinkers are a unique lot. Always looking for that elusive bean to give aroma of delight and taste. Enter civet coffee, a coveted bean so rare and expensive is rather weird as a whole. Civet coffee cannot be bought at Starbucks and any well known coffee house. Kopi Luwakis the other name it goes […]

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Hot Pepper: Japanese Peanuts

[sandboxworld]TZEm3C6Jno4&eurl[/sandboxworld] The Japanese seem to have more fun with commercials. The youth element is so vibrant by adding Peanuts to the fold of this commercial. North American commercials using Peanuts is so bland. This commercial for Hot Pepper CM gives Peanuts that extra sizzle. The advertising magazine Hot Pepper CM is a free coupon magazine […]

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Obamageddon 2012

It’s the end of the world as we know it. In 2012, Obamageddon will descend upon us as many doomsayers are already pooling their soothsayer powers of deceit. Humanity has always exaggerated his demise greatly throughout history. Obamageddon is the Siamese twin word of the day or perhaps for the future failures of Obama. 2012 […]

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Building A Successful Blog

Blogging is a tried experiment of failure and success. Many bloggers have tips and tricks that generate traffic to make money for their sites. Some bloggers are so successful that books are spawned from their blogs. Some now go hand in hand and they create a lure for many bloggers like moths to light to […]

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The Latest Cheap Trick 8-Track

Cheap Trick are as irrelevant as the 8-track tape. Many groups have once again embraced vinyl records, but the 8-track machines sounded the death knell at the height of Cheap Trick’s apex of fame in the late 70’s. The Dream Police brigade are releasing their new album called, The Latest, and the music will grace […]

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