Here is an industry that keeps every city afloat, if not for them all cities would surely fall. We ridicule them and pay no respect for these people who come to clean up our mess. The garbage truck is the main component in cities big and small. Without them we would not be able to […]
Scott Adams the Dilbert artist has an interesting spin on stress and how it is balanced in many aspects of life. My theory is that stress is a universal constant. If you have less of it at any given moment, then other people must be taking on more to balance things out. For example, let’s […]
<a href=" The social media map has changed so much in just ten years. How would the internet look as a visual map? Sites are represented as masses of land. Today’s players might not be on this map in a few years. The social network is an ever changing system of complex players in an […]
If we are made to believe Hollywood and a bunch of Aztec whacks, then we better be prepared for in the inevitable. We need a survival guide if the world is to implode in 2012. The Complete Jerk’s Guide to 2012 Life After the World Implodes is the trick to survive the devastation to come. […]
The moose is on the loose. You see these oddities all over North America. Some sculpture wannabe plants one of these on their lawns or in this case at the Blue Moose Tavern. (Lake George, New York) via-Jon Bonesteel Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something […]
There was one time when the end credits would herald the termination of a movie. Big emphasis was played on the final scene with letters saying it was the end. Ever wonder how different they are from each other. There is a great collection on Flicr on the End. Today’s movies just end with a […]
http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9/88099121001?isVid=1&isUI=1 The Lost epilogue has been leaked online. The further exploits of bug-eyed Ben Linus and company. Get it while you can, this will pulled down pretty fast. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email […]
Somebody better tell Iggy Pop to put on a shirt. For 40 years Iggy Pop has been shirtless in various incarnations of popularity. Steven Tyler had the common sense to cover up. When fans throw panties at Tom Jones, I encourage fans to throw a couple of t-shirts at Iggy’s direction. Nothing wrong with aging, […]
Google’s mission to digitize all of the books in the world has hit a little snag. Through research Google has discovered that there are over 129,864,880 books in the world and counting. That’s a lot of scanning. Daunting at most. Not in our lifetime will we see all these books in digital format. Tony M.If […]
Seth Godin has an interesting spin on blogging and the growth of the medium. The main thing about blogging is it is free. One voice and an undetermined audience. Blogging is relevant and still growing even with Twitter and Facebook weeding out the lazy bloggers. The blog is still a very important tool for marketing. […]
Google Wave was an apropos name for the failed project. It made a big splash and just evaporated. It was not the most user friendly offering from Google. It was an uphill battle with Facebook and never took off. The real time communication project just didn’t catch on with most. Some of the technology will […]
Here is a whole new way to present food. Try vinyl bowls. The vinyl revolution is upon us. Not only will you be giving a kind home to some abandoned vinyls and help to save our planet by doing your bit to support recycling, but you will also be adding some cool retro chic to […]