Why is the coffee sleeve in the MOMA? Because life is so much better with it around…the humble story behind the ubiquitous coffee sleeve.
If your kids won’t listen when you tell them these things, maybe they’ll listen when they hear it from him. This speech that Ashton Kutcher gave at the Teen Choice Awards recently is so good. Key points: Opportunities look a lot like hard work. Being smart, thoughtful and generous is sexy. Everything else is crap. Everything in the world as we know it was built by people no smarter than you. Build a life, don’t live one. You go, Chris! -Jeanine (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Native Americans counter racist sports iconography with racist baseball caps
How common is your birthday? A brilliant infographic, one of the year’s best.
“It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.” – Albert Einstein The genius in this quote is not just that it came from Albert Einstein who we all know is well, an actual smarticle particle. – Its real impact is in its simplicity and its ability to divine the essence of success. We like to think that people who are uber successful, are just freaks of nature; that they possess a superior intellect or extraordinary talent that results in their being “discovered” while the
Happiness is a decision. – Michael J. Fox
‘nuff said.
So, does anybody have any questions? (@gapingvoid)
Sir, your Squidward is Hanging Out. Sure, at Comic Con nobody bats an eye at him, but I wear that to the playground and suddenly I’m “violating my probation.” Ok I know, I digress. But tell me this didn’t make you laugh. (courtesy of tosh.o blog)
Is Marketing Really Just Common Sense? People often say marketing is simple; it’s just common sense. After all, the thinking goes if we can understand a person’s attitude towards a topic (or product or service) then we can predict their behavior. For instance, if we know that a person likes top 40 pop music, and female singers in particular, then we ought to be able to make some predictions as to the music he or she will likely purchase. Sounds logical, doesn’t it? But here’s the thing. Humans all too