Pub : Flying Horse - Chat + Tartine Beurrée by Spi0n
It's Friday and I needed a good laugh. This spot for Brazilian energy drink Flying Horse did the trick. (And yes, being forced to watch an ad before we watch an ad is ridiculous.)
Hat tip to my homies at Adverve.
Today on WSAV Tech Tuesday, we discuss how the Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock App can help you wake up feeling less tired.
I'm not sure we really need another Pinterest inforgraphic, but I'm going to go ahead and give this one its 0.15 seconds of time in the Internet spotlight since its in video format. And animated stat videos are the new it thing. (Write that down. You heard it here first.)
Maybe the most inspiring thing to me is people who have a passion for something. They have such a deep love and appreciation for something that their enthusiasm is infectious (even if you're not into the thing that they are into) and it makes you want to go out and make/do/create/collect something of your own.
That's the kind love that Aaron Draplin brings to the Field Notes Memo Archive. If you're not familiar with Draplin or Field Notes, you should take a minute to check them out. What's the worse that could happen—that you might actually be inspired?
Coca-Cola recently unveiled Content 2020, their plan for "how the Coca-Cola Company will evolve its approach to the creative agenda on its key brands." There's a lot to digest in these two videos, but they're certain to make you think. Plus, the live sketch presentation approach is both well done and fun to watch.
[Disclosure: The Coca-Cola Company is a BFG client.]
Watch Off Book: The Art of Film and TV Title Design on PBS. See more from Off Book.
I love windows into the magical world that is a creative person's mind. That's why this piece on the creators of some of the most memorable title sequences from TV and film in recent years had me mesemerized. Take a few minutes to be inspired.
Here's a fun concept from the Mexico-based Internet provider, Terra. The goal of the project is to encourage dog owners to do their civic duty (get it, duty?) by picking up after their dogs, thereby making the park a better place for everyone. To facillitate this, every time someone places a bag of dog poo into a specially marked container several free minutes of public wifi are added to a queue based on the weight of the poo.
As a result, the park is cleaner and people are free to go back to basking in the glow of their tiny handheld screens as they zombie-walk poo-free through the great outdoors. I just love a happy ending.
Today on WSAV Tech Tuesday, we talk about how to use Pocket to remember the interesting articles and videos you find online so you can read or watch them at a later time.
Though this applies to all of us, it rings especially true for those who find themselves in positions of leadership.
Your responsibility at work is to help people achieve more than they know they are capable of.
- Simon Sinek
Notice there's no mention of the importance of delegation and accountability. It's not that those things are without value, it's just they aren't the point. The point is always to do everything in your power to help the people who below, above, and beside you become the very best that they can be.
That's the kind of person I aim to be and that's are the kind of person I want to work for and with.
Bad Lip Reading’s overdub of ‘Hot Problems’ is why the Internet was created. Not to mention it’s better than the original.
The all new F*ck You Pizza from Pizza Hut is why the Internet (and Pepto-Bismol) was created.
International commercials are why the Internet was created. There is a punchline here so just wait for it. Wait for it…wait…and scene.
The American Coalition for Labor Reparations is why the Internet was created. Happy #MothersDay!
ht @drewvaughan
Skittles newlyweds taste the rainbow [PARODY]. Totally NSFW and totally why the Internet was created.
“Shit Yourself.” Calling out craptastic newspaper headlines is why the Internet was created.
Perfect Strangers: Nothing’s Gonna Stop Me Now game? THIS is why the internet was created!
Q: “Which [iPhone] is it?”
A: “It’s the one that says ‘Bad Motherfucker.’”
This is why the Internet was created.
Red band movie trailers are why the Internet was created. @WhatTedSaid is why we go to the movies.
“We’re Not Young.” Song parodies of 30-somethings’ life crises are why the Internet was created. Thanks, @kdel713!
So as it turns out, marriage proposals using only Internet memes is why the Internet was created.
A categorical breakdown of the three types of girlfriends based on their pooping habits. Yes, that’s right, girls poop. Hard-hitting investigative journalism like this is why the Internet was created.
In a post apocalyptic zombie infested world, you’ll need to make preparations, big and small, to ensure you have the best chance of survival. That’s why we’re fans of this DIY pill bottle survival kit. Keep one in your pocket, at your campsite, or even the glove box of you 4x4. (You do have a 4x4, don’t you? C’mon man, this is the apocalypse! Get with the program!)
Goodbye Cosmo; hello Modern Zombie. Maybe the publishing industry will experience a Renaissance post zombie apocalypse.
LivingSocial UK has created the #ZombieRiots, an intense experience that puts you right into the middle of a zombie apocalypse. It’s the perfect chance to test whether you’d keep your head on swivel or simply soil your knickers.
Thanks, Erik!
I will be making one of these just in case of possible zombie Apocalypse.
Good stuff. Taking notes.
If you don’t get why this is perfect in a post zombie apocalypse world, then consider yourself immediately demoted to the rank of Countermeasures.
Thanks, Erik!
A perfect opportunity for zombie apocalypse survivalist in the Dirty South to put their skills to the test!
Thanks, Steph!
LEEGGGSSSSS ! Nom Nom Nom…
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I find this oddly attractive. But I’m weird.