In the spirit of the explosive Diet Coke and Mentos experiments, and bringing reminders of Sony Bravia’s “Colour like no other” campaign, we now have an awesome “Post-It note” internet marketing viral from the incredible team at Eepybird.com, sponsored by OfficeMax – the evil genius’s who also brought us “Elf Yourself“. Is there a pattern developing here?
EepyBird’s Sticky Note experiment from Eepybird on Vimeo.
[Via: Gizmodo]
A brand new militant-female-name-and-shame site came to my attention this morning. DoNotDateHim offers women the opportunity to socially network around bad guys. If ever there was a communal rallying point for women, oh dear, they’ve found it. Man-bashing social networks, for the win. It’s a pretty smart concept, and will hopefully help many jerks reform their ways, but obviously there is also grand potential for abuse by vindictive users.
So how about a DoNotDateHim Facebook widget then girls?
As some of you know I’ve been a struggling (though brilliant) rockstar for quite some time now – yes the suffering artist indeed – so much so that even a new set of strings on the old axe and some sexy Fender plectrums couldn’t get me back into action for a sustained period.
I’d hit a wall which I couldn’t break through unless I enlisted the services of an instructor. I can read tablature, know all the right notes, have great rhythm, can strum out a pattern, but just couldn’t get it all together in a way that sounded good to anyone else but me.
Those endless days of torment are now numbered – I discovered Songsterr, which combines the tablature of many popular songs with a flash player that gives you the exact timing of that song. and you can start at half speed too if you’re a bit slow on the chord changes. Rock ‘n Roll indeed.
Here’s a direct link to an example: Slipknot – Gently
[Link: www.songsterr.com]
Ambitious, and perhaps a bit stupid. I am just an IT guy after all.
Onehundredpushups has left me damn sore and rather nauseous the day after starting.
I need some TLC. Ladies?
Choose the era from the 50’s to the 90’s and create that special souvenir photo you never took back then.
