This year I had the opportunity to play drums with 33Miles for the 2008 Dove Awards ceremony. It was my first nationally televised event. I had a great time. I was only on for about 40 seconds, so watch close, the first drummer playing the black drum kit is yours truly.
You deserve a break today, and what a better way to take that break by dropping by your neighborhood Ben and Jerry’s ice cream stand (thankfully, our offices are a mere 72 steps from a B&J location) for free cone day. That’s right, today you can indulge in some ice cream without breaking the bank (something that usually happens when visiting B&J’s). Want more than one cone? No problem, eat as many as you like (my record is 3 cones on free cone day … 3 years ago).
If you’re like me, you love improving your productivity and functionality of your Mac. In the past few years, there have been a number of different “bundles” that have made their way onto the scene. These bundles offer a large number of mac software programs for a bundled price.
Today is the final day for the MUPROMO bundle which includes Parallels, the ever popular software program allowing you to install Windows on your mac (Parallels alone is worth $79.99). The bundle is priced at $64.99 and will not be available to be purchased after today. Interested? Here’s the link: http://mupromo.com/
It’s a great software bundle for a great price. Enjoy.
Today’s post comes to us courtesy of illustrator-extrordinaire, Dave Clegg. Thanks for letting us share your creativity with others, Dave!
S.P.A.M. (Stupid People Are Many) ©2008 Dave Clegg
I booted my Mac for to check my e-mail.When I clicked on the in-box it started to swell.Must’ve been nine hundred messages deep,And nary a one did I de-sire to keep.
I had a fun experience last night. A friend of mine that runs a new-media firm was on a project crunch, and needed a sound bite for some animated DVD menus. He described the project to me, and it sounded like a fun little diversion.
Google, in their effort to index the universe, is currently experimenting with breaking past forms to get deeper content.
I am consistently reminded that the “best” are not the ones who actually reach the pinnacle of success.
You probably know someone who is outstanding and talented in a particular field or interest. But, to their (and your) chagrin they are having a difficult time succeeding (monetarily) with their career. There could be a number of things contributing to this conundrum. Let’s rule out personality, hygiene and office politics. What’s left?
One of the most difficult things for artists (photographers, illustrators, fine artists) to stay current on is an online portfolio. The changes in technology, the learning curve, the time and the hassle are all just too great.
Well, we’re always looking to help our clients in need and this is probably a premature announcement but
If you are anything like the rest of us you feel like somebody has hijacked your email account, or somehow broken into your computer and started sending spam to the whole word. You look in your inbox and you have 100 “mailer deliver system” errors or the dreaded “Mailer-Daemon” messages. If this sounds anything like you please keep reading and we’ll offer an explanation that will put your mind at ease.
Today I went back through the CSS code for our homepage at Dogbark.com and I realized how messy everything was. When I was working on that project I thought to myself, “I’ll remember why I did this when I come back to it.”
Well 10 sites and 2 months later I had no clue why I did the things that I did in that stylesheet. I went back in and added some basic comments into the code so that I (or whomever else may be working on the site) actually know why things are listed in there the way they are.