My Grandmother always told me that if I played too many video games, my mind would turn to mush.
According to this 100 year old gamer:
I try to keep my mind active by playing on my Nintendo.
Don’t believe me?
Watch for yourself!
With January behind us, how’s your New Year’s resolution going?
Did you #FAIL or are you #WINNING?
There’s a cool project called, To Resolve Project, and it’s helping people all over the world keep their New Year’s resolutions in a very creative way.
Once again, Ubuntu finds a way to separate itself from both Apple and Microsoft as it ready’s to move from application menus to a new HUD.
Check this out:
The Super Bowl is just around the corner and we are already getting a taste of the best part of the evening, the commercials.
Doritos and Volkswagen have had a strong showing the last few years, no doubt they will be at the top again.
I am sure more amazing videos are to come, but here is a taste of some of the great humor that awaits us at half time.
Erik Raymond wrote an interesting post about President Obama’s State of the Union address and how it relates to preaching from the church pulpit.
As much as I love technology, I am sad to see the art of public speaking traded-in for flashy intro videos, edgy PowerPoint presentations and film snippets.
I’m all for these things. A good public speaker knows how to use these things to enhance and highlight what’s being said. In an attempt to be hip and cool and edgy, some ministers have let these things make them lazy.
Tools can do that sometimes. Like what automatic spell check has done to my spelling.
Here’s what we can learn from last month’s State of the Union address:
Don’t you hate it when there’s an error in your blog post or you mistakenly click “Publish” before you’re finished?
You quickly jump back into your admin to make the changes or revert to “Save Draft,” and although it’s been changed on your blog, the erroneous blog post has already been sent to your RSS feed.
Sad panda 
Here’s a little WordPress snippet that can give you a little breathing room between your published post and your updated RSS feed:
For a fun Sunday project, Adam Ladd asked his 5-year old daughter to identify brand logos.
This was the result:
When we talk about social media strategy, multimedia and design, it’s easy to think of everyone as the same.
In actuality, there is some big differences between online generations.
Here’s an interesting look at the up and coming, very awesome, Millennials:
How do you feel when someone is taking time out of their day for you, maybe sitting and eating lunch or enjoying a fresh cup of coffee, only to be interrupted by a text message or phone call?
Collectively, many people are taking an interesting and fun approach to this phenomenon of instant messages, instant replies and instant answers.
It’s called, a phone stack and this is how it works:
I’m sure you’ve seen the rumblings of MegaUpload being take down this month. Despite your perspective on the shake-down, it brings some serious questions and implications as we look at the long-term use of “The Cloud.”
Up until now, cloud storage was all butterflies and rainbows. I was left without any doubts.
Until, now.
Legitimate users of MegaUpload currently have no access to their files and are at risk of losing all of their data.
