Just because I'm in that kind of mood, and because Thanksgiving is approaching:
...may it stay on this blog until doomsday.
I'm a very simple man, really.
Just because I'm in that kind of mood, and because Thanksgiving is approaching:
Posted by Clark at 11:19 AM 0 comments
Labels: Video
Hooray Friday!
Simply because I want to, I'm going to post my personal entry for the best cartoon ever.
You're welcome.
You won't see this happen in the suburbs.
Posted by Clark at 8:25 AM 0 comments
Labels: Human Interest, Video, Web 2.0
A growing number of hospitals are giving up Big Pharma schwag for good. Here's one that went the extra mile.
MINNEAPOLIS - When a Duluth-based operator of hospitals and clinics purged the pens, notepads, coffee mugs and other promotional trinkets drug companies had given its doctors over the years, it took 20 shopping carts to haul the loot away.
The operator, SMDC Health System, intends to ship the 18,718 items to the west African nation of Cameroon.
Thanks, Yahoo.
19718 items? Holy bought and sold, Batman! The medical profession is under constant assault.
Here, watch a movie (courtesy of You Tube).
Posted by Clark at 5:10 PM 0 comments
Labels: Human Interest, Politics, Video, Web 2.0
I simply must see the movie 30 Days of Night.
The IMDB page.
The IESB.net trailers.
The Graphic Novel.
See it, I must. I shall.
Posted by Clark at 9:06 PM 1 Comment
Labels: Human Interest, Video, Web 2.0
1. If that is Alanis Morissette, good for her.
2. If it isn't, I nominate that actress for just about any reward.
And now, without further ado:
Alanis Morisette doing the Black Eyed Peas' "My Humps".
I would have made a comment about how this might be looked at as Ironic, but isn't, but really, I felt that pun fell flat.
What happens when a big shot advertising executive realizes he's been destroying the planet?He hits rock bottom.
Vagrom pictures presents DRUNK BY NOON, a story of one person's attempt to build a better world, one picture at a time.
After a life-altering epiphany, a successful Madison Avenue advertising executive abandons his profession and begins to drink. Having reached bottom, and, inexplicably, Denver's Colfax dive bars, he is determined to use his creative abilities for a different purpose: to help make the world a better place. His goal, to convince a popular local underground magazine to publish his auto-biographical comic strip, 'DRUNK BY NOON.'
Jake nails it. Put on the headphones and give this a watch and listen.
Thanks be to YouTube. Yes, I said YouTube. I'm going Web 2.0, baby.