As I told you in the previous post, Twitter was responsible for helping me solve the Great Mystery of the Song in the Target Commercial. Twitter can be helpful like that, and in this case, I would have lost my mind somewhere around lunchtime on Wednesday if I hadn’t been able to figure out the… Read More addendum, brain edition.
I know I’ve talked about this before (although I can’t find the reference at the moment) — my brain works, um, differently. I say this thinking specifically of music and what my brain chooses to hear when I come across a snippet of a song. My ears lock in on the melody, often to the… Read More brain missed the target.
I occasionally listen in on debates over the importance of social media to old media folks. On those occasions when I jump in, I talk about immediacy, crowd sourcing — once you’ve made the effort to verify the information, of course. As I’ve said before, the folks I work with, while a little skeptical, have… Read More 19. this is why.
It has come to my attention that there is a video of Pittsburgh’s own Jim Lokay — the World’s Greatest Traffic Guy — performing a snippet as pop trainwreck Britney Spears recently at Pittsburgh’s City Theater. And it is outstanding. Take a look: Of course, that got me thinking about my own Britney performance, on… Read More britney-off.
Tomorrow’s going to be interesting — that’s the day we all get Droids at work. I’m not an Apple devotee to the degree that I feel compelled to stand in line on new gadget release days (although if we had more disposable income, all bets would be off). But I am an Apple guy, and… Read More 29. versus.
Right now… …my guess is that some of the pictures I took at a car cruise this afternoon are going to be a lot more interesting than the story I’m going to write about the event. I’ve had fun playing with the Hipstamatic photography app on my iPhone (Thanks, FireMom!), and it seemed like a… Read More 6. old-fashioned.
Uncle Crappy 