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Help us all. People are now figuring out the carbon footprint of a websites.

Too exciting for words, pictures from the upcoming Where the Wild Things Are movie.

A nice collection of the daily routines of interesting people. So you know, most of the writers on the list write in the morning. (via MR)

Below is a short video of Ralph Bakshi discussing entrepreneurial animating during tough times: He punches Disney in the groin for poisoning a generation of animation. Chastises young animators today for being "lethargic, uninspired, terrified." Instructs whippersnappers to get out there, band together, starve a little and create something new. Great stuff. (via: Fanboy)


Bakshi is the creator of such notable films as Fritz the Cat, Wizards, Lord of the Rings (animated version) and Cool World. Bakshi makes reference to Coonskin a couple times in the above video. It was produced in 1975 and was notable for a number of reasons. Firstly, it was banned pretty much everywhere for its racial themes. It also innovatively melded live action, photography, and stylized animation.

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By the time I fished the three pounds of pork hunks from the lard and stacked them on the cutting board, far more guests had arrived than I had originally planned.

The internets (or at least those who code for it) are a bit of a buzz at the latest browser usage numbers. Internet Explorer is at 69% and Firefox is at 21%. This is good news.

The best part for me though (and how I realized this trend without having to see the numbers) was that in general conversation more people knew what Firefox was. A couple years ago, most of the population assumed the internet was only accessed through IE and when I asked them what browser they were using I got a look of utter confusion. No more.

Happy days.

PS: Chrome has become my default browser because of its speed and fewer bugs than FF. I kinda like IE7 but not having spell check as default makes no sense.

The popular search engine Google announced plans Friday to launch a new site, TheGoogle.com, to appeal to older adults not able to navigate the original website's single text field and two clearly marked buttons.

The whole Onion article is gold, gold I tell you.

Fact, our friend Lord likes candy canes more than any other human. On that note, good news for Lord and others with a sweet tooth new studies on peppermint, the key flavoring in traditional candy canes, reveal the herb may do everything from kill germs to treat digestive troubles (via MR)

Can you build too good of a brand?

Here's my question that I would like smarter people than me provide an answer to.

Can you build such a strong brand that it actually hurts you?
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