Attention: Conversationalists – How many senses do humans have? We are taught to believe there are only five senses (thank you, Aristotle), but that does not give one of the Earth’s most complex creatures nearly enough credit. The fact is, (and I will explain with efficacy), we have more than five senses. Your body is smart [...]
Continue Reading →Typically, alcohol and caffeine are processed by the human body and dispensed over a bowl of water. However, when the two ingredients are mixed (caffeine + alcohol) and combined with irresponsible consumption, the FDA will bypass the human body and ban it. Thus, leaving wholesalers to look for new ways to dispose of the alcoholic [...]
Continue Reading →Pick-up lines are just awful. Anytime I’ve used one, my clear intent was to not be taken seriously. However, when used facetiously, the outcome can be a pleasant conversation, rewarded with a phone number and even a first date. For anyone uncomfortable with making an impromptu introduction, here’s some good news: now your coaster can [...]
Continue Reading →Human senses are very powerful and [most of] what they enable you to see, feel, hear, smell and taste is incredible, and unfortunately, often taken for granted. I’ve often pondered which sense I could likely live without, and, as much as I enjoy food, I would have to say taste would be the first to [...]
Continue Reading →Activision’s GoldenEye007 was recently released for Nintendo Wii and I can’t wait to play what some are calling “the best first-person shooter for Wii.” In an effort to market the game online, Activision launched a website enabling visitors to input a URL, plant proximity mines on it, drive traffic to the URL (now with mines), [...]
Continue Reading →Trident Layers is launching a “fresh” non-traditional marketing campaign built around their integrated campaign’s slogan: “So good you’ll want to get paid in gum!” In New York City, at designated Trident Layers cab stands, pedestrians can present a pack of Trident Layers gum in exchange for a cab ride anywhere within city limits. If you’re [...]
Continue Reading →Did you know there are more than 300 compounds in your breath? Neither did I. Among them are pleasant scents, foul scents, and even compounds that can be an indication of various deseases, including certain types of cancer and diabetes. Stony Brook University is currently R & D’ing a handheld device to collect and analyze [...]
Continue Reading →The Universe on the History Channel is currently my favorite show. The episode I watched tonight was particularly interesting, and as I try to do every day, I learned something(s). After coming in from my balcony, where I shared a glass of wine and some familial conversation with my neighbor, I watched an episode about [...]
Continue Reading →Arrived to work early this morning for a meeting, (difficult enough in its own right), but especially so in the rain, because Texans transform into Sunday drivers when clouds spit. I was early so I did some freelance browsing while I waited and found something fun. After playing with it for a few minutes, I [...]
Continue Reading →Pop Tarts recently opened a bakery, (if that’s what you call it), in New York. You can visit a Mr. Clean car wash in Ohio, Atlanta and Texas and now Tide is entering the dry cleaning business with three stores in Kansas. A product/brand-specific boutique is brilliant marketing and a great way to boost brand/product [...]
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