It strikes me that, more and more, our digital lives are mirroring our real lives in ever more peculiar ways. From reflecting our everyday behaviors to forming new ones, the circles between “digital” and “real” are less a thoroughly overlapping Venn diagram and more a shared area. Which I hope for all of you is […]
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The above image is from the Feltron 2007 Annual Report. It’s cool, check it out.
You’re asking for a punch in the face with all that salesy crap.
I’ve been chatting a lot about social media and its implications with my HY homies of late, as many of them have hopped on to Twitter and started talking up […]
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I just finished reading a phenomenal set of articles and comments regarding a recent speech by Roy F. Baumeister to the American Psychological Association last August. I highly recommend a full read of all of the following:
RF Baumeister’s full-text speech, “Is There Anything Good About Men”
John Tierney’s first post on the subject
John Tierney’s second post on the subject […]
I just re-did my plain HTML homepage to show some of the work I’ve been doing of late.
Over the last week I was a little bored at night and this is the result. I tried to keep it clean and simple. Hope y’all like it.
It’s at http://exitcreative.net/.
Oh… and I turned 26 on Saturday.
My grandpa would have been 90 today. His name was David Parker, and he was my mom’s dad. Not sure when this was taken but he was stylin, for dang sure. This is him on some Humboldt County beach, searching for agates. He used to make me laugh when he would magnify his eyes with […]
So… I just created a book of photos, ideas and some of my work to use as a resume.
Account Executives don’t usually have a book. But I’m not really a typical AE, as I’m sure you can tell if you’re a regular reader here. And I don’t like resumes, anyway. How could you possibly get your […]
Charm is an interesting thing. I always thought it was nice for people to call me charming. “Charming” is an adjective that’s usually applied to people who make friends easily…ingratiating people, quick-witted people, people with nice smiles and self-assured body language. Seems like a compliment, right? Well, given that (a) you can “Charm the pants […]
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So everybody loves Gnarls Barkley these days. I first heard them on KCRW Music through my iTunes a few months back. Anyway, here’s a live performance of “Who Cares” on YouTube.
The whole St. Elsewhere CD is about figuring out who you are (as far as I can tell). Here’s some lyrics that are illustrative of a […]
