Fish Farts [CARTOON]

    Posted on February 27, 2012 by Mike in Cartoons, Posts | Leave a comment

    Top U.S. Mobile Activities (Illustration)

    Posted on February 24, 2012 by Mike in Posts | 1 Comment

    According to comScore’s recently released, “2012 Mobile Future in Focus” report, 1 in 3 Americans access social networks or blogs via mobile devices, beating out Canada (31%), EU (26%) and Japan (20%).

    Continuing it’s predicted rise in popularity is Facebook which also ranks #3 most popular app for iPhone and #4 for Android users in the U.S.

    As for texting, Europeans were the most active with nearly 85% sending a text message during the month of December as compared to 74% in the U.S.

    Below is a helpful illustration of the top 13 U.S mobile activities in sequential order of popularity.

    How Spotify Can Save Your Life From 200 NYC Teenagers

    Posted on February 22, 2012 by Mike in Posts | Leave a comment

    There are events in life you just can’t prepare for. I recently discovered that volunteer DJ’ing a dance for NYC teenagers is one of them.

    Even armed with a pre-approved music playlist, I quickly found there’s no “silver bullet” song that pacifies a group of 200 high schoolers. It doesn’t exist. Especially one with a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds.

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    Happy Valentine’s Day ‘Sweetie Pie Poos’

    Posted on February 14, 2012 by Mike in Posts | 2 Comments


    An email from my Mom and my visual interpretation of what me and my brothers are to her.

    Happy Valentine’s Day everybody.

    Virtual Validation: Who Likes to “Like” You?

    Posted on February 13, 2012 by Mike in Posts | Leave a comment

    Just in time for Valentine’s Day, WhoLikesToLikeYou discovers that one person who likes you the most and allows you to send a virtual valentine in appreciation.

    All of us crave “virtual validation” of the content we publicly post on social networks. Because we feel the need for validation of our posts, we tend to evolve the content and style of our communication based upon the responses we receive and quality of responders. It’s as if we have a completely biased focus group on-hand to test our thoughts, creativity and personality in real-time.

    As an example of our communication being evolved, think about the last time you posted something humorous and nobody responded (hey, I’ve been there) with a like, comment or share. Did the lack of response impact you? Did “humorous” posts you made the following week, month or even year look much different because of the earlier experience?

    To those who like us regardless of our silly, boring or uninteresting posts, we say…Happy Valentine’s Day!

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