Star Trek: Into Darkness
This looks incredible. We get a LOT more information about who the bad guy is (and for those engaged in groovy speculation, I’ll give it away now: It is NOT Khan!).
Lots of amazing stuff… and a bit of a downer. They crash another Enterprise. This was already done TWICE in the other movies. It’s getting a bit trite now.
It’s definitely a theater movie, though, if for nothing other than the amazing special effects.
What you “Like” on Facebook can tell good researchers a lot more about you than you might have thought. 
If you have a high IQ, you’ve probably liked “Lord of the Rings”. Bebe kind of puts you on the other end of the spectrum. Happy with life? You’re probably following Glenn Beck or Sarah Palin. Like Science? Ummm… Yeah. You’re not so good with things the way they are.
This study covers MANY traits, and the full breakout can be found here:
Of course, if you’re a guy and you happen to like “Wicked – The Musical”, you may have your spouse asking you some pretty detailed questions about your night out with the boys last week.
Enjoy the chart. It’s pretty crazy.
You can find out more about the study by going here:
What a great way to demonstrate that some things will just never go out of style.
Watch the video here:
You don’t need to speak French to get the message. Great, great advertising.
How can we make your message resonate like this?
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I wish our agency had done this, but I can’t claim it. However, those who know us, and know that our studio looks out over a field of gorgeous horses, knows how close this is to our hearts.
Please, watch the video and if you get a chance, do something important to help these noble, brilliant companions of humanity.
This is an excellent example of digital content marketing done RIGHT! It is engaging, entertaining, dramatic… and keeps you glued to the screen right through the credits!
This is both Part 1 and Part 2 spliced together for your viewing pleasure.
Enjoy!
Anthony Sakovich
Okay, those who have been following the unending saga of my horrendous trials with Windows 8 now can rest assured WE HAVE A HAPPY ENDING!
One of my old online friends, Steve LeMaster (from Data Doctors) in Asheville, Ohio, told me about this new download that would RESTORE the entire look and feel of Windows 7, so that, at the very least, the computer would be USABLE again. Needless to say, I was skeptical.
My biggest fear was that it would be a cosmetic overlay of some parts, but still leave me with the stupid, idiotic login screen every time I would step away from the computer for too long. What was wrong with the Start Menu, anyway?
Well, he suggested Ninite. I had trouble finding the right app at first, as it was buried way down in the “Utilities” Section. I’m providing a direct link right here, though, so you don’t have to hunt for it. At first glance, it didn’t seem very compatible with what I was expecting, but after having lost nearly 100 hours of billable time dealing with the Windows 8 “learning curve”, I had absolutely nothing left to lose.
From a half mile away you could probably hear me from the front porch of my studio, yelling at the top of my lungs, “IT WORKED!“ It didn’t just work, it worked GREAT! I now have my choice of which Windows Start Menu version I want, as well as… get ready for it….
NO MORE STUPID LOGIN SCREEN!
Yes, when I turn on my computer, it turns on now! It doesn’t ask me stupid questions about my personal life! The only noticeable change from the old system is that it uses the new, ugly 4-square windows logo for the Start icon. That’s it. Simply wonderful. You could probably hear me from the front porch of my studio, yelling at the top of my lungs, “IT WORKED!”
So, special shout out to Steve, again. You are a friend, indeed.
Cheers,
Anthony Sakovich