There’s really no better way to get the new season rolling than to fire off a word you must not say on live TV. According to Daily News, three actors have let the F-word slip during sketches in Saturday Night Live’s three-decade history, and singers have occasionally unleashed the expletive during late-night musical numbers. Welcome to the club, Jenny Slate.
Flyar is a free Twitter visualization application that uses Augmented Reality and gesture interaction. You can set it as your screensaver or just play around with it.
It uses your webcam to create an augmented video image, enabling you to visualize incoming tweets (from your account or a general feed) in a “twitteresque” setting that you can interact with.
Note: Flyar only runs on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. (Gotta get this thing figured out for us Apple freaks, kids.)
Los Angeles advertising agency Forza Migliozzi pulled a newsworthy stunt yesterday for their client, RelaxZen, a relaxation beverage. They sent 16 cases of the product to world leaders meeting at the United Nations General Assembly session which began two days ago at UN headquarters in Turtle Bay.
The company donated their product to world leaders “to promote world peace by mellowing these guys out,” said the company’s Chief Relaxation Officer (CRO) Nick West. “The leaders of the world are just too stressed. We have sent enough for every delegation.” Each gift to a member of the General Assembly was accompanied by a cheery letter from RelaxZen.
This video below accompanies their gift to the UN.
How do you make sure the pizza man’s at your place within the 30 minutes he’s promised? Put a bright red ticking clock on the back of his scooter. Nice idea. Drive that thing, dude. Agency: BBDO Guerrero/Proximity, Makati City, The Philippines.
This is clearly fake and intended to either hype the commercial, which is a complete turd, or to hype Jim Breuer, who isn’t too turdy. Regardless, it’s fairly entertaining.