Adora Svitak: What adults can learn from kids

Adora Svitak: What adults can learn from kids Video on TED.com

Wow!

Easter Eggs

Pre-boiled and dyed for you, no mess, no fun.


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Coffee Bean

Coffee Bean now has a yogurt, oatmeal and parfait station that looks like you are at Coldstone.

Funny Anthem Commercial

I have a feeling that most people are not going to feel the way I do about this commercial but it is so funny to me! As this serious voice discusses the benefits of Anthem health insurance this doctor pulls a bean out of a kid's nose. Then he pulls a plastic Barbie shoe out of some other kid's ear. My favorite part is that the commercial zooms in on the bean and the shoe... so weird.

By the way, this is my first video upload ever thanks to my handy iphone and youtube application.

A Perfect Example of Viral Marketing

Yesterday I noticed that all of my Facebook friends were writing status updates about what their name means according to the website urbandictionary.com, so clearly my curiosity drove me to do the same. I went to the site, typed my name in, giggled, used the definition as my status update, and acted exactly as the brand had hoped I would. At this very moment my wall is being filled with these updates. This made me wonder... was this unsolicited well deserved marketing started by a few hip teenagers OR a really smart paid campaign? Regardless, it was brilliant.

Haagen-Dazs OR Haagen-Dazs

Same ingredients, same shelf, same ice cream. Which one did I buy?

Blogging Isn't Cool Anymore

According to this article below, blogging is less popular among young people because it takes too much time. The alternative of microblogging via social media sites like twitter and facebook is a more immediate way to communicate with others. I agree, which is why I have recently begun making blog updates through an iPhone app which surely isn't quick enough at the rate I type on this keyboard.

http://pewinternet.org/Media-Mentions/2010/Is-Blogging-a-Slog-Some-Young-People-Think-So.aspx

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Indian Food on the Rise

This past year I have developed an Indian food obsession and lucky for me I think it's gaining in popularity. The Indian food section at Trader Joe's has expanded and now the Hispanic/Asian food isle at Ralph'a now includes Indian food too. So tonight I've opted for a frozen dinner... Not too bad.





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Got an iPhone

Just testing out some free Blogger app, unsure how to add an image.


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Hips DO Lie

Most women tend to dwell on having big hips but no need to fret anymore ladies; thanks to a few popular celebrities. I recently watched a couple live performances of Shakira and Beyonce where they actually added extensions to their hips to make them look larger. I think Lady Gaga did this too but I couldn't find a picture of it. This is really strange to me and the only logical reason I can think of is to alter their hip-to-waist ratio thus making their waists appear smaller. It must be working because my boyfriend (BLAST) keeps talking about Shakira's huge hips but I think it's an illusion. Of all women too, Beyonce and Shakira have enough curves for all of us so what's the point?