If you are a web developer or webmaster, you have probably gone to sites where there are some pretty cool, modern looking, effects. You hear buzzwords like web 2.0 thrown around all of the time. You’re told to round your corners, use prototype, use script.aculo.us, etc.
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A friend of mine is putting together a site that will allow you to create your own commentary and broadcast of the big game aka the Superbowl ™.
His site is Buttercast.com (personal broacasting) and they will be offering some great prizes to the best entry for the big game. What you need to do is record your own commentary of the 2nd quarter and submit your entry. You can win a 50″ plasma TV, a Nintendo WII, or an Ipod.
Your chances of winning are pretty high since the promotion started rather late. Good luck.
Are you kidding me H&R Block? The tag-line for their new ad campaign is “you got people”! I might slaughter the English language from time to time. I don’t claim to have proper grammar in all of my writing, but at least I can say that I didn’t do it on purpose.
Who sat in a room when coming up with a campaign for H&R Block this tax season and decided that it would be a good idea to butcher the English language just because it was something that could be branded and trademarked? Was it something that they wanted others to talk about? Was this a “brilliant marketing ploy” as Leo Laporte might suggest.
I suppose you know you are getting old when these things bother you.
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