Ben & Jerry’s have jumped on the “double rainbow” bandwagon of success and updated their we

bsite - www.benjerry.com/. Check it out - not sure how much long they’ll keep it up there!

Independent Mexico City agency Anonimo came up with the unusual bicentennial concept “Let’s Celebrate 200 Years of Mustaches,” playing off one of Mexico’s most iconic national symbols, the macho-man mustache, as sported by revolutionary Pancho Villa.

Jose Cuervo is challenging Mexicans to grow mustaches as outrageous as possible before the Sept. 16 celebration. Encouraged by a big TV and outdoor ad campaign, contestants upload pictures of their mustachioed selves to Jose Cuervo’s bigotes.mx site. Bigote is Spanish for mustache, and the site has even invented a Spanish word bigotizar to describe the act of mustache growing. For those unable to grow a luxuriant mustache (women, for instance), Jose Cuervo says, “You can just paint it on your face.”

The pictures are all posted on the site for voting, and the highest-scoring mustaches and their owners will be Jose Cuervo’s guests for a trip to a bicentennial bash in the town of Tequila in Jalisco, Mexico. And everyone who uploads a photo will have his or her name printed on the label of the world’s biggest tequila bottle, which will be presented on the bicentennial day and preserved as part of Mexico’s history.

Read more or check out their website and grow un bigote!

Source: AdAge

Check out this cool interactive website by Wrangler to help promote their new blue bell spring / summer collection. A screen grab won’t do it justice, so click and play.

http://eu.wrangler.com/bluebell/

Save the words is a new way to help you expand your vocabulary, in a fun, interactive way. Scroll around inside the white box, and words will jump out at you, just begging to be used in your next speech or convo. Click on one that looks interesting and it links directly to Oxford dictionary for the definition. You can also sign up for an optional “pledge” that sends you a reminder to use the word as much as possible every day.

Visit savethewords.org now!
Source: GeekSugar.com

Remember those high school / college classes where you forced to write a letter to yourself in the future? And then at the end of your school career, it would arrive in the mail? You may have hated writing it, but when it arrived it provided for a laugh or last memories.

Now, you can e-mail yourself, in the future with www.futureme.org or, if you can’t commit to writting to yourself, then check out what other people have written in the public entries section.

Here’s the full story, straight from the source….

“Two fellas started this here site so that you could write yourself a letter to be delivered at a later date.  It’s sorta cool to receive a letter from yourself about where you thought you’d be a year (two years? more?) later. FutureMe.org is based on the principle that memories are less accurate than emails. We strive for accuracy.”

Source: Futureme.org/what.php

Check out a website dedicated to play with virtual sand art! The website was a joint venture between two designers and a Flash pro. The user created designs are posted to an online gallery, with a brick-and-mortar gallery displaying the art to be opened up in Helsinki in October. 

Play in the sand

(click on the grey box to begin)

Read more about the project

Check out this fun site to try out hairstlyes of the decade. And if you really love the style, click on the links on the side to shop! My 1994 look is great…

Yearbook Yourself