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Cuts Like a Fork – The Knork

November 6, 2009

Come on, you knew utensil innovation couldn’t end with the spork, right? Introducing the Knork. By “incorporating critical modifications into the age-old fork design, the Knork enables a user to both cut and spear food using only one utensil.” You might be thinking, “wouldn’t it also slice my tongue?” We READ MORE >

Curb Appeal – Fine Pastry Goes Mobile

September 28, 2009

Want to open a bakery in NYC but can’t afford the rent? Buy a truck! That’s what a couple of enterprising bakers did recently, and now they’re sharing their goodies with New Yorkers who want something more than the normal morning bagel or bear claw. Google The Treats Truck and READ MORE >

Power Player – Better Place

September 28, 2009

Not since the short life of the Saturn EV-1 has the promise of Electric Vehicles been so promising. Auto makers around the world are working on EV models and it will be a company like Better Place that will provide the infrastructure with “a network of charge spots, switch stations READ MORE >

You’re a Saint, Nick

September 28, 2009

On Saturday, September 26, cable network Nickelodeon held its Worldwide Day of PLay and shut down for three hours. That’s right, it aired no programming at all and instead broadcast a message encouraging kids to go out and play. Good for you, Nick. Here’s hoping that other networks follow suit.

What’s Gotten Into Dan Aykroyd’s Head?

September 15, 2009

“Thousands of years ago, thirteen crystal heads were scattered across the earth – and they are greater and more powerful than anything we have the ability to manufacture today. Their workmanship is perfect: they contain no tool marks and have been cut against the natural axis of the crystal, defying READ MORE >

Inspiration or Imitation? – The Credit Debate

September 15, 2009

American Express is running a new commercial to promote its purchase protection service. The spot uses a series of images featuring everyday objects or scenes that resemble a sad face or happy face (see the screen grab above.) It’s a nice spot. Simple and well executed. But here’s the rub READ MORE >

Toy Glory – Warner Bros Developing LEGO Movie

September 14, 2009

We are very excited to hear that Warner Bros has a major motion picture in the works for one of our all-time favorite toys – LEGO. Rumor has it the movie will mix live action with animation. Whatever happens, we can’t wait because few toys have been able to capture READ MORE >

Toys R Suck – Disturbing Toys

September 8, 2009

Here’s a funny post from Cracked.com. The 13 Most Unintentionally Disturbing Children’s Toys. Number 2 on the list: Hugo, Man of 1,000 Faces. Really? 1,000? If they put in that much time to do the math, you think they would have done a little testing as well. The other 12 READ MORE >

Brew Ha-Ha – Dunkin’ T’s Starbucks

September 7, 2009

Back in June we posted about the storm brewing in the coffee category when McDonald’s went all-in with McCafé. Well the pot is boiling over. Have you seen this t-shirt from Dunkin’ Donuts? It reads, “Friends don’t let friends drink Starbucks.” Not sure who would pay $14 for it, but READ MORE >

Pix Czar – John Lasseter

September 4, 2009

Want to succeed in business? Then fail. Make mistakes. But do it quickly and move on. Sound scary? Not when it comes from John Lasseter, former Pixar chief and now top dog at Walt Disney Animation. In this article from Variety, Lasseter preaches learning from failure and, coming from the READ MORE >

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