Whether it is with a Handlebar, Dali, Trucker, Fu Manchu or Lampshade, now has never been a better time to grow a moustache.
Movember, an Australian-based global charity event, promotes men’s health, specifically, generates awareness for prostate cancer. Held each year beginning the first of Movember (formerly November), Movember encourages participants to begin the month clean-shaven [...]

A little unintentional humor in the local newspaper. Star Tribune posts a story about cougar sighting, jocularity ensues in the comments. Rowr.

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We’re happy to announce that some of our recent work has been honored with a Davey Award from the International Academy of the Visual Arts. We received a Silver Award for best logo for The Murals of LynLake, a new apartment development at 2833 Lyndale Ave. S. in the LynLake neighborhood of Minneapolis.
Why the Murals? [...]

Love her or hate her, Sarah Palin is the most fascinating figure to emerge from this year’s election — aside from, of course, the president-elect. Two months ago, I doubt if 5 percent of Americans had heard of the governor of Alaska. But for the past eight weeks, she’s been possibly the most talked-about person in [...]

Finally.  Election Day. For endless months, I’ve listened to countless pundits, studied a host of candidates’ position papers, watched dozens of debates, and hashed over the issues with anyone who will listen. I’ve pored over polls, watched SNL sketches on Hulu.com, read a wide spectrum of blogs, attended rallies and even planted a lawn sign in my front yard.  But [...]

I firmly believe in preemptively outing myself. Thus when a friend offered me a ticket to the upcoming New Kids On The Block concert, I openly told my colleagues why I was leaving the daily grind a wee bit early.
They mocked. I shrugged. To me, a concert is about the entertainment factor, not about musical [...]

Last week, my phone broke.
It was tragic, but overdue. I purchased it for $20 from Target about three years ago. I have a tendency to drop things (understatement of the year) so it was covered in nicks, the case was cracked and the “9″ button worked 20% of the time.
Oddly, this malfunction happened on the [...]

I found myself getting a bit sentimental about the late-’80s/early ’90s Twin Cities music scene when I saw this post by Jim Walsh at MinnPost about a recent Jayhawks reunion show in Spain. Seeing the grainy reunion concert footage Walsh found on YouTube got me thinking about what might have been for some of my favorite [...]

Some enjoy weekday television watching to relieve the workday stress. Some cook a bountiful dinner to share with their family.
My boyfriend and I like to debate. A lot. Anything. Anytime.
We try to contain these debates to our living room post-work, but they often filter into public places: restaurants, checkout lines, movie theaters…
Most often, these debates are [...]

It was an exciting morning on Wednesday, as one of our clients, Marvin Windows and Doors, had their newest window featured in a segment on NBC’s TODAY Show. The topic was universal design: adapting homes to the changing needs of older Americans.
Marvin’s Ultimate Casement window was one of the products mentioned. This unique window swivels about [...]