After work specials, nothing better. Here's a couple that I try to occupy my time with outside of studio shenanigans.













Like most people I know, I can appreciate the power of facebook. I understand its purpose, and I marvel at its swift takeover of the human race. These networking tools, like self-indulgent blogs named Blogasm, are all tools for people to express themselves to whomever feels like listening. So in a much more indirect way, these networking tools have become the ultimate therapy session for the masses. Reading about how people are "going to sleep after a long day of {insert wit here}", or are "going for a long run, then getting something to eat, then sleep before hitting the gym tomorrow" makes me feel like technology serves a higher purpose.

It makes us feel like we matter. It makes us feel like we have power to make others care about our every step. And in most cases I enjoy reading about my surrounding circle of trust and their most current headspace. These people are my friends, my associates, and my colleagues. And sometimes... these people are one of these - facebookers