I'm F*cking Obama

I couple jokers made a nice little spoof of the I'm F*ucking Matt Daemon skit from the Jimmy Kimmel show.

Thanks to Y for the up

Colon Cancer Ads get Creative

To promote Ontario’s new colon cancer screening program, BBDO Toronto created a television commercial featuring two see-through men talking at a hardware store. One points out that the other seems to have colon cancer, prompting the second transparent man to say he’ll get it checked out. A voiceover ends the spot with “You’re probably not see-though, so talk to your family health care provider about getting checked.”

Great way to approach the subject. Kudos to BBDO.



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CRTC could let U.S. networks into Canada

Could it be true?
Could Canadians be getting HBO and ESPN?
Well.... maybe. Hearings start soon to see if the CRTC protectionism for CanCon will be lifted.

I think there needs to be a little help for the Canadian shows, but I'm all for bringing in competition. Tis the best way to grow after all.

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Free Ways to Synchronize Folders Between Computers

This post is mostly for my later reference

Check it if you need it.

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Document Your Party with Simple Photo Projects

If you want to sit back and let your party be documented for you, then check this little tutorial out.

All those bored people on facebook will thank you for allowing them to see what they missed.....


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Got some Cash to Blow?

This article says why not spend that nice little tax refund on some gadgets.

Most of the stuff is crap, but the Casio camera is pretty cool.

Let's face it. The reason your digital pictures suck has nothing to do with the number of megapixals in your camera. Even if you had a 30MB camera, you'd still capture your wife blinking, your kids just after they made that spectacular catch or the dog before he even jumps to catch the Frisbee.

That's why the Casio EX-F1 is so revolutionary. When you snap a photo, the camera doesn't take one, but 60 frames in a single second: 30 frames in the half-second after you press the button, and -- miraculously -- 30 frames in the half-second before you pressed it. Then, you can quickly scroll through those 60 frames, pick the perfect one and capture it for saving to the camera's storage.
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Even the flash is fast; a secondary LED flash can keep up with that 60 frame-per-second rate. And video! How about shooting super slow-mo at 1,200 frames per second?

Though sorting through all those images would suck, the 1200 frames/s video would be really fun to play with.

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