When it’s time to toast the bride and groom these days, more often than not they want the drink in the glass to be a one-of-a-kind cocktail mixed and named especially for them. And what could make a guest feel more a part of the wedding than being greeted by a server offering a special drink in “honor of the special couple.”
Flying can be frustrating; we all know that. But now there’s a new, instant, and very satisfying way to vent the rage that comes from sitting in a stifling hot airplane for 2 hours and having the pilot announce, “We’ll let you know when we are cleared for takeoff.” You can tweet your hateful outrage right from your seat.
If you’re like most people, getting the perfect bod might require the shedding of a few pounds. That being easier said than done, what pains would you go through to drop that unwanted weight? How about having a postage stamp-sized piece of mesh surgically attached to your tongue?
If you could have only one magazine, which one would it be? How about one that you create for yourself-one that exists solely for you? It does exist and it’s called MINE.
During the recent “election” in Iran, Twitter took the place of CNN, FOX, and other news channels during the media blackout imposed by the government. It became the brave demonstrators’ link to the world as they expressed their protests and anger. Strictly on moral grounds, Twitter decided to help them.
Many corporations employ taste experts and do massive research with consumers to help them decide what new flavors to introduce. But DEW is putting that power into the hands of a select few. The 50 who convince Mountain Dew they are worthy to decide receive a limited-edition tasting kit…
People have been engraving wedding rings with words of endearment for quite some time. What’s new is being able to express those words with your very own sound waves laser cut right into the ring. This new technique can be used ahead of the event to immortalize the words “I love you,” “forever yours,” or something more original.
In the Buff Culture Wave, looking good is never an accident. It’s carefully planned–even to the point of making sure that when people view you in your casket, they see you the way you want to be seen.
One of the things many people hate about corporations and their advertising is the way they alter reality. In this example, even the most beautiful models are digitally enhanced. A protest group in Berlin found a great way to remind us of that fact.
One airline is taking the Private Pampering Wave seriously. Virgin Atlantic Airways is treating passengers to something it calls “Airphoria” that delivers, in it words, “a truly unique flying experience for the increasingly frustrated and disappointed business traveler.”
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