Qualification to the round of 16 is complete, and all of the 16 teams that qualified are highly worthy of their berth in the octafinals. All of the teams I supported made it through to the next round: Chile (the team I drew in a family betting pool), Germany (My favorites to win, just cause…
Month: June 2014
Details Matter
I mean really. Who in their right mind would buy this cookie cake. “Dad, you’re the best, so I got you this cake with egregious grammatical flaws.” I don’t think so. In life, most of all when it comes to those you care about, details matter. All it takes is a little bit of effort…
An Open Letter to Mexico’s Head Coach
ENGLISH (Spanish below) SeƱor Herrera, For years and two World Cups in my recent memory, I have watched Mexico struggle to make a splash on the international stage. Sure, you won Gold in London and won the cup with a younger squad, many of which are now on your team. But time and time again–after…
Meet Amelia Rose Earhart, she plans on flying around the world and live-tweeting the whole thing
This is not a headline from the late 1930s. First off, back in the 1930s, they didn’t have this great an image resolution: or jets…but that doesn’t matter, because this Amelia Earhart is planning on finishing the ill-fated voyage of her namesake. 1937, while attempting to find Howard Island in a bad storm, her plane…
We should all be like Google
Rich and a multinational corporation. By which I mean attention to detail. Last week, Google changed its logo. In what was a revolutionary change sure to shake the entire design industry to its core, Google moved two letters one pixel each. What does one pixel do? Take a look: Old Logo New Logo Click on…