QR (quick response) codes are catching on all over. With the amount of people using smart phones these days, they provide a simple, fast way to direct people to your website, or any site.

Here at BK, we use them on our business cards, allowing people to instantly check us out, as opposed to waiting until they're at home sitting infront of their computer. In today's culture of instant gratification and endless digital distractions, making an impression quickly can save you from getting buried under everything else. But one Seattle company is used to getting buried, and they're putting QR codes to use in an interesting way.

I came across an image recently entitled "29 Ways to Stay Creative." As someone that relies on creativity on a daily basis, I gave it a look, because I know how awful it feels to hit a wall while working. Anything to avoid that.

I stumbled across an article earlier this week (not StumbleUpon... that's a whole different beast) about a Chilean teen who is building up an impressive following on Twitter. He's not singing about days of the week, sharing texts from last night, or starring in movies. He's not a celebrity at all, but people care about what he has to say.

Last month our Creative Director and Head Programmer preformed at a friends house for the 3rd Annual Crawfish Boil. The menu consisted of mountainous platefuls of seasoned crawfish with generous helpings of potatoes, corn and mushrooms. Brad and Josh had a great time preforming for the crowd and making multiple trips unto the buffet line. Here are just a few "glam" shots of the band preforming.