Posting this one for fellow Ninthlinkers to check out, and for anyone and everyone else who might see this and qualify, or know someone who knows someone who “Makes Websites”. That is all. Happy Thursday.
You’ve probably already seen the link, since I got it IM’d to me 3 or 4 times a few minutes after the shaking stopped, but if you haven’t, http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/ci14383980.php, 5.8, SW of Chino Hills. NLK friends at Sundance Spas HQ, we hope you are well, and that the amount of water spilled from your hot tubs was minimal. Here on the 6th Floor, Craig and I were almost out the door (and half way to Maloney’s) before the shaking stopped, and Tracy cracked the whip for us to get back to work. And by cracked the whip, I mean she bailed and is now at lunch. Will she return? Only time will tell. Me, I’m just glad I was not yet done building out another round of clients’ email newsletters that I didn’t take that early lunch to go get a haircut. Can’t imagine the 4th floor of the mall shook much less than here. That could have been bad.
The drive at Ninthlink was a tremendous success thanks to all the kind people out there in San Diego who answered our call for help. People from all over San Diego donated diapers, baby formula, and toddler/infant toiletries such as combs, lotions, wipes, pacifiers, soap, shampoo, and other needed items.
The Bottoms Up Diaper Drive went from Monday, July 21st through Tuesday, July 29, where the Ninthlink Team’s offices acted as a host for SAY San Diego.
“What? Why?!” was always the response I received when I told people that I had never been to Comic-Con. I’m not a native San Diegan but I have lived here for over two years and Thursday, July 24th was my very first time attending the convention. My experience at Comic-Con was like nothing else I have ever known. Flashing lights, toys, movie ads, video game characters, art, music and people everywhere rushed my senses immediately when I entered the room. As I looked around, I realized I had no idea where to go first! I decided to ride the wave of people flowing around the auditorium until something caught my eye. As I waded through the sea of people, I stared at each booth as I passed by.
There were so many things to look at! I saw a life size Batman as well as an Indiana Jones which were both made out of Legos, models of the characters from Wall-E and also an extravagant model of Halloween Town which was up for sale. READ MORE
President, Jeromy Stallings talks about the recent successful Diaper Drive.
With the International ComicCon in full swing this week, Ninthlink’s “Superhero” Exhibit was a rollicking success of popular and fine art, music, food, beer, Effen Vodka, and friends.
The event went from 7 pm to well past midnight at The Warehouse Space, 1616 National Avenue, in the newly re-envisioned East Village arts district where “Old” San Diego meets the “New” San Diego with urban dwelling and aesthetic opportunity.
On hand were the Ninthlink employees donning black nylon capes with the Ninthlink logo printed boldly on the fabric, showing what superheroes they can truly be.
“So what are their super powers?” some were asked. READ MORE
Matt Stallings latest piece for the SUPERHERO exhibition
Comicon + Comicon + Comicon
got some updated graphics for the Superhero thursday, courtesy of THE mark murphy, and i like them, so here you go. i was going to post all 4 on one line, like 518px wide, but that just didn’t do them proper justice, so you get 2 per line.
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