If you don't know what Responsive Web Design is yet, you should. Those who are more familiar with the subject are probably familiar with A List Apart's article by Ethan Marcotte. The thinking behind RWD is to design for permanence in a way that automatically adapts to any of the constantly changing ways that someone can view the web (tablet, mobile, desktop, different screens etc.). Essentially all it is is a website that automatically reformats based on the window that you are viewing it through. To find out more about RWD, check out this great Smashing article.

In their new responsive site, Littlefield underlines the importance of cross-device support. Check it out yourself and start resizing your browser window and create new layouts. Its a great new site, incredibly easy to navigate and straight to the point.

Seen a Pirate lately? No, a ship didn't drop anchor in the Arkansas River, nor is it the weather that has Tulsans dressing like scalawags today. Today is international "Talk Like a Pirate Day" and to celebrate (because everyone associates Pirates with donuts), Krispy Kreme has offered free donuts for Tulsans who come clad in eyepatches and pirate paraphernalia. What are you waiting for? Batten down the hatches and go claim yer' booty.

International Talk Like a Pirate Day: Free donut at Krispy Kreme!

July 1, 1941, Bulova fundamentally transformed the field of marketing with the world's very first television commercial. Shown at the start of a Brooklyn Dodgers - Philadelphia Phillies game, it was a simple, silhouetted map of the country centered with a Bulova clock and captioned, "America Runs On Bulova Time." The cost — $9.

We don't believe it but there will be a "last" TV commercial someday too. I wonder what it will share with this one and how it will be different?