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Yes, we’ve been very busy.

Here’s a complete redesign of the Mutt Media design includes portfolio and links to great resources. Check it out and please share if you like with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and wherever else you like to hang out on the web.

If you are interested in custom graphics for any project, please get in touch.

Follow on this Client’s life journey…She’d like to remain anonymous but she’s so funny and welcomes comments!

Take a look at this very personal blog and maybe you’ll feel like joining in her conversation.

K is a 40-something going through some stuff….Interesting to read…see how she tries to figure things out.

Check out the latest Mutt Media new site launch http://momsmassage.com.

So excited to announce the launch of the newly redesigned website for our longstanding Client, Massage For Moms based in Berkeley, California. Check it out!

From bodywork to nutrition to nourishing products for your skin, Massage for Moms is here to support your healthy lifestyle.

Alec Baldwin photo courtesy of David Crotty/PatrickMcMullen.com

Alec Baldwin kicked was kicked off an American Airlines flight earlier tonite for refusing to shut off his iPad when a flight attendant asked. What was so important? Words with Friends.

His rep said he loves the game so much he was willing to give up his flight for it.

Gotta love it!

Read the online post from Scoop and MSNBC here.

Research In Motion moves on from Blackberry

How many of have experienced a lack of access to your GMAIL account via the app on your Blackberry? As of November 22nd, this function will no longer be available – unless you have had it previously installed.

Those who have a lot of patience can access the web through their Blackberry and visit their Gmail account, but anyone who has ever had to access the web on their BB knows that this is not the best option as the web browser is agonizingly slow.

The following is an exerpt from an article that appeared in the Wall Street Journal on November 10th.

In a statement, RIM [Research In Motion] played down this development.

“Since 2009, RIM has incorporated native support for Gmail in BlackBerry [operating system] 5.0 and above, which means that a separate Gmail app is not required,” the statement said. “The large majority of users who access Gmail on their BlackBerry smart phone already rely on the native support (provided through BlackBerry Internet Service) rather than the separate Gmail app.”

The development comes as RIM deals with product launch delays, a plunging stock price and a rapidly decreasing share of the key U.S. smartphone market.

RIM’s share of the U.S. smartphone market had fallen to 11.6% as of the end of June, according to research firm IDC, behind Google’s Android-powered phones and the Apple iPhone. Five years ago, RIM had 48% of the U.S. market.

After an embarrassing service outage…left millions of BlackBerry users without access to email, many analysts worried that BlackBerry users would begin migrating to Apple and Android devices at an even faster clip.

RIM said…that it was investigation reports of fresh delays for BlackBerry users in Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa, but did not provide further details.

Google’s decision to end support for Gmail on BlackBerrys comes as the Internet giant increasingly focuses on a key RIM rival: Apple.

Earlier this month, Google unveiled a Gmail app for Apple’s iOS operating system, which powers the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. But the app was hobbled soon after its release on Nov. 2 by a bug associated with its notifications feature. Google apologized and pulled the app for repairs.

Google’s Gmail ranks among the most popular Web-based email services, and the company has said the service has around 200 million users. According to data from comScore Inc., the number of unique visitors to Gmail rose 31% in October compared with the same month last year, reaching 59.6 million. The number of visitors to Yahoo Inc.’s email service, meanwhile, fell 1% to 93.5 million, while visitors to Microsoft Corp.’s email service fell 3% to 44.5 million, according to the comScore data.

In a statement posted online, Google said that while Gmail users on the BlackBerry will be able to continue consulting Google’s guide for troubleshooting in the app, the guide “will not be maintained or enhanced.”

—Amir Efrati contributed to this article.

Write to Will Connors at will.connors@wsj.com and John Letzing at john.letzing@dowjones.com

While it’s true that this is the season to give, some of us may feel a bit strapped financially during the holidays. We need to remember that at this time of year, more than ever – there are people less fortunate that need our help.

So how do we give to others in need while still taking care of our family and friends? Here are some great resources that empower us to give without even writing a check. Some of these sites will seamlessly make donations to charities while you shop, while others will help you clean out your house and send along items you no longer have use for to those who do. Please take a moment before the stress of the season takes its grip to have a look and find the cause that speaks to you. Here are just a few.

Give While You Shop

Goodshop.com and GiveClicks.com. Here are two sites where a portion of how you spend goes to charity. Select your cause, shop and donations are made. Want to donate to a loved one’s college education? Enroll your credit card info at UPromise.com and use this portal to access hundreds of stores you probably already shop at….added bonus: whenever you use enrolled credit cards on or offline – you’re donating!

Clean House & Give Back – A Great Way to Recycle

Give your gently-worn shoes via SolestoSouls.com,where your donations are distributed to those in need, whether due to financial hardships or natural disasters. You can also help others in their search for employment by donating your previously (but gently)-worn business attire at CareerGear.org (for men) or TheWomensAlliance.org or DressForSuccess.org (for women).

Kids can give back to by donating their stuffed animals, children’s books and blankets via ProjectNightNight.org.

Happy Holidays

WordPress has released a new version of their software. These updates may actually be visible to the naked eye unlike previous updates where the changes may not be tangible to the user….Read all about it here.

Here’s a clip that was posted on You Tube of the 1994 cast of The Today Show (Bryant Gumble & Katie Couric) where they attempt to understand the new-fangled phenomenon called the internet.

Here’s the link to article posted on Newser, which contains the video clip as well.

You will get a laugh at how dated it seems…crazy that it was only 16 years ago!! Enjoy

Announcing the launch of our newest website, All Cork! Please take a moment to check it out.

It was such a pleasure working with michelle b., a great new handbag and accessory designer. Her products are eco-friendly, vegan and all at once luxurious, stylish and affordable. We are happy and proud to support this line & michelle. Feedback welcome!!

Great parenting luncheon on cyberbullying happening in July courtesy of Woodbury Magazine. Was honored to be asked to be a part of this committee and really looking forward to an informative, eye-opening talk. Please join us in July at the Carltun in Eisenhauer Park. Purchase tickets here.

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