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Robert Parker, RIP
by on February 26, 2010
Author Robert Parker died on January 18, and my family has been mourning ever since: Parker’s books are a shared experience among us, especially the books starring his main protagonist, Spenser (no first name), a Boston private detective. We’ve all read many, many Spenser novels, as well as Parker’s Sunny Randall and Jesse Stone series (I’m not so hot on Jesse Stone, but my mom is a big fan because the enduringly gorgeous Tom Selleck plays him in the TV movies).
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You Don’t Want a Flash Site (Because It Will Suck)
by on February 23, 2010
I was recently alerted to a new company (they will remain nameless because of the obvious shame) and went to their website to check them out. When I pulled up the site, I was slowly filled with sadness, mirroring the little animation on the screen that ran while I waited for it to load. The site had been built in Flash and it was terrible.
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New Boston Wins Best of Show at the ADDYs
by on February 9, 2010
Everyone around here (except maybe Shawn) is a sucker for the opportunity to get dressed up for a night on the town. So, we always look forward to caravanning to the Capitol City for the annual ADDY awards show, dressed in our after-Christmas-clearance best and dusted-off heels (except maybe for Shawn…who did look equally stunning and dust-free).
After all, when else do you get to dress up in your glittery finest and come home with as many medals as Michael Phelps?
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Client Spotlight: K-State College of Arts & Sciences
by on February 8, 2010
This particular client brings a proud tear to our eye and makes us toss up a hearty fist-pump in honor of days past. The fact is that more than half our team at New Boston heard those sweet notes of “Pomp and Circumstance” while graduating from this very College.
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