1. Make something that doesn't suck.
2. Make something not suck so much that people* will talk about it.
3. Hire competent marketers to help you get your message out.

As you may have noticed, most companies just make something and skip to Step 3.

*Normal people - as in NOT in your company, your industry or in marketing, advertising or the press

I just completed a trip to Publix, a local grocery store, and picked up two reusable grocery bags at $1 each. No paper or plastic this time. Instead I actually paid money to save a tiny weenie, itsy bitsy part of the environment. (And the grocery saved a few pennies not giving me an old, one use bag.)

No treaties, no regulations, no new taxes, no carbon offsets to buy. Ain't it sweet when capitalism and environmentalism work together?

It's the last week of the year and your humble cartoonist is taking a break. See you in 2008.

Insightful reporting? Their political perspective? Or articles like this: Sex Your Way to Better Health: A Dozen Reasons Why You Should Have Sex Tonight

A fabulous Christmas story in three parts, be sure to read A Small World Christmas Carol. I ripped off the storyline but I'm not telling from where. There's like a lesson in there and stuff.