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Phog Blog: “Smash-Mouth Jayhawks”

This is one of a number of pieces I have contributed to Phog Blog, an NCAA sports site that focuses on the Kansas Jayhawks (even more enjoyable after March 2008).

Mettler Athletic: Weight Management

Most of the women and half the men I know have tried multiple diets over the last several years, so writing this copy was kind of an AHA! moment. I might get in trouble for saying that...

Mettler Athletic: Bridge Program

As a guy with creaky knees, a repeatedly-sprained ankle, and the back of an 80-year-old woman, I felt a certain empathy as I wrote about this treatment program for injured athletes.

Mettler Athletic: Membership Brochure

Some local color helped spice up this print brochure. This was part of a series I developed for face-to-face promotion efforts.

14six Blogging Network: Description

I got to cut loose and have some fun with the Statement on the bottom half of the page. The goal at 14six was to pull together a diverse group of bloggers by emphasizing a set of strong shared beliefs.

Mettler Center: “Building Better Bones”

How do you write a short, appealing brochure about something as serious as osteoporosis? With accurate medical detail and a light touch.

Watch video footage of the advertisement at Mettler’s site.

Mettler Athletic: “Winners Prepare” Commercial

When this ad spot was produced, my towering, dramatic grandstand got cut in favor of a simple (flat) circular track! Guess you can\'t have everything.

Mettler Athletic: “You Need Skills” Commercial

Anytime you get to make fun of Michael Jordan\'s minor league baseball career, it was a pretty good commercial! This is a one of several television commercial concepts I developed for a 30-second ad spot.

Relevant Magazine: “Cynicism Criticism”

Another of my articles published by Relevant Magazine Online--an amalgam of hipster culture and spirituality. (That isn't actually my picture by the title.)

Relevant Magazine: “Mercy Can’t Lose”

This is one of several articles I have published with Relevant Magazine Online. The editors there find it amusing to stick photos of random people into my title banners.