PSA of the Week

Wherein PSA stands for Public Service Announcement, some little nugget of information for the greater good of readers far and wide. This week’s PSA (illustrated below) makes an important point we should all bear in mind. And while we’re doing it, remember also that “success” has approximately 7 billion definitions, give or take. So remember: don’t measure your success by …

PSA of the Week

I wonder how many tombstones would have this inscription if there was some law requiring a description of the moments just before death? In short, quite a few. Sadly, every one of them would be unnecessary. What makes it even sadder is the knowledge that nearly all of us are guilty – yes, I am too. We know the risks, …

PSA II

Here’s another one. Free. Don’t waste it. by sofyay.

PSA of the Week

Patience, patience. Be patient. And not just when hunting for flies. Be patient in traffic. Try it when waiting in line. When dealing with vexing people and situations. Patiently be patient. Locked up from Gabriel Grapperon on Vimeo.

Today’s PSA

NOTE: The following does not apply to all situations. At one time in my life running while dribbling a football was very important to me. I never found a way.

It’s the PSA of the Week!

Maybe I should do something about keeping track of days of the week… let’s see… While I’m contemplating, click on this… Well, this isn’t about days of the week, but it is about the passage of time. It’s about changing times. It’s about glorious, stupendous ideas that never quite got off the ground, or in this case (below), wonderful events …

PSA of the Week

It’s amazing what can be learned from a lowly, unwanted weed.

One elaborate PSA

As summer nears and the sun bears down a little more each day, this is an interesting approach for a Public Service Announcement. Note the reaction of the guy as 2:10. Warning: one idiot drops an F-bomb.

PSA of the Week

With menacing storms on the horizon, this might come in handy. But let us hope not.

It’s the PSA of the Week

If it’s Tuesday, it’s PSA Day in this spot on the Internet, also known worldwide as M.E.D.P.S.A. (Medical Examiner’s Day for Public Service Announcements). It’s huge in Belgium. As part of our ongoing observance of National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, check out this 30-second PSA from USDOTNHTSA, a.k.a. the U.S. Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. …