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November 3rd, 2009

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This blog is evolving even more. Sometimes there will be wild fabrications, sometimes there will be true stories. I’m amusing myself, and hopefully amusing you too. I want to be an educator, and entertainer, and also an inspiration. I don’t know if it’s possible to be all three all the time. I’m going to try.

THE COCKTAIL NAPKIN is the video supplement to this blog. it's a thing I do from time to time when an idea I have needs expanding beyond the confines of the written word.

Twitter has been an ever increasing part of my social media presence and is where I share most of my ideas. Follow me — @3rdmartini

I'm also increasingly sharing links of interest and other nuggets of wisdom on Facebook. Also, come see why my social graph is weird.

I really don't use my Flickr account as much as I should. I'm working on publishing images more regularly. Check up on me if you must.

In addition to THE COCKTAIL NAPKIN episodes, I bring you other video experiments in beautiful HD on Vimeo.

About this site

THE MARTINI SHAKER is one of those fancy-schmancy blogs written and curated by Kansas City-based Jeremy Fuksa.

Jeremy is a self-professed creative generalist, which is kind of a bullshit way of saying "jack-of-all-trades" yet he continues to call himself that regardless of how it sounds. Jeremy is the Presentation Director at Barkley, where he uses his generalism to push the agency's internal brand out of the stratosphere.

Jeremy speaks about doing great creative work, is President of the Art+Copy Club of Kansas City and expresses himself with a mélange of other stuff.

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