Is there any greater feeling than donating to charity? Well yes, it’s the feeling you get while donating to charity and doing it with style.

For the month of November (henceforth known as Movember) Patrick and David decided to grow a mustache. Yup, both of them are planning on growing the epitome of raw masculinity. In fact, both of them are pretty sure they are going to look something like Tom Selleck from Magnum PI.

They joined the Movember project which raises money for Prostate cancer. They will get friends and family to sponsor them to grow the mustache and every time the stache is brought up in conversation is an opportunity to discuss mens health.

We rented 48 hours of time on the UW-Madison servers to render these life like projections of what the mustaches will look like at the end of November…erm Movember.

Movember donates the proceeds to the LIVESTRONG Foundation and the Prostate Cancer Foundation.

Normally the world of technology moves faster than any other industry but an experimental new school of architecture turned the web community on its head. In this new field architects use modern technology to make structures automatically respond to their environment. Some of the incredible applications include window shades that automatically open and close based on the temperature of the room, smart glass that can become opaque on command and walls that can bow in/out based on how full the room is.

Web designers took this idea and decided to build websites that are so sophisticated that they can automatically respond to their environment. With a responsive site all of the content on your website will be accessible anytime, anywhere and on any device. Rather than fragmenting your resources across multiple device specific sites, you are able to focus all of your efforts into one site that will meet the needs of all devices. This process “future proofs” your website so when new technologies are released your website will still react to them and display them appropriately.

Mobile traffic has exploded over the last several years and it is expected to overtake the desktop in 2013. With this rapid expansion of mobile browsing, your website could be accessed by literally thousands of different devices and customers expect a quality experience regardless of their device.

Burnham Richards’ latest example of a responsive website is August Haven, an upscale furniture store in Green Bay, which was built to serve all of their customers needs. Here you can see the site rearranges itself to display properly on an iPhone, iPad, the common desktop, and even the brand new Silk browser from Amazon that was released after the site was built.

GREEN BAY, WI—June 14, 2011— burnham richards announced the hiring of Patrick Rauland as interactive developer. After growing up on several continents around the world, Patrick hand-picked Green Bay where he worked at a web development company before joining burnham richards. In his new role, Rauland will lead the development of websites, web applications and phone apps. He has already developed a custom Content Management System (CMS) that allows clients to update their websites easily and inexpensively.

“Having Patrick on board is a huge asset to the agency,” stated David Richards, agency principal. “He brings a whole new skill set to our service offering and is taking our web capabilities to the next level.”

Rauland recently lead the development of a new website for burnham richards and for the soon-to-open Kroc Center.

Founded in 2002, burnham richards elevates its clients’ brands through relevant ideas that involve advertising, interactive, and media strategies. The award-winning agency has produced successful campaigns for regional and national clients.