In tribute to Friday's Facebook IPO (which we are keeping our money far, far away from), here's Mark Zuckerberg's life - as a musical. Because why not?

Some fun, very American Miller High Life Summer edition packaging from Landor, San Francisco.

Creative Director: Tosh Hall
Design Director: Ryin Kobza
Senior Designer: Daniel D’Arcy

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We've posted on Goodby Silverstein & Partners a lot lately - especially for do-good work like the Hacking Autism project. Now they're out with work for another good cause: American Rivers.

Each year, billions of gallons of rain runs off water-impervious surfaces such as concrete, metal, and asphalt, mixing with waste, causing health threats, beach closures, habitat degradation and swimming and fishing advisories. To help combat this, American Rivers, has created green rooftops that can trap and filter storm water rather than allowing it to run into sewers.

As part of the initiative, GSP has created online tools that help show companies how they can “green” their roof, as well as the environmental and economic savings that will result. In addition, GSP created a “seed slingshot bookmarklet” that users can use to “green” any web page on the internet and see the amount of savings that can come from going green. There are also online banners, Facebook and Twitter pages, video and print ads driving people to the online tool.

Client: American Rivers
Advertising Agency: Goodby Silverstein & Partners
Co-chairman/Partner: Jeff Goodby
Account Director: Kathryn Krischer, Jason Bedecarre
Assistant Account Manager: Kateri McLucas
Senior Interactive Producer: Collin Whitehead
Senior Interactive Developer: Scott Shue
Senior Copywriter: Niklas Lilja
Junior Art Director: Shravan Hegde
Brand Strategist: John Quintana
Producer: Leila Seghrouchni
Senior Print Producer/Art Buyer: Noah Dasho

Massive congrats to DOJO copywriter Gong Liu who made the 8-person team representing the U.S. at the Cannes Young Lions. This year Team USA is sponsored by Starcom MediaVest Group, Digitas, Pereira & O'Dell and USA TODAY.

If you see Gong, buy him a drink and tell him to do SF proud.