January 2010
30 posts
wentzhol:
i sat and stared at the four liter bottle of pure spring water sitting on my kitchen counter for about 10 minutes. as i sat and stared at the simple container filled with the most basic human resource i thought about how i’d like to take that container, and a hundred others like it, fill it up and take it to uganda, to haiti, to kenya, and allow the people there the simple need that we...
This is one of those times
that I wish hot chocolate came in a can. Fact: being snowed in can be so awesome when you’re stuck with the right person(s). Right now, crashing on the couch at home and mentally sorting through some stuff involving a certain musical venture I’m working on with a guy some know as Verble. If all goes as planned, something should be coming out of this project in the near future. Anyway,...
Right now
I’m blogging from my phone because our internet got disconnected when the power went out. I love how tech support uses simple talk to describe stuff I already know about. Everything is a little easier when you feign ignorance, but doesn’t that apply to most situations that require support?
Shut Up Woman, Get On My Horse →
Slant-ruled notebook
More from LikeCool -
A lot of people sort of twist their notebooks when they write in them, so this slant-ruled notebook by Matt Brown, which has lines that are at a 45 degree angle, is good if you have to write in a tight spot, like on an airplane.
iTables
Article taken from LikeCool -
These cool iPod-shaped tables were designed by Italian artist Mirko Ginepro for Milan Design Week. The iTables are all custom made to order, if you are interested, you can contact them via email.
World Bank waiving Haiti’s debt payments →
caraobrien:
Currently, Haiti’s debt to the World Bank, which is interest-free, is about $38 million—about 4% of Haiti’s total external debt. Due to the crisis caused by the earthquake, we are waiving any payments on this debt for the next five years and at the same time we are working to find a way forward to cancel the remaining debt.
Old news is current news again: reverse|esrever
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Note to self:
Hey John, they have the exact camera you’re looking for at Wal*Mart FOR $20 CHEAPER. Jump on it!
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Aziz Ansari is hilarious. Also, RAAAAAAAANDY!
I first saw Aziz Ansari on the hit MTV sketch comedy show Human Giant, then in various comedy movies. He finally landed a notable role in Funny People as Randy, an extremely energetic and incredibly vulgar stand-up comedian. just this past weekend, a stand-up special he recorded in 2009 premiered on Comedy Central.
Intimate Moments For A Sensual Evening is incredible. Aziz delivers the jokes so...
TO DO -
get new camera, work on videos
get new external hard drive
find USB mic, start doing podcasts/recording demos
find better, more effective ways to get the word out about the events/causes/movements I believe in.
go to sleep
moreandmoreeverysecondispendthinking
This is just a reminder for myself:
New Camera
New External Hard Drive
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Here are three albums I think you should hear.
Horehound - The Dead Weather
Jack White of The White Stripes does it again with another incredible rock band, this time a supergroup formed with Alison Mosshart (of The Kills and Discount), Dean Fertita (of Queens of the Stone Age) and Jack Lawrence (of The Raconteurs and The Greenhornes).
Notable tracks include “Hang You From the Heavens”, “I Cut Like A Buffalo”,...
Click here for two ways you can help raise money... →
It’s so simple guys. All you have to do is send a text message, something almost every single one of you does every single day. If you’ve got the money to do so, donate to these people. Just think, that’s only the price you’d pay for two drinks at your local Starbucks. This is money you don’t have any problem spending any other time in the week, so why not spend it...
Invisible Children, Inc.
I first learned about Invisible Children a couple of years ago, but I researched them and got involved in 2009.
Here’s some info about them from their Who We Are page:
How It Started
In the spring of 2003, three young filmmakers traveled to Africa in search of a story. What started out as a filmmaking adventure transformed into much more when these boys from Southern California discovered...
So, this is my new blog.
I figured I’d set one up to link with my Facebook account so I can post about stuff on here and have it automatically be posted to my Wall. I’ll be posting everything: news, movie and music reviews, information about causes & events I feel people should know about, and other things that happen to spark my interest. Hopefully you’ll enjoy this as much as I do.