Tuesday, February 10, 2009
This Kid Hates 50 Cent
Raf Simons x Fred Perry Tonal Loafers
Raf Simons x Fred Perry Tonal Loafers
Monday, February 9, 2009
"Here's A New Desktop Background"
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"Here's A New Desktop Background"
Facebook Nearly 20% Larger Than Myspace
Different tracking services show different numbers when it comes to measuring which social network is most popular, but at least one now places Facebook with a significant lead in the US. Compete has updated its data for January, and the service now shows Facebook seeing a full 10 million more visitors each month than MySpace.
With Facebook growing another 14.9% from December to January, the site now reaches 68.5 million people each month, versus 58.5 million for MySpace. Zuckerberg > Tom
Facebook Nearly 20% Larger Than Myspace
Coldplay & Jay Z - 'Lost' (Grammys)
Coldplay & Jay Z - 'Lost' (Grammys)
Buddah's Words on Analysis
~Buddah
Buddah's Words on Analysis
Sunday, February 8, 2009
'Swagga Like Us' Performance (Grammys)
My "mumblings and grumblings" on the performance:
'Swagga Like Us' Performance (Grammys)
T.I & Justin Timberlake - "Dead & Gone" (Grammys)
Good performance of their song "Dead & Gone" A bit lackadaisical though. Good choice to have JT on the piano to highlight T.I. That new Justin album will be something serious.
via worldstarhiphop
T.I & Justin Timberlake - "Dead & Gone" (Grammys)
Madonna Said Music Makes The People Come Together
I like music because I like to sing and dance. It's also fun to listen to music with friends. I think music can bring people together because there is a transcending element that goes beyond pretty much any distinction you can make between people. Don Imus and Malcolm X could probably bond over some UB40 or maybe Dave Mathews Band. maybe. But something that is pleasing to the ear has no boundaries of appeal because the ear cannot attach meaning to things like the eyes can. Bundy feels me I know.
Madonna Said Music Makes The People Come Together
'Swagga Like Us' To Be Performed Tonight at the Grammys
'Swagga Like Us' To Be Performed Tonight at the Grammys
The Evolution of Gossip By Jamilah Cherry
So why is it that a few days ago I stumbled upon a rumor with my name in it that originated from a misunderstanding that occurred about a year ago. A YEAR ago? Really? Mind you this person has no idea who I am, just knows my name. But they took it upon themselves to continue to spread the gossip about me. I found it funny that they were also talking to someone who they had no clue knew me. What is so enticing about gossip that makes it irresistible to share? It was reported by a Social Issues Research Center that gossip accounts for 55% of men's conversation time and 67% of women's. That’s a lot of gossip.
Nigel Nicholson, Ph.D., discusses the evolutionary reasons why humanity is a beehive of communication. Evolutionary psychology argues that human nature--our psychological architecture as much as our physical form--was shaped to survive and reproduce under a particular set of conditions. This was the existence of clan-dwelling primates, who subsisted by foraging and hunting in a savanna-like environment. It is only in recent biological times that we left the world of clan-dwelling primates for the world of agriculture, city settlements and, eventually, business organizations.
In evolutionary psychology, several elements conspire to give gossip pride of place. First is the physiological capability of speech. Evolution gave us a stunning ability to vocalize by allowing the windpipe full access to the thorax and vocal chords. The second element is language. We have brains endowed with speech centers that allow every growing child to perform the greatest miracle of learning in nature--the acquisition of nearly 13,000 words by the age of six, rising to 60,000 by adulthood. Hella words. There are three very essential functions of gossip: networking, influence and social alliances.Gossip is inevitable and blameless--the problem lies instead in its content, which reflects precisely what is going on in people's minds.
The Evolution of Gossip By Jamilah Cherry
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Bobby "Blue" Bland - "Aint No Love" (Original)
Soulful track from Bobby Blue Bland, a soul gospel singer who rose to prominence within the 60s. Bland's 1974 album entitled Dreamer featured 'Aint No Love In The Heart of the City" and reached mediocre fame, only to be covered by Whitesnake and Jay-Z to later become Bland's best known work.
Well, it seems so strange
Without you love, baby baby
Things have changed
Now that you're gone
Y'know the sun don't shine
From the city hall
Woman, to the county line"
Bobby "Blue" Bland - "Aint No Love" (Original)
Make Your Own Word Art
An interesting little website. Worlde allows you to make customized word art out of any text you choose. If you want to take a passage from an article, or combine a list of words regarding a topic Wordle allows you to create it and then alter the shapes, colors, fonts and layout of the words. Fresh concept. Go here to make your own.
Make Your Own Word Art
Friday, February 6, 2009
Pharrell Williams Speaks With Nylon Magazine
Mr. Grindin/I'm A Slave For You/Beautiful/ etc. etc. etc. shares his thoughts on life, his passions and his motivations in a behind the scenes video with Nylon Magazine. Like others, you can either say a lot or a little about Pharrell. I'll save the a lot for another time. seitwob dna eniw si siht
Pharrell Williams Speaks With Nylon Magazine
Giant Titanoboa Snake Found In The Amazon
A titanic snake that fed on crocodiles and was longer than a London bus has been identified as the top predator to rule the land when the dinosaurs disappeared.It weighed 1.25 tons and with a length of 45 feet or more it would have been able to take on and eat pretty much any other animal it came across. The newly discovered type of snake, named Titanoboa in honour of its immense size, was for 10 million years the largest land predator on earth. At least 28 individual specimens have been uncovered in Colombia and, with all of them being around 40 feet long, researchers said it is likely the species could have reached much further than 45 feet. With that size it is possible that the snake would have trouble getting through doors.
Giant Titanoboa Snake Found In The Amazon
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Life Just Sucks In General By Evan Sawyer
on his purpose and goals: "making YouTube videos is just something I do in my spare time to improve on my acting skills, considering that I do go to a acting school on the weekends, I'm trynna get that Arab money."
More on Evan here
Life Just Sucks In General By Evan Sawyer
Coldplay - "Life In Technicolor II"
Life in Technicolor II is the first single off of Coldplay's 2008
album 'Prospekts March'. An interesting choice to combine
puppetry with humans on film.
Enjoy.
Coldplay - "Life In Technicolor II"
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
This Is What A Billion Dollars Looks Like
The most expensive piece of art to be made?
Possibly.
"Mo Money Mo Problems" though.
This Is What A Billion Dollars Looks Like
John Legend - "Each Day Gets Better"
For the days when the sun is shining and everyone is smiling.
For when the day is so good but you know the night will be better.
For when you get an A- when you were intending on a B.
And you're like, "Damn, each day is just getting better."
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John Legend - "Each Day Gets Better"
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Aquarium Telephone Booth
Lighting designers Benoit Deseille and Benedetto Bufalino have come together to create something unimaginable for the annual Lyon Light Festival in France. Relating the scope and purpose of their work, the designers stated, "With the advent of the mobile telephone, telephone booths lie unused. We rediscover this glass cage transformed into an aquarium, full of exotically coloured fish; an invitation to escape and travel." (thepirata).
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Aquarium Telephone Booth
Gnarls Barkley - "Just A Thought"
"All I want is your understanding
As in the small act of affection
Why is this my life?
Is almost everybody's question"
Gnarls Barkley - "Just A Thought"
$450 Billion Spent On Christmas Annually
Interesting video from Advent Conspiracy detailing American's spending habits during Christmas. The video resonates with me, because I frequently come with the weak gifts. But really, how often are we compelled to buy a weak to mediocre gift for someone instead of relating to them how great we think they are? Have we become conditioned consumers?
via GreenDaily
$450 Billion Spent On Christmas Annually
Monday, February 2, 2009
Thought For Food: Michael Phelps "Caught" Smoking

Thought For Food: Michael Phelps "Caught" Smoking
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Lil' Wayne's First Single Off Rock Album - "Prom Queen"'
Lil' Wayne's First Single Off Rock Album - "Prom Queen"'
Andre 3K Take Us Away
"Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favorite things"
Andre 3000 - "My Favorite Things"Andre 3K Take Us Away
The Sound of Music
The Sound of Music
Dwayne Wade: "Me & Lebron in NY in 2010 Not Crazy"
INDIANAPOLIS - Dwyane Wade acknowledged last night "it's not crazy" to speculate that he and LeBron James could tag-team their way to the Big Apple as free agents in 2010. Wade, following the Heat's loss to the Pacers, told The Post he and James could join forces in 2010, with the Knicks not out of the question. Wade indicated they have talked about the potential scenario, and both played for Mike D'Antoni last summer while winning a gold medal at the Olympics. "It's not crazy," Wade told The Post in the visitor's locker room of Indiana's Conseco Fieldhouse. "It could happen. We both understand that. We both signed the same contract. We did it together. More than anything, it's fun to think about. It's exciting to know we both control our future. Will it happen? Who knows. He has some something he's trying to accomplish in Cleveland. I have something I'm trying to accomplish in Miami. But up until 2010, it will be fun to think about."
Dwayne Wade: "Me & Lebron in NY in 2010 Not Crazy"