We Are Hex Lives, and so does the RockitBomb podcast. A full live set from Indianapolis Chaos Rockers.
Rather than writing about the ice caves, the splendid vistas, the clean air, and the blueberries that were perfectly ripe, I’ll just let the photos speak for themselves.
Just ask anyone: I talk too much. They’ve said it to and about me my whole life. Sometimes I manage to keep my trap shut long enough to take some pictures. So I’ll catch up on some recent events in photos.
The other night I got going on thinking of one to three significant things I remember from every grade in elementary school.
The main benefit for us has been that the MTA changed the bus route so that the B61–which formerly passed in front of our apartment every five to 10 minutes–now goes along a different street to take riders to the store.
An awesome video of robots.
could apple computers come out with an iPhone Nano? i dont see why not.
this is an old link from last year, but it has write up (in Dutch) about a proposed iPhone Nano. now, i dont really want an iphone because theyre big and clunky and well, i dont really need one. but if these [...]
Their new album, The Whole Fam Damnily, will be released on Tuesday, August 5. I knew their old website was just, well, old. So I offered my services.
Worth checking out if you have or are getting an iPhone. I challenge each of you to a iSabre duel.
New Batman trailer from Wizard World Chicago comic book convention. Worth a watch.
AIR allows developers to use existing HTML/Ajax, Flash and Flex to create OS-independent widgets. In plain English, the user can run small desktop applications that replicate and often enhance the experience of using a web browser.
In addition to enjoying the pretty spectacular view of the fireworks from our roof, I’ve been doing some cleaning, some other work, watching movies and listening to records.
I know, I know, I’ve been pretty quiet lately. I promise I’ll write more. In the meantime, here are some shots from the roof of our building in Brooklyn looking north toward the Brooklyn Bridge.
I am selling my iPhone because I want… an iPhone.
I know I could pull up the movies in iTunes, do an advanced search, and sort the results by release date. But why should I have to do that?
Wierd gadgets playing Radiohead songs, a Rolling Stones “Interview,” Bowie, and of course, Homeless James Bond.
“But Coug, we have no friends in common.”
A little photoshop surprise that is worth a peak. Drempt by my friend Jason, made into reality by my mad ’shopping skills.
I’ll be on “Doctor Radio,” the new Sirius channel powered by NYU Langone Medical Center during the Pediatrics show talking about internet safety practices for parents and kids, as well as online health resources and crap like that.
A quick show preview and review of the new Thunders EP “Sympathetic Oscillations”
In case you where wondering where our jetpacks are.
This example isn’t as sophisticated as some of the subway poster alteration art that goes on around the city, but the industrious tagger did spell “bourgeois” correctly. Gold star for them!
While I give folks props for actually using our contact form, I’m mystified by some– okay, most–of the emails we get at the web team’s catch-all address.
There is a lesson here for other companies: listen to your customers, give them what they pay for, and if you fail to do so then own up to it and make the situation right. Strange concept, I know.
Zipcar is zero for two on actually delivering the car I reserved. Fool me once, shame on you. And just like The Who, I won’t get fooled again.
