Thursday, April 26, 2007
Hampden Noodly Master
Now this sounds like a church for me
If you haven't already you must check this out. The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is helping to redefine the space between crazy religious zealots and just plain old fashioned fun. The FSM was designed as a response to Intelligent Design, and in its bizarre creation makes almost as much sense. The faux religion, has followers Pastafarians, a holy book The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, and a blog, and some nifty artwork.
The best part in my opinion is the FSM creator is a "25-year-old out-of-work physics major" with some time on his noodles.
Enjoy.
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Wednesday, April 18, 2007
A Thanks To...( Don Imus?)
Today I received an email from Nike that was rather unexpected, and uplifting. You can read it for yourself below. The purpose of this email was for Nike to put their mouth where their money is. Nike spends billions a year promoting and sponsoring athletes of all races, genders, creeds, countries, etc. Some might think that it is to the detriment of sports on the whole. In this case Nike decided to put the weeks events surrounding Don Imus into perspective. The way they did so was this simple email reaffirming their support of all athletics. In a way Don Imus is to thank for reminding us all the positive impact that sports has been in social change.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Will Ferrell Gets It
This is a big week of great discovery. First an iTunes challenger, now a youtube challenger created by Will Ferrell. If this first video is any indication of what is to come, I think I have seen my last dancing meat-head on YouTube.
Monday, April 16, 2007
iTunes gathers bird droppings
if you are one of the growing number of disgruntled iTunes users, this is for you:
Songbird has built a media player with the ease of iTunes and the power of Firefox. Take a look at their screencast to get the nitty gritty on what is possible with this player. Like Firefox, Songbird allows developers to produce add-ons for further customization.
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Thursday, April 5, 2007
A Holiday Worth Celebrating
"We are all sort of bound by a common thread, regardless of where we come from"
"You make enough money and at some point you stop caring about what you did in the past, because if its not making money it's not making sense."
That's what National High Five Day is to its creators. National High Five Day falls on the third Thursday of April each year, which happens to be April 19th this year. Give a little love, slap a little skin (up high)