Maybe it was the doubling of both Peter and Chris’s endless collection of Sade music in their iTunes, but she became the honorary soundtrack for our vacation this summer in Provincetown. Provincetown + Me And 7 Friends + 2 Sade Libraries + Bacardi White Rhum = Love http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLv4OaAO8Oo
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This was video I took on my iPhone of a 3-hour whale-watching trip I went on with my friend Martin while me and 7 of my friends were on vacation in the amazingness that is Provincetown this past August. I will never, ever, ever forget this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdQvWPqlzBk&feature=youtube_gdata+++
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Check out Vizworld to see a vertical cross section infographic of the upper atmosphere to the deepest part of the ocean floor. See the FULL IMAGE here: http://www.vizworld.com/2010/06/infographic-tallest-mountain-deepest-ocean-trench/
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I absolutely love Hans Zimmer. I really flipped for him during “The Dark Knight” with his rhythmic pounding horns and bass. It was the cherry on top of a perfect film. Low and behold, he goes and outdoes himself on “INCEPTION”. My current obsession also happens to be Edith Piaf, so his decision to use her iconic song “Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien” as the anchor for ‘The Kick’ (the bouncing back from the dream world into the real world) was as if he slipped a ring onto my wedding finger. The article is fantastic (http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/28/hans-zimmer-extracts-the-secrets-of-the-inception-score/) as well as the…
At the rocket pace its going Apple could soon become the most valuable company in the United States. Goodbye Walmart. Goodbye GM. Goodbye IBM. The only one standing in their way is Exxon, and judging by how volatile the oil industry can be, Steve may very well pull this off sooner rather than later: uphttp://money.cnn.com/2010/07/29/markets/thebuzz/index.htm