Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Oh those holiday season solicitations
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Top 20 (23?) songs of 2008!
I assembled my top songs of 2008 for a different purpose, but repost here to keep 3PG alive!
"Single Ladies," Beyonce
"Closer," Ne-Yo
"Soldier," Erykah Badu
"Hip-Hop Saved My Life," Lupe Fiasco
"Heartless," Kanye West
"WeFight/WeLove," Q-Tip
"You Belong," Hercules and Love Affair
"Lost!," Coldplay
"The Youth/Time to Pretend/Electric Feel," MGMT
"I'm a Lady," Santogold vs Diplo
"A-Punk," Vampire Weekend
"Feel the Same," Groove Armada
"Feel the Love," Cut Copy
"Walking on a Dream," Empire of the Sun
"Sex on Fire," Kings of Leon
"T.O.N.Y.," Solange
"Fine Again/Soul's on Fire," Anthony Hamilton
"Universal Mind Control," Common
"Heartbeat," Madonna
"Who's Gonna Save My Soul," Gnarls Barkley
"Single Ladies," Beyonce
"Closer," Ne-Yo
"Soldier," Erykah Badu
"Hip-Hop Saved My Life," Lupe Fiasco
"Heartless," Kanye West
"WeFight/WeLove," Q-Tip
"You Belong," Hercules and Love Affair
"Lost!," Coldplay
"The Youth/Time to Pretend/Electric Feel," MGMT
"I'm a Lady," Santogold vs Diplo
"A-Punk," Vampire Weekend
"Feel the Same," Groove Armada
"Feel the Love," Cut Copy
"Walking on a Dream," Empire of the Sun
"Sex on Fire," Kings of Leon
"T.O.N.Y.," Solange
"Fine Again/Soul's on Fire," Anthony Hamilton
"Universal Mind Control," Common
"Heartbeat," Madonna
"Who's Gonna Save My Soul," Gnarls Barkley
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
X-Mas gift idea
OK, so it's not sexy, but it's an environmentally responsible way to clean and buying out stores' supplies is going to send a clear message to Arm & Hammer not to pull the product.
More HERE.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Saturday, December 13, 2008
sigh...
Last night on the 210, as an accident up ahead was slowing traffic to a halt, I saw too late that the guy in front of me had already come to a complete stop. I slammed my brakes but just skidded right into him, my airbag deployed and the front of my car was crushed and smoking. I walked away fine -- my left wrist and right knee hurt but not badly enough to justify an ER visit -- the dude I hit was even more fine and his car was even more fine. Not really sure how that happened but if you're going to hit a car from behind I highly recommend hitting an SUV.
It was immediately clear to me that my poor little car was totaled and was not going anywhere so I had to abandon it in lanes, as they say. I grabbed my laptop and my favorite hat (priorities, hello,) threw on the hazards and made it through what was at that point a parking lot of cars to the side of the freeway. 10 or 15 minutes later, though, traffic had cleared up and CHiPs hadn't arrived yet so cars were whizzing by my car, some swerving to miss it at the last moment. Then the inevitable happened: a car slammed right into mine at what sounded like top speed. I just heard the crash and saw my car spinning around, glass and metal flying everywhere, but didn't ever see the car, which somehow kept driving.
sigh.
Hmm, maybe saying I walked away from the car in the condition you see it in below (Unbreakable, anyone?) would make a better story...
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
chocolate rain
OK, how did we never discuss Tay Zonday on here?
Perhaps it's because, really, what do you say?
Perhaps it's because, really, what do you say?
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Monday, November 17, 2008
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Friday, November 14, 2008
yeah fuschia vest
UPDATE: To elaborate, I'm in Chicago for Paresh's wedding. The tux that we're all wearing includes this sweet vest. Pretty funny. Tonight is some Indian folk dancing and tomorrow is the ceremony early and then the reception. Apparently there's some ritual where I have to keep Paresh's shoes from being stolen by the bride's side, otherwise he has to pay hundreds of dollars to get his shoes back before he can leave with his bride. I've heard tales of brothers of brides tackling the priest to get the shoes. Umm, yeah, I don't think I'll be doing much of that, thanks though.
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Wii!
Ok, just came home from Costco with a Wii. What else do I need? I know it only comes with 1 controller and Target had many controller options. Help!
I'm sure if I can find Wii Fit, I'll buy that.
I'm sure if I can find Wii Fit, I'll buy that.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Ok, I'll keep up the Prop 8 hope a little longer...
Roughly 400,000 votes separate yes from no on Prop 8 – out of 10 million votes tallied.
Based on turnout estimates reported yesterday, we expect that there are more than 3 million and possibly as many as 4 million absentee and provisional ballots yet to be counted.
Given that fundamental rights are at stake, we must wait to hear from the Secretary of State tomorrow how many votes are yet to be counted as well as where they are from.
It is clearly a very close election and we monitored the results all evening and this morning.
As of this point, the election is too close to call.
Because Prop 8 involves the sensitive matter of individual rights, we believe it is important to wait until we receive further information about the outcome.
Geoff KorsExecutive CommitteeNO on Prop 8
Kate KendellExecutive CommitteeNO on Prop 8
Based on turnout estimates reported yesterday, we expect that there are more than 3 million and possibly as many as 4 million absentee and provisional ballots yet to be counted.
Given that fundamental rights are at stake, we must wait to hear from the Secretary of State tomorrow how many votes are yet to be counted as well as where they are from.
It is clearly a very close election and we monitored the results all evening and this morning.
As of this point, the election is too close to call.
Because Prop 8 involves the sensitive matter of individual rights, we believe it is important to wait until we receive further information about the outcome.
Geoff KorsExecutive CommitteeNO on Prop 8
Kate KendellExecutive CommitteeNO on Prop 8
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
how many stories like this around the country today?
via e-mail:
The reports of broken down voting machines in Willingboro NJ were true and led to some pretty crazy long lines.This is the least white town in the entire NJ-3 and so the Adler campaign sent over coffee and donuts to the masses waiting and when we arrived with the food the entire crowd was chating O-BA-MA and pumping their fists in defiance. this went on for about an hour.it was such a moving site that is sends goosebumps up my arms just thinking about it.The machines are fixed and NO ONE budged from the line.Good for NJ, for Obama, for my boss John Adler and (mostly) for democracy.That's the report on the ground from NJ-3 where the Congressional seat is still very much a tossup.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Funny (or sad) cuz it's true
Josh Marshall:
Joe the Plumber, Tito the Builder, Jay the Contractor ... I just realized that Sarah Palin is making the election sound a lot like the pre-school shows my two year old son watches.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Defeating 8
Defeating Proposition 8 is the number one priority for progressives in California this year. We know Barack is going to win the state but a lot of Barack voters are going to vote FOR 8, not understanding that he has been a vocal critic of it. So what can we do to help defeat it?
Well, first of all, let everyone know you oppose it. You can do this by talking to everyone you know personally, of course, but also by using the social networking sites to send the message that you are going to vote No on 8.
1. change your Facebook and Twitter profile pics to the No on 8 button.
2. change your Facebook status and tweet the fact that you changed your profile pic
3. follow @noonprop8 on Twitter and tell all your twitter friends to do the same
It's not much but it can actually have a real impact.
Well, first of all, let everyone know you oppose it. You can do this by talking to everyone you know personally, of course, but also by using the social networking sites to send the message that you are going to vote No on 8.
1. change your Facebook and Twitter profile pics to the No on 8 button.
2. change your Facebook status and tweet the fact that you changed your profile pic
3. follow @noonprop8 on Twitter and tell all your twitter friends to do the same
It's not much but it can actually have a real impact.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
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