Wall Street seems to have dropped the ball.... Again.... Check out these video games from 1987. I can only imagine what the folks at today's publishers will come up with ...
Grand Theft Auto meets Gordon Gekko? The both share the same proposition - "Greed is Good" (until the bottom drops out)....
Monday, September 29, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
dirty Diesel - so clever in the edit studio...
The folks at Diesel are throwing some parties around the world - in case you missed that part of the video. If this video is any indication, they should be pretty wild... Always ones to be pushing the envelope as well as everyone's buttons, just like the charectors in the video, this little piece is now flying around the internet....
Good heads up Agency Spy....
Saturday, September 20, 2008
I have joined the heard
and purchased an iphone. I must admit, despite some minor kinks - it really is a super phone.
After spending the last year (or two) in denial, it rocks. It works better, is designed better and looks better than everything else on the market.
Still a little pricey, but you have to splurge once in a while.
Friday, September 19, 2008
After a long night, I woke with goggly eyes (that felt like this)
Thank god for friends
After a long Thursday night of birthday Parties, when my stomach is feeling sour and my head is rather obnoxious, its nice to be reminded that we all have friends. BG - thanks for the heads up on this one. Happy Bday!
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Suck on this.... Suckers (NYC)
Up and comers, Suckers, played with the Dragons of Zynth last night at the le Pousen Rouge in NYC. Despite only having a few songs - the band put on a great show. Great enthusiasm, a cool sound, and gimme a break - anyone who wears face paint and can rock out gets my vote.
Keep an eye out for their first EP - they just got into the studio this month.
Download some free tracks here, or check out their page.
Keep an eye out for their first EP - they just got into the studio this month.
Download some free tracks here, or check out their page.
Friday, September 12, 2008
Monday, September 8, 2008
And, another one bites the dust.
As reported in the NYTimes, Coney Island's Astroland park will be shutting its doors for good this year.
That's really too bad because NYC continues to lose those things that have made it unique. I wonder, within all this change, which direction we are going - getting better or worse?
As I mentioned last year, everywhere you look it seems someone is trying to sell you something. That, or they're building a new hi-rise condo and are trying to get you to move in.....
I was talking to an a high school friend the other day who is a carpenter. He made the observation that tradesman, crafts persos or carpenter was not included on a profile page he had completed for facebook, myspace or someother. This impressed upon me, more than all the articles I had read to this point, the fact that America truly has become a service economy. One in which very few people actually make anything. Instead, we spend our days "working" to get everyone else to buy the things someone in a lower paid country made...... Uhhhhh.
The folks at Astroland made something. Unfortunately for them, they sold their space (they didn't even sell what they had made). But alas, this is were we stand.
That's really too bad because NYC continues to lose those things that have made it unique. I wonder, within all this change, which direction we are going - getting better or worse?
As I mentioned last year, everywhere you look it seems someone is trying to sell you something. That, or they're building a new hi-rise condo and are trying to get you to move in.....
I was talking to an a high school friend the other day who is a carpenter. He made the observation that tradesman, crafts persos or carpenter was not included on a profile page he had completed for facebook, myspace or someother. This impressed upon me, more than all the articles I had read to this point, the fact that America truly has become a service economy. One in which very few people actually make anything. Instead, we spend our days "working" to get everyone else to buy the things someone in a lower paid country made...... Uhhhhh.
The folks at Astroland made something. Unfortunately for them, they sold their space (they didn't even sell what they had made). But alas, this is were we stand.
A nicer guy......
Saturday, September 6, 2008
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