here.
They are so catchy and wonderful. (thanks, kate!)
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Baby I know my calculus
Blonde Redhead + The Knife + The Bird And The Bee = Phantogram
here.
They are so catchy and wonderful. (thanks, kate!)
here.
They are so catchy and wonderful. (thanks, kate!)
Friday, February 12, 2010
Back in business!
Okay. I plan on trying my very hardest to keep updating on a regular basis. I MEAN IT I PROMISE.
I am rededicating my blog to the blogosphere.
I am going to be genuine and authentic. Finally getting serious about my relationship with my blog.
My friend Josh and I are blog-accountability-partners.
So just like your Jesus accountability partner makes sure you are reading your Bible, your blog accountability partner makes sure you are updating on a regular basis. You both grow together. Three strands of cord (you, accountability partner, the blogosphere) cannot be easily torn!
Josh has a great tech related blog and he even has his own domain name (http://www.joshmoles.com). Back two years ago, nobody had Twitter, Josh wrote a short tutorial, listing lots of ways Twitter could be a useful tool.
Back then only Ashton Kutcher and my engineering friends and I had a twitter, so I remember doing quite a bit of explaining. Who would've thought... two years later and everyone and their dog (literally) has one. Sort of cool. My dad even uses it for Tulsa Little League updates and rain-out announcements during the summer.
Makes me wonder what is going to happen with Google Wave. Or Google Buzz. Google Wave was sort of a letdown; I can see how it would be useful in a class or work context, if you have a file that needs constant revision. Google Buzz is convenient since I can integrate it with every other Google Application that I use (which is a lot). This is significant and convenient for me and my friends who are fans of anything Google related, but I definitely think there's a significant portion of people that don't really care to have all their Google Applications connected (er... because they don't have any).
Wave u l8r, Google Wave.
Nice 2 meet u, Google Buzz.
(still miss u, xanga)
I am rededicating my blog to the blogosphere.
I am going to be genuine and authentic. Finally getting serious about my relationship with my blog.
My friend Josh and I are blog-accountability-partners.
So just like your Jesus accountability partner makes sure you are reading your Bible, your blog accountability partner makes sure you are updating on a regular basis. You both grow together. Three strands of cord (you, accountability partner, the blogosphere) cannot be easily torn!
Josh has a great tech related blog and he even has his own domain name (http://www.joshmoles.com). Back two years ago, nobody had Twitter, Josh wrote a short tutorial, listing lots of ways Twitter could be a useful tool.
Back then only Ashton Kutcher and my engineering friends and I had a twitter, so I remember doing quite a bit of explaining. Who would've thought... two years later and everyone and their dog (literally) has one. Sort of cool. My dad even uses it for Tulsa Little League updates and rain-out announcements during the summer.
Makes me wonder what is going to happen with Google Wave. Or Google Buzz. Google Wave was sort of a letdown; I can see how it would be useful in a class or work context, if you have a file that needs constant revision. Google Buzz is convenient since I can integrate it with every other Google Application that I use (which is a lot). This is significant and convenient for me and my friends who are fans of anything Google related, but I definitely think there's a significant portion of people that don't really care to have all their Google Applications connected (er... because they don't have any).
Wave u l8r, Google Wave.
Nice 2 meet u, Google Buzz.
(still miss u, xanga)
Monday, April 27, 2009
To hold you over
Okay, so I have been slacking off. A summer goal is to resume blogging on a semi-regular basis. My last final is May 7, so hopefully I will pick up the pace after that.
In the meantime, Decorno mentioned this video on her blog a few weeks ago, and I thought it deserved to be shared with the world.
Empire of the Sun - Walking on a Dream
(Tried to put it directly in my entry but my engineering skills failed me. It's worth the click on the link I promise)
Space age gay disco, anyone?
I don't really know what I think, besides the fact that it's awesome.
The band sort of reminds me of those Gunther videos, where you can't tell if it's legit or not. If no, then it's awesome. If yes, then it's even more awesome.
This week, their single is the free song on iTunes, so download that bia! I can't stop listening to it. Definitely going on my newest mix cd.
In the meantime, Decorno mentioned this video on her blog a few weeks ago, and I thought it deserved to be shared with the world.
Empire of the Sun - Walking on a Dream
(Tried to put it directly in my entry but my engineering skills failed me. It's worth the click on the link I promise)
Space age gay disco, anyone?
I don't really know what I think, besides the fact that it's awesome.
The band sort of reminds me of those Gunther videos, where you can't tell if it's legit or not. If no, then it's awesome. If yes, then it's even more awesome.
This week, their single is the free song on iTunes, so download that bia! I can't stop listening to it. Definitely going on my newest mix cd.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Tulsa Trap
I figured that naturally, with the completion of the BOK Center, Tulsa would automatically surpass Hollywood in coolness factor.
This definitely happened, and the proof is in the pudding, or so they say. Here is a list of several highlights of the many famous faces you may see walking around town in the coming months. I hope you are as impressed as I was.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra (two words: LASER PARTY)
Dec 29, 2008
Dancing with the Stars
Jan 2, 2009
Harlem Globetrotters
Jan 3, 2009
Monster Jam (as in, Monster TRUCK Jam)
Jan 9, 2009
Brad Paisley
Jan 24, 2009
Joel Osteen
Jan 25, 2009
AC/DC
Jan 26, 2009
Walking With Dinosaurs (Where else on earth has REAL FREAKING DINOSAURS)
Jan 28, 2009
Celine Dion
Feb 2, 2009
Larry The Cable Guy
Feb 13, 2009
Smucker's Stars on Ice (jelly popsicle, anyone?)
Feb 15, 2009
Slipknot
Feb 23, 2009
Billy Joel & Elton John
Mar 17, 2009
Nickelback
Apr 10, 2009 at BOK Center
Joyce Meyer
May 14, 2009
So there you have it. All the best in music, televangelists, Smuckers jelly on ice, monster trucks, and dinosaurs.
Get those tickets ASAP.
Please, if you know what's good for you, take my advice and keep your autograph book with you at all times in the coming months.
This definitely happened, and the proof is in the pudding, or so they say. Here is a list of several highlights of the many famous faces you may see walking around town in the coming months. I hope you are as impressed as I was.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra (two words: LASER PARTY)
Dec 29, 2008
Dancing with the Stars
Jan 2, 2009
Harlem Globetrotters
Jan 3, 2009
Monster Jam (as in, Monster TRUCK Jam)
Jan 9, 2009
Brad Paisley
Jan 24, 2009
Joel Osteen
Jan 25, 2009
AC/DC
Jan 26, 2009
Walking With Dinosaurs (Where else on earth has REAL FREAKING DINOSAURS)
Jan 28, 2009
Celine Dion
Feb 2, 2009
Larry The Cable Guy
Feb 13, 2009
Smucker's Stars on Ice (jelly popsicle, anyone?)
Feb 15, 2009
Slipknot
Feb 23, 2009
Billy Joel & Elton John
Mar 17, 2009
Nickelback
Apr 10, 2009 at BOK Center
Joyce Meyer
May 14, 2009
So there you have it. All the best in music, televangelists, Smuckers jelly on ice, monster trucks, and dinosaurs.
Get those tickets ASAP.
Please, if you know what's good for you, take my advice and keep your autograph book with you at all times in the coming months.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hey guys, remember xanga?
I am celebrating the Christmas Season by starting a new blog (when I should be coding).
Two years ago was the golden age of xanga. It was the funnest thing on earth and everyone had one. Now I think about four people regularly maintain their site. I update mine about once a year.
However, I feel bad that xanga is alone so I am keeping mine and will just post on both I guess, or some form of that.
'Tis the season, you know.
Two years ago was the golden age of xanga. It was the funnest thing on earth and everyone had one. Now I think about four people regularly maintain their site. I update mine about once a year.
However, I feel bad that xanga is alone so I am keeping mine and will just post on both I guess, or some form of that.
'Tis the season, you know.
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