Premium Grain Belt beer. At a pre-wedding bbq in Minnesota!
Various YouTube clips of the US goal vs. Algeria -
The NYTimes has a great page up that has videos at locations across the country that captured the moment of Landon’s goal to beat Algeria
60 Pianos To Be Scattered Around NYC -
From the Huffingtonpost.
Please, people of NYC, share that with us. Original website for NYC here.
This is going to be chill zone 22.
Someone needs to post a “no playing chopsticks” sign similar to the “No Playing Stairway to Heaven” sign they have at the music store in Wayne’s World.
Couple finds their paths crossed when 3 & 5 years old. -
A couple is getting married and while looking for childhood pictures to use at the wedding find that their paths crossed when they were children, at Disney of all places…
Seattle coffee part III: Victrola Coffee Roasters
He fired Steve Jobs from Apple- wonder if this helped Steve come back stronger with the leadership abilities he has today?
Seattle Coffee Works latte- more excellent Seattle coffee!
Great coffee in Seattle- Stumptown Coffee Roasters machiato
Line of people getting on the free ferry to Red Hook Ikea. Nice day for a ferry ride!
“When I heard that BP was destroying a big portion of Earth, with no serious discussion of cutting their dividend, I had two thoughts: 1) I hate them, and 2) This would be an excellent time to buy their stock.” — Dilbert’s Scott Adams in the WSJ. I had a similar predicament about purchasing stocks of Tobacco companies 2001-02, and ultimately decided I didn’t want to invest, though their fundamentals were solid. I’m still thinking about investing in BP, has my moral compass changed over the past decade?
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This is the size of the oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico, centered around NY. Click through to see it over your town!
“BP wants Twitter to shut down a fake BP account that is mocking the oil company. In response, Twitter wants BP to shut down the oil leak that’s ruining the ocean.” —
JIMMY FALLON, Late Night
(via the New York Times)
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Back at Mr. Brainwash
“I tell them to think of Woodstock,” he said. “The first one was free, but it ended up making the industry a lot of money and was a huge success. The second and third ones were very expensive for fans and were failures.” — New York Times article about the founder of the P2P service Limewire and his challenges in negotiating with the labels…