Monthly Archives: July 2008

My brother just came back from doing some work at a clinic in Tanzania. He was in Zanzibar for a week or so then went into the mainland. After working at the clinic for a couple weeks he went on … Continue reading →

I went up to the San Francisco on Monday to show some newly weds, my cousin and her husband, the sites of the city.This guy is great. If you don’t know about him yet, he holds up these leaves so … Continue reading →

After watching Iron Man, everyone probably wanted to be Tony Starks. However, after quickly realizing that wasn’t going to happen, you settled with mere Iron Man like hand motions and human made sound effects (you didn’t do that?) Well, some … Continue reading →

Here are a couple events you should get your ass to this upcoming weekend. On Friday, the Sneaker Pimps Tour is coming to LA. This event includes not only the most coveted sneakers, but customized kicks, sneaker inspired arts, live … Continue reading →

M.O.P.’s Ante Up is a great song from a few years back. Bert & Ernie are some of our childhood favorites. Put them together. Yeah. It’s that awesome. Bert & Ernie – Ante Uphttp://www.youtube.com/v/21OH0wlkfbc&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0

One of my favorite shoes ever: Vans Vault Half Cabs. This upcoming season, they will be bring two colorways each made up of suede and a croc material. Not sure when these will be in stores.Next up are the Mountain … Continue reading →

Aren’t you tired of people wearing the same shirt as you? Well, Mishka gives us a way to avoid that, kind of. Now on their website, you can customize one of their t-shirts with your own little buffet of colorways … Continue reading →

I heard this song a few months ago, then forgot about it. I don’t know how I did, because I found the video for it and listened to it, and it’s a banger. It’s good to hear hits coming out … Continue reading →

England’s Tate Modern museum has teamed up with photographer/street artist JR for “Los Surcos de la Ciudad” or “The Grooves of the City” in Spain. Seeking to tell the tale of the ancient Spanish Mediterranean port city of Cartagena in … Continue reading →

Dave Austria has this project called The Red Couch Project. The basis of this project is to take as many pictures of people on (although it should be [insert preposition] as you’ll see in the photos) a red couch. Simple … Continue reading →