
Last Week’s Musings via Twitter
March 7th, 2010 § 0
- Watched Crazy Heart. Role seemed too easy for Bridges. Wonder if nominations are to make up for lack of recognition for Big Lebowski. #
- Simple and Free iPhone App for Sunset and Sunrise Times: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sunrise-sunset-free/id333203697?mt=8 #
- Woot! RT @amysahba: the 'nineteen days' book is available for pre-order!!! http://bit.ly/aN5ZRE #
- Something strange is happening to me: I'm listening to a Joanna Newsom album and I'm not cringing or pressing the mute button. #HaveOneOnMe #
- "Our love is all of God's money." #Wilco #lyrical #
- The (Musical) Saw is a highly underrated instrument. http://flic.kr/p/7HJAz7 #
- Santa Monica, CA @ 6:50 AM http://flic.kr/p/7HJJp6 #
- Very Funny Video: P.A.D. [Post-Avatar Depression] http://youtu.be/sx3Jy3acjzo #
- Waiting for The Clientele to come on at Spaceland in Silverlake. #
Matarsak: Scarecrow. A Music Video.
March 2nd, 2010 § 0
Matarsak from Miguel Alvarez on Vimeo.
The video above was the fourth place winner in the Farhang Foundation’s 2nd Annual Short Film Festival. The main requirement for the festival was as follows: “The video and the music need to compliment each other in telling a visual story about an aspect of Iranian Heritage such as arts, history, culture, crafts, geography, cuisine or lifestyle.”
Of the top 4 videos, the one above was by far my favorite; It also helped me to discover the paradoxical, modern Persian classical music of Fared Shafinury and Tehranosaurus, which I have been enjoying.
Last Week’s Musings via Twitter
February 28th, 2010 § 0
Synchronized Classroom Disobedience
February 28th, 2010 § 0
Asian Girls Creepy Synchronized Disobedience
Evidently juvenile disobedience in the classroom can be hilarious…especially when it’s synchronized. These daring Japanese school girls take this classroom prank to the next level and what’s almost as funny as their synchronized moves are the punishments the teacher assigns to the students (e.g., standing to the side of the classroom on one leg with hands in the air, doing a weird dance, etc.).
Ramen Porn.
February 21st, 2010 § 0
One Example
There are modern day explorers–culinary Cousteaus–who roam cities, exploring different cuisines one adventure/restaurant at a time. One such culinary explorer who is eating his way through Tokyo’s ramen shops one shop at a time is Nate at Ramenate. His blog offers a great glimpse into one of Japan’s culinary treasures, ramen, and offers plenty of ramen porn for you to salivate over.
Other such explorers exist in CA as well, such as the Great Taco Hunt blog and others.
Last Week’s Musings via Twitter
February 21st, 2010 § 0
- Take the concept of Momofuku in NYC, apply it to Mexican food, open in LA and you will be wildly successful. #
- VTine 2010 – A mix for my Valentine, all the lovers out there and those wanting to be inspired by some love grooves. http://bit.ly/b4fJjf #
- I'm of the opinion that the Academy needs to add a category for "Best Comedy Feature." #oscars #
- I just minced 40 cloves of Garlic. #kimchi #
- Cafes = new mobile office? Person next to me is using 3 chairs as filing cabinet/desk and 3 behind me are on a speakerphone conference call. #
- Some ’80s funk care of Hungarian super band Neoton Familia @ http://tenminusone.com/2010/02/80s-funk-neoton-familia/ #
- IKEA = Black Hole. Where did the day go? #
’80s Funk: Neoton Familia
February 17th, 2010 § 1
Another example of ’80s funk care of Hungarian super band Neoton Familia. Listening to this track will cause you to conjure up images of legwarmers, Jazzercise and strangely dressed people in the 80s dancing to disco/funk. In other words, this track is a winner.
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VTine Twenty One Zero
February 14th, 2010 § 1
For all the lovers out there and those wanting to be inspired by some love grooves, I present to you my Valentine’s Day 2010 Mix made especially for my Valentine and shared with you (for a limited time). It’s a few miscellaneous love songs sandwiched between acoustic ballads and 80’s Funk with a touch of freakyness at the end care of Leon Haywood. Enjoy.

