February 2009
30 posts
[Video] Sita Sings the Blues →
Masala: The Hottest Mix of Raw Food Blogs Online →
welikeitraw:
These are my favorite raw food blogs that are updated regularly.
Multitasking
Multitasking is the fastest way to mediocrity →
Charlie Rose interviews Richard Branson →
Eight successful people grateful they got canned →
Thx Sapna
“With the concept of “relationship” come expectations, memories of...”
– Kim Eng
WatchElizabeth Gilbert: A different way to think about creative genius
ostermayer:
Aganju by The Latin Project...
“Members of Congress should wear Nascar style uniforms… So we can identify...”
– Email sent to the Dave Ramsey Talk Radio Show
Cam’ron Working on Sitcom Inspired by Curb Your... →
azizisbored:
This is a great quote:
Staying true to Curb’s unique brand of Jewish humor, Cam says that he wants to include Jewish people in the project. “Right now while I’m writing my show, it’s a lot of stuff that has to do with Jewish people,” he said. “So I called my lawyer, my man Andrew Bergman, and I’m like listen, would I be allowed to do this because I don’t wanna offend anybody.”
“Things are as they are. Looking out into it the universe at night, we make no...”
– Alan Watts
How Twitter Can Make You A Better (and Happier)... →
Mike Huckabee's advice for reforming congress
I really like this. I’m not a democrat or a republican. I’m for what works and Mike Huckabee makes sense here. Big ups.
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via Congress Must Think We’re Stupid
Term limits for members of Congress — 12 years and go home.
Instead of automatic pay raises, you lose 2 percent of your congressional salary every year you don’t balance the budget.
We end the...
WatchAnthony Hamilton - “A Change Is Gonna Come”
Via Nerd With Swag
This American Life: The New Boss →
Stories about what happens when someone new takes over—someone with a vision of how things ought to be. Plus, NPR international economics correspondent Adam Davidson on how Obama’s new stimulus plan might actually be the first ever test of a very, very old theory.
Raphael Saadiq - Love That Girl →
Feel good track of the day!
'Slumdog' Actor Dev Patel On 'Living The Dream' →
NPR: The Oscar-nominated film Slumdog Millionaire tells the story of a Mumbai street kid who makes an improbable run on the Indian version of the television show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
It’s a small film with a big heart, and perhaps no one appreciates the rags-to-riches theme as much as Dev Patel, the 18-year-old Londoner with no formal acting training who plays the lead.