- Tess: You're a thief and a liar.
- Danny: I only lied about being a thief, I don't do that anymore.
- Tess: Steal?
- Danny: Lie.
- Tess: I'm with someone who doesn't have to make that kind of distinction.
- Danny: No, he's very clear on both.
Threadless Tee of the Day: “God Save the Villain!” by Enkel “buko” Dika.
Why so fascist?, etc.
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Artwork of Simonic Page.
Do you enjoy cubes and colors on posters? If so, this collection of artwork by Simonic Page is definitely for you! I’m a sucker for blue, so I picked it as my favorite, which one is yours? Thanks Looks Like Good Design!

pretty much what I grew up with...

prettiness!

called it!

who has this much time?
- Me: Which floor professor?
- Professor: 3rd. Thanks Arjun.
- Me: No problem.
- ------ silence -------
- Professor (puts on headphones): it's the BEST of both worlds, relax take it slow, then you rock out the show!
- Me: (smile)
- Professor: What? Can't a guy like Disney Channel?
- Me: please tell me you have kids under 12!
- Professor: *hesitation* ya, yes I do.
- ------ 3rd floor -------
But when the “big man” (his name is Joe) tells you he wants to eat IHOP/WROF, you oblige him because you prefer your balls to stay intact. I will sleep in tonight. I want to provide my body with the essential hours needed to digest the mountain of grub I chomped.
Of course, nobody eats at IHOP without signing the disclaimer:WARNING! YOU ARE EATING AT IHOP! THAT IS ALL

Another article written by yours truly hoping to get published! WAS ALSO PUBLISHED ON 3/1/2010!
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Journalism has always had restrictions. There is always the constant struggle to find the newsworthy over the unremarkable, the ethical over the unethical, and the truth over falsified information. Lately, journalism has added another restriction to the list: 140 characters.
Micro-journalism, in the last 3 years, has become something of a mainstream addition to news and broadcast journalism. Twitter, a micro-blogging social network that allows users to communicate with other friends, known as followers, has been on a shocking rise since it’s inception 3 years ago. With it’s ease of use and it’s ability to connect people instantly on the computer and on the phone, it is no surprise that Twitter has seeped into the lives of hundreds of millions of people across the globe.
News and journalism have always had a knack for clinging on to instant communication. The faster the information can be provided to viewers, the more journalists admire it. It is no wonder that Twitter has affected the broadcast journalism world heavily.
Los Angeles journalist Erin Kotecki Vest is very familiar with the infusion of Twitter and Journalism.
“Twitter was a game changer for me. While blogging was an effective form of communication, twitter took that power and multiplied it times 50. Now I wasn’t just blogging politics, I was tweeting back and forth with politicians.”
And the buck did not stop there. Politicians were just part of the new wave of public officials using Twitter. Celebrities, athletes, corporations, local businesses, journalists, and most importantly, the public, were pouring in. Comscore Inc., the renowned internet marketing research firm, confirms a 1,271% increase in unique visitors between October 2008 and October 2009. This soar in users can be blamed upon various media events in the past year, but none more than the 2008 Presidential Elections and the Iran Elections.
When asked about the possibilities of Twitter as a news reporting service, Ohio State University social media guru Forrest Kobayashi said, “Twitter has had a profound impact on journalism and the news media. Its slowly become a medium for citizen journalists to spread their message in real-time. The possibilities are incredible and will continue to grow. As more and more people sign up for the service, there will be a dramatic shift towards citizen journalism as a big way in how we receive our news.”
In the past two years @BreakingNewsON, a radical news breaking service that trends to report breaking news from around the globe before any other media organization, has become the go to spot for “news junkies” and twitter users. Working around the clock, the hundreds of journalists across the globe are able to “tweet” in Breaking News as it happens, keeping tabs on any new developments.
An article I wrote for class, that will be published someday. MARK MY WORDS (I hope!) published on 3/1/2010.
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November: The “Sports Solstice”
The scientists have had it all wrong. The astronomy textbooks state the solstice occurs in June and December, but what they forgot was the seasonal change in November. For students at the George Washington University, the “sports solstice” might have the greatest impact of them all. Of all 12 months, November is the most likely to include all four major American sports, which means rivalries that trump distances can also trump friendships causing chaotic damage.
“It’s when the jerseys come out,” says George Washington University student Yogin Kothari. “I can be most proud of my town even when I’m thousands of miles away.”
From Munson to Mitchell, 2109 F Street to 1957 E Street, sports knows no boundaries. Ask any GW student walking in the street. With every baseball cap and team t-shirt, team pride is masked underneath the common student.
“Just because it matches what I’m wearing doesn’t mean my [Philadelphia] Phillies cap means any less. I don’t miss a game,” says Phillies die-hard and GW sophomore Lyndsey Wajert.
November is the month of all sports. FOX and MLB re ending the baseball season with the World Series while TNT is capturing the NBA tip-offs. The NHL has undergone a month of the new season while the NFL is in month two. Sports fanatics are in frenzy trying to balance their team schedules and their class schedules on a daily basis.
The XX - Intro
You can’t really beat the mood this puts you in. It’s like a slow rumble that explodes in a hip/hop beat. Just close your eyes, dim the lights, listen to this song and tell me that this song isn’t just plain ol’ fashion kick ass.
One of the greatest mashups EVER! Keep your eyes glued to your pc/mac/speakers/headphones/iPod WHATEVER, just listen to every switcheroo he sneaks in to make an effortless flow!
epic doesn’t even describe the half of it…


