dreams. . .really do. . .come true!!
Tom Kills Oprah - Google Video
Saturday, January 07, 2006
Robot Chicken - Google Video
If you've never watched adult swim's robot chicken on cartoon network, this is a great one to start with.
Robot Chicken - Google Video
Robot Chicken - Google Video
futsal wizards - Google Video
As you can see, I've been checking out video.google.com lately.
If you've ever enjoyed the Harlem Globe Trotters stuff, you'll want to watch these Football (Soccer) videos of amazing footwork. Not a bad rap track either!
futsal wizards - Google Video
If you've ever enjoyed the Harlem Globe Trotters stuff, you'll want to watch these Football (Soccer) videos of amazing footwork. Not a bad rap track either!
futsal wizards - Google Video
Saturday, December 24, 2005
"Treasures that moth and rust cannot destroy..."
He writes that they try not to be overly righteous. I found this to be a bit preachy and righteous, but I also feel that a lot of people need to hear this stuff. Over at the CrabCasa, they're always making me feel better that not everyone out there is oblivious to the non-material human needs. --blogbuoy
"Treasures that moth and rust cannot destroy...": "Now here are some good holiday, er, Christmas ideas...
Materialism and greed might ruin your Christmas
by David Batstone (from Sojourners Magazine)
Some Christians this season are boycotting retailers that choose not to use the phrase 'Merry Christmas' in advertising. I have been fired up for some time about Christmas commercialism. But the target of my concern is not how a clerk delivers holiday greetings at the check-out stand.
The spiritual foes that I resist this time of the year are materialism and greed. I note the corrosive impact of hypercommercialism on family life, and I don't like it one bit. You can order in wood or plastic the baby Jesus in a manger who had no place to lay his head. But can you find a place for this baby Jesus in your home this Christmas? It's hard to find time to deliver tidings of joy and peace on earth when we're stressed about getting our shopping done before Christmas Day.
My wife, Wendy, and I opted out of the American Christmas package the year our first child was born nearly 15 years ago. In the years ensuing, we brought three more children into our lives. The Christmas tradition we have developed instead is of course not the only proper way to celebrate. Perhaps, though, our effort may spark the imagination of other parents to craft "
"Treasures that moth and rust cannot destroy...": "Now here are some good holiday, er, Christmas ideas...
Materialism and greed might ruin your Christmas
by David Batstone (from Sojourners Magazine)
Some Christians this season are boycotting retailers that choose not to use the phrase 'Merry Christmas' in advertising. I have been fired up for some time about Christmas commercialism. But the target of my concern is not how a clerk delivers holiday greetings at the check-out stand.
The spiritual foes that I resist this time of the year are materialism and greed. I note the corrosive impact of hypercommercialism on family life, and I don't like it one bit. You can order in wood or plastic the baby Jesus in a manger who had no place to lay his head. But can you find a place for this baby Jesus in your home this Christmas? It's hard to find time to deliver tidings of joy and peace on earth when we're stressed about getting our shopping done before Christmas Day.
My wife, Wendy, and I opted out of the American Christmas package the year our first child was born nearly 15 years ago. In the years ensuing, we brought three more children into our lives. The Christmas tradition we have developed instead is of course not the only proper way to celebrate. Perhaps, though, our effort may spark the imagination of other parents to craft "
Saturday, December 10, 2005
Richard Pryor Gone
I always enjoyed Richard Pryor. He had a level of honesty and lack of bullshit that I loved. The stuff of his I remember the most from my childhood was him and Gene Wilder in a couple of movies. Those two were hilarious together! I didn't get to see much of his stand up stuff.
The Washington Post notes that he was the ". . .first person to receive the Kennedy Center's Mark Twain Prize for American humor" in 1998.
This was kind of interesting from the Observer:
". . .combined the profanity of Lenny Bruce with the perfect timing of old Vaudeville."
The Observer | International | Richard Pryor, comic voice of black America, dies
The Washington Post notes that he was the ". . .first person to receive the Kennedy Center's Mark Twain Prize for American humor" in 1998.
This was kind of interesting from the Observer:
". . .combined the profanity of Lenny Bruce with the perfect timing of old Vaudeville."
The Observer | International | Richard Pryor, comic voice of black America, dies
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