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So uh, I think I need some frames like this guy. I believe it leads to coolness.
Jypsi
A co-worker told me about this band and as Nicole and I were walking downtown Nashville this past Saturday we heard them jamming from inside Layla’s Bluegrass Inn and were drawn in by their energetic performance. I’ve since purchased most of their catalog via the iTunes machine and would recommend you do the same. Here’s their linkage.
Jypsi - Arista Nashville Country Music
Jypsi on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music …
Jypsi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
And one of my fav tracks thus far Mister Officer
A bunch of 5th graders just blew my mind.
If only they could get some decent recording equipment in that room and maybe de-interlace their videos we’d have well, a little better recording of some talented young folk.
Goods for Giving DYO Bracelets
I’m a diabetic. Because of my diabetes, I feel it is important for me to have some medical identification on my person at all times in case I am unable to communicate with people or paramedics trying to help me.
A few years ago I purchased a super trendy looking leather medical bracelet from a company in California called Lifewear, Inc.
I love this bracelet and continue to use it to this day. It looks cool, but has the important information and visibility on my wrist so I feel it would be helpful to paramedics treating me should I be unconscious or unresponsive due to severe hypoglycemia. The only downside of this bracelet is perhaps its formality. The leather bracelet is rather large and isn’t something I would want to wear while being active. Because of this, I decided to seek out another bracelet I could wear while at the gym or doing one of the many other active things I like to do. (What you didn’t know I also enjoyed kayaking, walking dogs and riding my motorcycle?)
In my mind I kept thinking, “Wouldn’t it be awesome to have a Livestrong® type bracelet with my medical information on it?”
iPhone App Ideas with Officer Murphy
- Officer Murphy: we should start making apps
- like an app that you press a button and it makes a farting noise
- David Cintron: yes!
- brilliant!
- Officer Murphy: you can charge like 9.99 for it
- David Cintron: isn't that a little high?
- Officer Murphy: no
- it's low if anything
- we're talking about an app, that farts on command!
- the power of that in your hand!
- There isn't anything else like that on the app store
- David Cintron: I think you're on to something here
- but the approval process
- I hear it's difficult
- Officer Murphy: they will rush it to the top of the list because everyone will want to have it
- I can't imagine how we've lived this long without an app that does that
- David Cintron: I know, right?
- Officer Murphy: and we can follow it up with an app that burps
- David Cintron: Now that's innovation at its finest.
- Officer Murphy: not only that, but it's an intelligent contribution to society
- David Cintron: Indubitably
Windows 7 + Dell T5500 = FAIL →
Side tumblelog I’m running chronicling my experience installing Windows 7 on a Dell Precision Desktop T5500.
