Everyone from Panda Bear to Radiohead to Toronto's new 'Rolling Stone' recommended, The Weeknd! Awesome stuff!
The Playlist
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Monday, April 25, 2011
Check Check Check Ch-Check it out!
Take a look at these new artists' latest hits!
Everyone from Panda Bear to Radiohead to Toronto's new 'Rolling Stone' recommended, The Weeknd! Awesome stuff!
The Playlist
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Everyone from Panda Bear to Radiohead to Toronto's new 'Rolling Stone' recommended, The Weeknd! Awesome stuff!
The Playlist
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Saturday, April 23, 2011
Let me clear it up for you:
You know you've heard it before, but you just can't put your finger on it! You think of it every time you hear this song:
I will finally put your mind at ease. Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull's "On the Floor", uses the melody from Gregor Salto & Kaoma's "Lambada":
And there you have it. You cant go to sleep now.
I will finally put your mind at ease. Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull's "On the Floor", uses the melody from Gregor Salto & Kaoma's "Lambada":
And there you have it. You cant go to sleep now.
Sittin' at home waitin' for somethin' to happen...
Exam time blows. End of story. It especially blows when all your friends are done with their last exams and you still have one to go...
...the day after the biggest 'end-of-the-year-party'.
Meaning: studying the night before is out of the question and a mind-numbing hangover is inevitable.
Great.
That's the pickle I find myself in. It's 20 degrees and it's Saturday night. And the Brazilians next door are having the time of their lives. I know becuase I can hear them.
Phenomenal.
Friday, April 22, 2011
Happy Earth Day, Folks
Happy Earth Day to all those who care...
We have dumped and excreted and demolished and industrialized and adapted and accomodated to a point now, where the damage done is far from irreversible.
Although this point has been reiterated a forgetful number of times in the last decade, there are still those who remain unaware of this fact:
The United States of America, the country second only to China in greatest carbon emitters, signed, but did not ratify the Kyoto Accord. 160 countries did. The USA, did not.
Interesting.
Canada places seventh on the list of countries with the largest carbon emissions.
Check out this website to update yourself with the latest and most current discoveries regarding our planet and the damage it undergoes tis very moment:
Daily Climate
Listen to David Suzuki speak about climate change...four years ago:
This is no joke, folks.
So you say, 'We get it. We get this is a global issue that needs to be fixed. Stop preaching and tell us how we can start to fix it.'
I say, start with the basics:
- turn your lights off as you exit rooms (at home, at the office, at school, etc.)
- close the tap once you've finished using water, as doing so saves energy
- recyle all the time, everydays
- install solar panels at home (not do they minimize your monthly electric bill, they increase home value...score!)
-find out what your carbon footprint is and what you can do to minimize it:
Find out your Carbon Footprint
- drive less--walk, take advantage of your transit system, ride a bike to work, etc.
- avoid purchasing packages with excessive and unnecessary packaging
- adjust your thermostat (if you're chilled, put on an extra sweater, don't turn the heat up--this will save you money and reduce your energy waste)
- stay informed
Also, check out this great website to find out how Canada is taking action, and how else you should help out in your community to help fixing our global problem one person at a time: Today is Earth Day
We have dumped and excreted and demolished and industrialized and adapted and accomodated to a point now, where the damage done is far from irreversible.
Although this point has been reiterated a forgetful number of times in the last decade, there are still those who remain unaware of this fact:
The United States of America, the country second only to China in greatest carbon emitters, signed, but did not ratify the Kyoto Accord. 160 countries did. The USA, did not.
Interesting.
Canada places seventh on the list of countries with the largest carbon emissions.
Check out this website to update yourself with the latest and most current discoveries regarding our planet and the damage it undergoes tis very moment:
Daily Climate
Listen to David Suzuki speak about climate change...four years ago:
This is no joke, folks.
So you say, 'We get it. We get this is a global issue that needs to be fixed. Stop preaching and tell us how we can start to fix it.'
I say, start with the basics:
- turn your lights off as you exit rooms (at home, at the office, at school, etc.)
- close the tap once you've finished using water, as doing so saves energy
- recyle all the time, everydays
- install solar panels at home (not do they minimize your monthly electric bill, they increase home value...score!)
-find out what your carbon footprint is and what you can do to minimize it:
Find out your Carbon Footprint
- drive less--walk, take advantage of your transit system, ride a bike to work, etc.
- avoid purchasing packages with excessive and unnecessary packaging
- adjust your thermostat (if you're chilled, put on an extra sweater, don't turn the heat up--this will save you money and reduce your energy waste)
- stay informed
Also, check out this great website to find out how Canada is taking action, and how else you should help out in your community to help fixing our global problem one person at a time: Today is Earth Day
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Hot Docs Toronto, 2011
www.hotdocs.com
Everyone needs to check these out! Young movie-makers all over the world produce these raw and unscripted documentaries, and the contextual quality of each one I've ever seen is truly phenomenal!
If you live in Toronto, make sure you catch a few of theses flicks! Students watch free!
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