The theme of this video is “Girls names”. This video contains 70 seven second clips of different songs with a girls name in the title from the 1950 to the present.
happy valentine’s day to allll ya’ll.
takin’ cuts at Lefty’s Sports Academy – View on Path.
sibs – View on Path.
the fifth generation – View on Path.
World of Beercraft: Torpedo and Princes
As mentioned in my previous post, I did indeed pick-up a 6-pack of Sierra Nevada Torpedo, a double IPA, to keep me company as I roamed the Karasang Wilds yesterday evening. Coupled with a frosty mug, I continued my chug towards level 90 (the max level) and finished up a few quests. Oddly enough…
i’m really happy about this. i love beer and i appreciate guys who share that interest. but, this is even better. a former colleague and friend, will, started writing about a venn diagram of his passions: when he drinks good beer & plays world of warcraft. from another post:
My time in the second zone, in which the infamous Stormstout Brewery is located, has had more of a Yeungling flavor so far, though to be fair I’d been drinking a variety of other beers BEFORE heading home and playing. Nothing ground-breaking that I’d write home (or here) about, but the Yeungling actually worked well in terms of the pace: the gameplay in the zone was quick, and the beers followed suit.
i’m not much of a gamer but, for me, this is a great introduction. i hope he keeps writing.
So I’m pretty excited about the iPhone 5 because:
a) I love reading on it and want to read on a bigger screen
b) my iPhone 4 button is constantly non-functional
This lead to a Twitter exchange where John Ratcliffe-Lee clued me into “Assistive Touch” which you can enable in Settings/General and plant a digital “Home” button on every screen (which you can move around to various edges) that will take you home by hitting it twice. It’s not a perfect fix, but it might get me to last through to the iPhone 5.
Since it doesn’t make screenshots possible (which was the least of my problems with being unable to quit apps), I’ll let OSXdaily take it from here:
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- Open “Settings” and go to “General”, then tap on “Accessibility”
- Under “Physical & Motor” tap on “Assistive Touch” and then flip the switch to ON
- Look for the new assistive touch button to appear in the lower right corner, tap that to access the virtual home button
This is the only way to continue using an iOS device with a broken home button without repairing the home button itself.
sarah taught me this over drinks.
have this turned on and don’t want it bugging you? click your home button three times. click it three times, again, to get back to being awesome.
603 at Music Building – View on Path.
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