Monthly Archives: June 2009

M+B – I love visiting museums and galleries, do you? M+B is a Los Angeles art gallery that is definitely worth your visit. It focuses on contemporary art and is committed to exhibiting works by established and emerging artists. So … Continue reading →

Sorry I’m Late – How many times have you been late? I’m quite sure that even the most punctual person has been or will be late to some event at some point in his life. Life’s unexpected, what can I … Continue reading →

The Scene of the Crime – You are a detective and your mission is to collect evidence, find the suspect and solve the case. The scene is a motel room – something really bad happened there. Do you have a … Continue reading →

The Stimulist – You might know Carlos Watson as one of the anchors of MSNBC (follow him on twitter). One thing you might not have known about Watson is that he is also an attorney and an entrepreneur. His latest … Continue reading →

Karaokeparty – I will let you in on a small secret of mine: I attended at least seven Karaoke parties in my life, but I must shamefully admit that I never had the courage to step on the stage and … Continue reading →

Family Hack – Meet the Davis family: Papa – Michael, Mamma – Hannah and their three adorable kids, Khymi, Susan and Jackson. Michael and his wife Hannah started Family Hack back in July of 2007. Their first post, entitled “Our … Continue reading →

The Free Music Archive – Radio was always there (and still is) to offer the public free access to new music. The Free Music Archive is a direct derivative of that credo, designed for the age of the internet. The … Continue reading →

Ecorazzi – Celebrity gossip and news are a multi-billion dollar industry in today’s social market. People the world-over are fascinated with their favorite stars: what they are doing, wearing, and driving and especially who they’re dating. With all this going … Continue reading →

This is Why You’re Fat – This is Why You’re Fat is a photo blog documenting photos of food containing extremely high percentages of fat. Most of the food here is drenched in oil, or covered with layers of mayo. … Continue reading →

60-Second Science – 60-Second Science is Scientific American‘s quick hit on science and technology, providing easily digestible explanations of breaking scientific news and describing how developments can change the environment, our technology and your health. 60-Second Science includes a frequently … Continue reading →

QuakeQuiz – The USGS (U.S. Geological Survey) estimates that several million earthquakes occur in the world each year, with most of them categorized as minor. Nevertheless, according to long-term records (since about 1900), we should expect about 17 major earthquakes … Continue reading →

Quest for The Rest – The Polyphonic Spree consists of an extremely talented group of musicians from Dallas TX. One of their marketing methods is an animated ‘clickable’ quest. If you are not yet familiar with these kinds of games, … Continue reading →