Break Up Instrumental (Prod. by Bangladesh)
Wish I produced this. I hate what Mario did with it too.
Steven Tyler Breaks Up with Aerosmith via Blog Posts - AEROSMITH - Gawker
Oh good, so he’s joining Non Society.
Comanechi - On & On (Babe Rainbow remix)
Babe Rainbow is in FACT Magazine for a remix I did of Comanechi’s new single on Merok Records. You can download the song from the website for one week.
Here’s what they wrote:
On this remix Babe Rainbow, aka Cameron Reed, takes the quasi-pop of Comanechi and chops and screws it into a dreamlike hex of echoed howls and dying synths that sounds a bit like John from Salem slipping in and out of a nice dream. Which let’s face it, he probably doesn’t have too often.
Blagojevich’s hair = corruption.
The Carter
The trailer for the Lil Wayne documentary that premiered at Sundance. Shit looks mad deep, at the very least totally watchable.
Viagra is 10 and this ad is brilliant.
Disgruntled Employee of the Day: An anonymous Toronto Star editor upset over Star publisher John Cruickshank’s decision to outsource union editing jobs to freelancers expresses her displeasure the best way he/she knows how: By marking up the internal memo notifying employees of said decision.
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I’m almost 100% certain this guy was looking at a sexy live cam in Bean Around The World. At first I just thought it was a girlfriend getting sexy for him but the fact that he looked entirely bored and the page was open to MyLiveCams.com I’m going to assume they didn’t know each other.
I love reading all the people on Twitter who are disappointed that Health Care bill passed. I didn’t realize how American it was to take out a 2nd mortgage because you were diagnosed with Cancer.
A reminder to our American friends who are saddened that ‘single payer’ health care didn’t pass the House today, only an expansion of existing systems, don’t panic.
Canada didn’t get it in one fell swoop either. It was an incremental build from the 1940s (when it worked just like the US) to 1966 (when it was reorganised to ensure every legal resident was covered for hospitals and doctors).
In between, accidents were covered first, later all hospital stays, later still, doctors appointments.
And while abortions are now, rightly, covered, there were not originally. But once the system is in place and running, medical decisions cease to determined in the legislature and instead are determined by the doctor and the patient.
If you are looking to emulate the Canadian system then, do what our forefathers-and-mothers did: take what you can get, and build on that.
For extra credit, here’s a New Yorker article on how the UK and France developed their own systems.
The beer cart robot just came by my cubicle so I put my hands up, their playing my song, butterflies fly away, yeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaah, there’s a party in the USA.
