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Retro West Indies Tourism posters
If you haven’t been to the West Indies, you should visit one of the many islands; it is truly a beautiful geographic area filled with lush agriculture, warm weather, and rich culture. No, I don’t work for any Tourism board, but was inspired to do a post of various Tourism posters from West Indies nations.
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Men apologizing for Men, for Women
Dear Woman
WARNING: This video contains high levels of bitchassness and pussification by some men that are apologizing for the actions of other men towards women.
This has to be either a very slick ploy for these loser…
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No. 2 Pencil
Always be No.2
This one is definitely for all the geeks and nerds out there. Ever noticed how most pencils out there are No. 2 pencils? That is the only pencil we really hear about, so it made me…
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Little Carl Carlton – Drop By My Place
Little Carl Carlton
A classic Motown/Funk era jam from Detroit native ‘Little Carl Carlton’ with a track called ‘Drop By My Place’ (Back Beat Records 1970).
Some more pictures of Little Carl Carlton, and a note, they…
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Dot City – City of Dreams
City of Dreams
Another track from Toronto based hip-hop group DOT CITY with ‘City of Dreams’; this time, they take the musical composition to the next level – yes I may sound bias because I work with them, but…
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Mara Hruby – Is This Love (Official Music Video)
Is This Love?
A Neo Soul Acoustic cover of Bob Marley’s “Is This Love” by Oakland’s Mara Hruby. Follow her on Twitter @marahruby
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Prototype 3010 – Jesse Boykins III
Jesse Boykins III | Prototype 3010, a short film from LightUp Film on Vimeo.
This is a Neo Soul cover from Andre 3000′s classic tune ‘Prototype’ from ‘SpeakerBoxx / Love Below’. The artist hails from NYC by…
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The Wire Quotes
the great pseudo docu drama TV series ‘The Wire’ (2002-2008) on HBO is known as a critically acclaimed series that never really got is props for telling a real story about the socio-economics and ganglife of inner-city Baltimore.
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Shaft’s Big Score – Don’t Misunderstand
This is an actual real music from the Blaxploitation film Shaft’s Big Score (released 1972), this is a song that accurately captures the mood of the ‘infamous’ times of the 1970′s as pimping, gangsterism, and being a ‘playboy’ was coveted and revered. Jumping forward to the current day, I don’t think much as changed – except where this song sounds a bit more eloquent, while the current music is very blunt & direct with their slackness & slackitude.
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Tips for the Social Media Geek
Increasing Geekitude
Some tips to accelerate your nerd/geekiness online to make you further increase the efficiency in whatever you do (probably Facebook & Twitter).
Multi-Task (dual screen)
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Soultronica 7
Soultronica 7
Mixtape 136 from Mixtapeshow.net with the Soultronica series.
“But the soultronica series is officially back on. Brothertron handles the intro, since dex digital is incapacitated (if you caught the last episode, you’ll remember why) – but
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