Right here is one of my recent paintings -- it's of the Seattle skyline. I really like how it turned out and thought I would share it to the masses plus add a little of that artist commentary.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Monday, November 14, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Smoke DZA ft. Dom Kennedy - Pow Wow
This song been on repeat all day. The beat is very tough, huuuuooooeeegh.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
VALUE
Imagine there is a bank that every morning adds 86,400 dollars into your
bank account. There is nothing wrong, they're all legit transactions done
by a kind rich person.
But the bank does not keep the money to the next day -- every night the money that you didn't spend disappears.
What would you do in that situation?
You'd of course use all the money that was put in on your account, day after day. The funny part is that we actually have an account like that -- it isn't money that is transported into the account.
But the bank does not keep the money to the next day -- every night the money that you didn't spend disappears.
What would you do in that situation?
You'd of course use all the money that was put in on your account, day after day. The funny part is that we actually have an account like that -- it isn't money that is transported into the account.
Monday, November 7, 2011
The type of Yelp review I hate
I hate the reviews on Yelp that are like, "I lived in Hawaii so I KNOW Hawaiian food... blah blah blah etc. etc. etc. I give it 1-star because I'm a dick." I'm sayin', just because you were from somewhere or lived some where for 1 hour or knew somebody ... that doesn't entitle you to know everything about that cuisine.
Makes me SEETHE.
Here's an example:
This dude ended up giving the place 2-stars. Dude said, "I grew up on Chinese/Cantonese/Taiwanese/any Asian race you could ever think of so I consider myself..."
No. You said "grew up", you didn't say "cooked" so stop it -- for what we know, you could have just ate your mama's food, b.
"I AM ASIAN SO I KNOW ASIAN FOOD!"
"MY FRIEND IS ASIAN SO I KNOW ASIAN FOOD!"
"I USED CHOPSTICKS ONCE SO I KNOW ASIAN FOOD!"
"I WALKED THROUGH THE ETHNIC AISLE IN SAFEWAY ONCE SO I KNOW ASIAN FOOD!"
Makes me SEETHE.
Here's an example:
Robert F says - I grew up on Chinese/Cantonese/Taiwanese cuisine so I consider myself knowledgable on what good Chinese food tastes like.
While this place had great decor and very cool/unique drinks, the food just didn't live up to it's brand promise. I love the idea -- a modern take on the traditional staples of Chinese cuisine. On the contrary, Bako's execution of that promise was entirely lacking.
I REALLY wanted to like the food -- but I just couldn't :(
This dude ended up giving the place 2-stars. Dude said, "I grew up on Chinese/Cantonese/Taiwanese/any Asian race you could ever think of so I consider myself..."
No. You said "grew up", you didn't say "cooked" so stop it -- for what we know, you could have just ate your mama's food, b.
"I AM ASIAN SO I KNOW ASIAN FOOD!"
"MY FRIEND IS ASIAN SO I KNOW ASIAN FOOD!"
"I USED CHOPSTICKS ONCE SO I KNOW ASIAN FOOD!"
"I WALKED THROUGH THE ETHNIC AISLE IN SAFEWAY ONCE SO I KNOW ASIAN FOOD!"
I always will skip those reviews, because they make me mad.
Yes, I'm salty. #comeatmebro
Friday, November 4, 2011
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Daigo Umehara = My Hero
#comeatmebro #swag |
SRK just posted an interview with perhaps the best player to ever play fighting games, IN THE WORLD. This guy is a G, no doubt. I've seriously looked up to this guy since I started playing Street Fighter II with my cousins.
A (long) quote from the article that resonated with me:
You reached another level in what way?
“Domestically and internationally, I’ve been getting many interesting, real offers of projects that would mean a lot to me. And that’s given me a different motivation. Of course, I love fighting and traveling to another country to fight. At the same time, these new challenges have brought my professional life to another interesting level. As a pro gamer, I used to think I only need to focus on playing games and I need to bring the result, which is to win. I still want to win, but my way of thinking fundamentally changed and gotten even deeper.
I am taking more holistic approach to my professional life by taking care of my body. I’ve changed my diet to macrobiotic, and have been working out to build balanced muscle. I don’t even drink any more except for special occasions. I have set a strict schedule for myself consisting of 8 hours of sleep, 1 hour of gym training focusing on weight lifting or jogging, 1 hour of bike ride between home and the arcade for each trip, 9 hours of game practice, and the rest is spend for eating, shower, and the likes. [Editor's Note: You gamers that want to become pros, this is real tawk.]
There are two major reasons for my physical training. First, in Street Fighter, mental strength holds such a large part in one’s winning. And in order to stay mentally strong, I have to be physically healthy and stay balanced as body and mind are related to one another. Secondly, I want to look good in order for the sponsors, fans, and supporters to feel proud of me and feel good about myself. As more people get to know about me, I want to give them a best impression as possible and believe in me.
I take my profession very seriously and am confident that I am the only one who takes it this seriously. I work the hardest. I am proud of my profession, and I am determined to make the best out of the opportunity given to me, for myself and the community. And this confidence has given me another level of confidence in me. Nothing and no one can defeat me.”I admire people that work hard. It hits home with me because I feel that I also put in a ton of work into what I do and towards the goals I set for myself. Daigo is my guy.
The interview can be found HERE
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
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