♫ Musical Rambling

♪ Nov 05, 2009

What paragliding means? on Vimeo (via Vimeo)

♪ Nov 05, 2009
drunkbrunch:

drock:

(via fuckyeahsondheim)
Anyone Can Whistle is known to be the greatest of Sondheim’s earlier work. It opened in 1964 playing only 9 shows after the “cursed” production closed.

Anyone Can Whistle will play at City Center in Spring 2010, starring Sutton Foster.

drunkbrunch:

drock:

(via fuckyeahsondheim)

Anyone Can Whistle is known to be the greatest of Sondheim’s earlier work. It opened in 1964 playing only 9 shows after the “cursed” production closed.

Anyone Can Whistle will play at City Center in Spring 2010, starring Sutton Foster.

♪ Nov 05, 2009
Cookie Monster Google!

Cookie Monster Google!

♪ Nov 04, 2009
Steve Ballmer might have no idea what’s going on with the Microsoft Courier tablet, but a new set of documents leaked to Gizmodo certainly suggests the product is more than just a couple videos the boss-man hasn’t seen. The images detail the Courier’s unique user interface, which draws on everything from multitouch gestures to pen-based handwriting recognition. The heart of the interface appears to be the Smart Agenda, pictured above, which pulls together all your disparate content like calendar entries, emails, and to-dos into one unified starting place, described as “Cliff Notes” to the Pagestream “novel.” The journal itself appears to be searchable by all kinds of data, including time, location, and tags, and it’s all accessed by a special multi-button pen. There’s also a camera and an offhand mention of “boos and subscriptions,” so it sounds like whoever was dreaming this all up considered using the Courier as an ebook reader as well — which would be totally sweet, given the types of annotations you could do. Of course, none of this is real yet, but we’re hoping against hope — please, Mr. Steve, make our holiday dreams come true?
(via Engadget)

Steve Ballmer might have no idea what’s going on with the Microsoft Courier tablet, but a new set of documents leaked to Gizmodo certainly suggests the product is more than just a couple videos the boss-man hasn’t seen. The images detail the Courier’s unique user interface, which draws on everything from multitouch gestures to pen-based handwriting recognition. The heart of the interface appears to be the Smart Agenda, pictured above, which pulls together all your disparate content like calendar entries, emails, and to-dos into one unified starting place, described as “Cliff Notes” to the Pagestream “novel.” The journal itself appears to be searchable by all kinds of data, including time, location, and tags, and it’s all accessed by a special multi-button pen. There’s also a camera and an offhand mention of “boos and subscriptions,” so it sounds like whoever was dreaming this all up considered using the Courier as an ebook reader as well — which would be totally sweet, given the types of annotations you could do. Of course, none of this is real yet, but we’re hoping against hope — please, Mr. Steve, make our holiday dreams come true?

(via Engadget)

♪ Nov 04, 2009
I lived in Paris with my family when I was in 8th grade. Reading this really makes me want to go back!!!
-Tucker
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Fortunately, I’m resilient now, and no longer a stranger to having to re-do things over and over. I sat right back down in my proverbial Aeron saddle and re-wrote them, which only took a few hours. Curiously, while I was typing away, a representative called me on my cell phone to try to get me to stay on as a customer. When I mentioned that he had to call me on my cell phone, since my land line service (which they provide) didn’t work, he didn’t see any irony in that. He probably also didn’t understand a few choice words I used, since I said them in English, which was a good thing.
Nevertheless, there’s plenty of things you can do, including ripping your cable company a new one, that’ll make you feel a lot better when all seems lost and you feel like everything is conspiring against you. Like me, who courageously sat back down and started from anew—with an amazing bar of dark chocolate with toffee and salt(see #1), and went back to work.
Continue reading “8 Coping Tips for Living in Paris” »

I lived in Paris with my family when I was in 8th grade. Reading this really makes me want to go back!!!

-Tucker

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Fortunately, I’m resilient now, and no longer a stranger to having to re-do things over and over. I sat right back down in my proverbial Aeron saddle and re-wrote them, which only took a few hours. Curiously, while I was typing away, a representative called me on my cell phone to try to get me to stay on as a customer. When I mentioned that he had to call me on my cell phone, since my land line service (which they provide) didn’t work, he didn’t see any irony in that. He probably also didn’t understand a few choice words I used, since I said them in English, which was a good thing.

Nevertheless, there’s plenty of things you can do, including ripping your cable company a new one, that’ll make you feel a lot better when all seems lost and you feel like everything is conspiring against you. Like me, who courageously sat back down and started from anew—with an amazing bar of dark chocolate with toffee and salt(see #1), and went back to work.

Continue reading “8 Coping Tips for Living in Paris” »

♪ Nov 04, 2009
Creamy and Fluffy: How to Make the Best Scrambled Eggs
(via Apartment Therapy)
♪ Nov 04, 2009

quote Yesterday, while driving around my neighborhood, I saw a pumpkin with the number 3.14 carved into it. I was confused for about 10 seconds, then realized that would make it a pumpkin pi. It made my day. MLIA.

♪ Nov 04, 2009
uppereastside:

3n0m15:

yerawizardharry:

jonwithabullet:

Chocolate Nutella tart

oh god

uppereastside:

3n0m15:

yerawizardharry:

jonwithabullet:

Chocolate Nutella tart

oh god

♪ Nov 04, 2009
This is awesome!

This is awesome!

♪ Nov 04, 2009
fydisneymovies:

Today’s movie for 4 November is Fantasia. 13 November, 1940.
“All the beauty. All the delight. All the excitement of the world’s greatest music!”

I just watched this last week! Great movie.

fydisneymovies:

Today’s movie for 4 November is Fantasia. 13 November, 1940.

“All the beauty. All the delight. All the excitement of the world’s greatest music!”

I just watched this last week! Great movie.

♪ Nov 04, 2009

quote WASHINGTON — The Republican victories in the races for New Jersey and Virginia governors put the party in a stronger position to turn back the political wave President Obama unleashed last year, setting the stage for Republicans to raise money, recruit candidates and ride the excitement of an energized base as the party heads into next year’s midterm elections.

♪ Nov 04, 2009

Live near Raleigh, North Carolina? We are hosting CollegeHumor Live at NC State’s homecoming... →

Shared by tucker
I wish I could go to this!!!

Live near Raleigh, North Carolina? We are hosting CollegeHumor Live at NC State’s homecoming THIS Friday, November 6th.

It’s an outdoor venue (Lee…

♪ Nov 04, 2009

Dark, Fudgy Brownies with a Very Unusual Ingredient Recipe Reviews →

2009-11-03-Brownies02.jpgLook at these dark, fudgy brownies, all studded with walnut nubs. But look closer: these have a very, very unusual ingredient. Do you know what it is? Hint: these brownies are gluten-free.

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♪ Nov 04, 2009

brieflynoted:

NYC Marathon Timelapse - between mile 6 and 7 on 4th Ave. in Brooklyn.

Things start to get interesting right around :35.

Shot on the Mark 5D II with a tilt-shift lens - this is beautiful.

(via mdkmc)

♪ Nov 03, 2009

Spring Awakening Tour: The Bitch of Living (via TotallyTrucked)

@taylortrensch is the best!!! Can’t wait til I can see the tour with him it.