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The crowd is evil
Going Against the Current | December 28th 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
Television has lost its appeal on me a long time ago simply because I dread seeing people being led to a brainless existence and enjoying this existence. I stopped attending Mass because I cannot stand overhearing mundane conversations around me whil read more
But how pleasurable this banality is
Going Against the Current | December 28th 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
Somebody once told me that I overrate sex more than it deserves, that I am too caught up within its crafty labyrinthine path that one day I’d wake up totally enmeshed in and unable to escape the game I all too enjoy playing. I laugh at the person g read more
Sparing you the maudlin diatribe
Going Against the Current | December 27th 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
The sudden turn of events is starting to be overwhelming. I am going home for the new year because my sister requested for it and that ‘we cannot afford to miss the chance of having a family picture’. But in the time of photoshop and picture edit read more
Where the Wild Things Are plush dolls. They're not just for kids.
Lady J In Lotus Pose | December 26th 2009 by Lady J
When the Where the Wild Things Are film was released I was certain that Wild Thing plush toys were to follow. I didn't actively go hunting for them and remained content with my mini Wild Thing plush toy.(source)Many years ago when I was a pre-teen my read more
LA Idiot Wishes He was the New Zealand Idiot
The LA Idiot | December 26th 2009
I hope everyone had a merry Christmas, if you’re Jewish, I hope the Chinese food was good. I ate waay too much yesterday, therefore I’m staying close to the home base for a bit. While stumbling on the internet I came across an interes read more
Readings for January
Going Against the Current | December 25th 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
Of late I admit that I’ve set reading books aside. Like most Gen Y-ers, I am also as susceptible to attention deficit disorder, or something akin to it. I could not focus on just one thing. Before I realize it, my mind already starts to wander and read more
There is Always Hope
The Rutherford Lawson Blog | December 25th 2009 by Rutherford Lawson
About this time last year, I posted an article about a song that I found very moving. Today I am just posting the lyrics to the song, based on a Longfellow poem. Even though the song mentions God, I believe regardless of religious persuasion the list read more
Celebrate Christmas in the spirit of The Three Kings
Fashiona's Musings | December 24th 2009 by Alicia Edwards
Christmas is upon us once again after a very tough year for many people. And while economists worldwide have declared that the recession is behind us, most of us feel like we deserve a gold star just for making it thr read more
The Top 10 Tech Trends of 2009
Blogging the Singularity | December 24th 2009 by Chris Williamson
This is the year technology changed us… Click here to see the article on the CNN Tech website. Thanks for supporting Blogging the Singularity and enjoy the Holidays! read more
New York, NY – Burp Castle
Stalls and Walls | December 24th 2009
Date Seen: 9/10/09 Contributor: Stalls and Walls Where are these free markets they write about? read more
Sanctuary
Confessions of a Mystic | December 23rd 2009 by Teresa Silverthorn
* Happy Holidays to My Readers * * * * read more
Abolishing Christmas
Going Against the Current | December 23rd 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
MEMORANDUM No. 465371799199121 SUBJECT: Abolition of Christmas and declaring it a null celebration ORIGIN: The Holy Office of the Holiest 23rd December 2009 ______________________________________________________________________ After a thorough discu read more
New York, NY – St. Dymphna’s
Stalls and Walls | December 23rd 2009
Date Seen: 2/28/09 Contributor: Stalls and Walls St. Dymphna’s provides chalk for writing on the walls; since the bathrooms are unisex and there are two colors of chalk, something tells me this didn’t start out as: Suck Stock Live Longer read more
The gift of life
Esteem Rising | December 22nd 2009 by Jennifer Chandler
A brief post to remind readers about organ donation. After watching BCTV Global news tonight we were introduced to a young woman Eva, who has Cystic Fibrosis and is currently awaiting an organ donation. She was inspiring, bright in spirit, supported read more
Ang mga regalong natanggap ko sa mga nakaraang Pasko
Going Against the Current | December 22nd 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
Di gaya no’ng nasa grade two pa ako, hindi na ako masyadong nasasabik tuwing nalalapit nang sumapit ang Pasko. Maliban kasi sa bonus na natatanggap, na madali namang nauubos, naisip kong ito’y sadyang ginawa lang para sa mga bata. Nagsimula yata read more
2009 list - Top Videos of M V Consulting, Inc.
Black Entertainment USA | December 22nd 2009
Throughout 2009 M V Consulting, Inc. (the parent company of Black Entertainment USA) has really delved into the video arena. We spent the year creating and improving our ability to provide quality videos, for commentary and entertainment value. We ap read more
Litany of a drunken guy
Going Against the Current | December 22nd 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
I’m drunk this time while writing this. For one, I want to test whether I still can have clear thoughts to be able to write decently; not that I normally have clear thoughts when I write. And two, the verisimilitude of this activity to realism, por read more
There’s something about Melanie
Going Against the Current | December 22nd 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
After two years of being away, the first time I entered JD Bake shop again on E. Lopez Street, I immediately looked for that familiar face behind the cash register. http://exploreiloilo.com I first saw her, in that same place, behind the cash regist read more
REP-BE-GONE: KEEP OUT UNWANTED SALES PESTS!
Think Spin | December 21st 2009 by Lauren
THE ONLY EFFECTIVE SALES REPELLENT. IDEAL FOR HOME OR OFFICE. Also Works on - Copier Salesmen Insurance Salesmen Jehovah's Witnesses Magazine Subscription Salesmen Our special formula of really nasty stuff is guarant read more
Art & Culture: It's About The Brand Ma'am.
The Luxe Chronicles | December 21st 2009
All aboard! It was undoubtedly meant as a gesture of commiseration with the masses of unemployed Britons struggling to regain their footing amidst one of the longest and deepest recessions in recent history. Even so, the sight of Elizabeth II board read more
Avatar 3D (2009) PG-13 162min
Maxim's Movie Reviews and Opinions | December 21st 2009 by Maxim
Just saw Avatar in I-MAX 3D. Here’s a quick 10-point review. 1. The plot: it’s a lot like “Dances with wolves”: a white man wins the trust of the tribesmen and is accepted into the tribe as equal (becomes & read more
Free Hugs Campaign
Lady J In Lotus Pose | December 20th 2009 by Lady J
I've heard of this Free Hug project for years now and finally decided to post on it.Juan Mann is a man who decided in 2004 to reach out and hug strangers to brighten up their days and lives. Eventually police and other officials actually ordered the read more
THIN
Lady J In Lotus Pose | December 20th 2009 by Lady J
© Lauren Greenfield / VII, courtesy Reflex New Art Gallery, AmsterdamSince 1997 Lauren Greenfield has been documenting the lives of patients at the Renfrew Center in Coconut Creek, Florida. Renfrew is a residential treatment facility for women with read more
Something's Burning
Lady J In Lotus Pose | December 19th 2009 by Lady J
Recently I posted about Jani Schofield, a 7 year old girl with Schizophrenia. To read the first post click here. The second post is about how Michael Sch read more
Jani's parents
Lady J In Lotus Pose | December 19th 2009 by Lady J
I recently wrote a post about 7 year old Jani Schofield who is battling Schizophrenia. To read that post click here.Just recently I have heard through word of mouth that there are claims that Jani's father Michael Schofield admitted to physically abu read more
A visit
Going Against the Current | December 19th 2009 by John Ryan Recabar
I left the city this afternoon for Miagao because the city, its noise and grimes, had been too much to bear. I sought refuge in the quiet of the boondocks and the monotonous sound coming from my laptop while writing in my room on campus. I brought su read more
A Mystic’s View
Confessions of a Mystic | December 19th 2009 by Teresa Silverthorn
In the midst of snowflakes, butter cookies and jingling bells, I look around and see the remains of what formed humanity, and what moves it onward. The traditions of our ancestors have endured throughout the centuries, still filling our stockings a read more
WTF Friday: Dead Man Walking!
Think Spin | December 18th 2009 by Lauren
Image via Wikipedia DEATH TAKES A WRONG TURN. Family mistakenly identifies car crash victim as loved one. Dead man' turns up alive at his funeral. A Brazilian brick layer didn't know that he was dead, until h read more
Facebook’s Great Betrayal
Blogging the Singularity | December 18th 2009 by Chris Williamson
Facebook’s privacy pullback isn’t just outrageous; it’s a landmark turning point for the social network. Facebook has blundered before, but the latest changes are far more calculated. The company has, in short, turned evil… Cl read more
Privacy Groups Take Facebook Quarrel to the Feds
Blogging the Singularity | December 18th 2009 by Chris Williamson
If you have a Facebook account but haven’t used it in a while, a lot more of your personal data may recently have become public. The social network overhauled its privacy policies, requiring users to set their preferences. If you haven’t read more
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