Kramer tells George that he’s wasting his life
Seinfeld, 3.23: The Keys
PRINT IS NOT DEAD.
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I surf and make things on the internet. I'm 25 years old and from Long Island, New York.
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I work as the Director of Front End Development at CollegeHumor.com.
Fan of the:
NY Islanders
NY Giants
WVU Football and Basketball
I run my own surf blog SURFBANG.com and helped create Sneakhype.com.
The Io Moon Over Jupiter
(source: APOD)
R.I.P. Tiaina Baul “Junior” Seau (1969 - 2012)
This is just sad. Seau is without a doubt one of the greats that have ever put on a helmet. Not only an icon in San Diego, but a legend around the league. For those who witnessed his ferocity all throughout his career, from USC to New England, you know what a loss this is.
This is just the worst.
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Inspirational Motivational of the Day: In the coolest move a pro sports team will make this week, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed as a free agent former Rutgers defensive tackle Eric LeGrand, who was paralyzed from the neck down in 2010 while playing for Rutgers. Bucs coach Greg Schiano was the coach at Rutgers when LeGrand was injured:
“Leading up to the draft, I couldn’t help but think that this should’ve been Eric’s draft class. This small gesture is the least we could do to recognize his character, spirit, and perseverance. The way Eric lives his life epitomizes what we are looking for in Buccaneer Men.”
LeGrand’s doctors feared he would spend his life a quadriplegic and on a ventilator, but he is killing it in physical therapy. He tweeted a picture of his progress last summer: “Standing up little by little in therapy,” he wrote.
LeGrand returned to the football field on October 29, 2011, one year after his injury, leading the Rutgers team out onto the field at Rutgers’ stadium. The occasion was voted the magazine’s Moment of the Year and graced the cover of Sports Illustrated‘s 2011 year-end issue.
LeGrand’s latest tweet is a pic of a Buccaneers helmet, accompanied by: “We ready!!!”
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Inspirational Motivational of the Day: In the coolest move a pro sports team will make this week, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed as a free agent former Rutgers defensive tackle Eric LeGrand, who was paralyzed from the neck down in 2010 while playing for Rutgers. Bucs coach Greg Schiano was the coach at Rutgers when LeGrand was injured:
“Leading up to the draft, I couldn’t help but think that this should’ve been Eric’s draft class. This small gesture is the least we could do to recognize his character, spirit, and perseverance. The way Eric lives his life epitomizes what we are looking for in Buccaneer Men.”
LeGrand’s doctors feared he would spend his life a quadriplegic and on a ventilator, but he is killing it in physical therapy. He tweeted a picture of his progress last summer: “Standing up little by little in therapy,” he wrote.
LeGrand returned to the football field on October 29, 2011, one year after his injury, leading the Rutgers team out onto the field at Rutgers’ stadium. The occasion was voted the magazine’s Moment of the Year and graced the cover of Sports Illustrated‘s 2011 year-end issue.
LeGrand’s latest tweet is a pic of a Buccaneers helmet, accompanied by: “We ready!!!”
Well done Nerdology:
Instagram is making a camera
wait what?
Turned out Great! Awesome job Creighton!
Got this awesome little gift pack in the mail from Arnette today. If you’re looking for a new pair of sunglasses go check out what they have to offer. (Taken with instagram)
“This impressive scene was photographed when the NASA 747 carrier aircraft and five T-38 aircraft flew over the Space Shuttle Orbiter 101 “Enterprise” while it was parked on the runway at Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California. The Orbiter 101 had just completed a five-minute, 31-second unpowered mission during the second free-flight of the Space Shuttle Approach and Landing Test series, on September 13, 1977, at the Dryden Flight Research Center.”(via)
Space Shuttle Enterprise as it passes over the Hudson River.
Its still a week out but all forecasts are showing waves for my entire Costa Rica trip.
