Posted on 28 May 2010 by Joe Dimeck
Once I received my Bachelors of Science degree in Professional Writing, I headed straight for the door of the Memorial Auditorium in Burlington, VT, down the stairs, into my car, and up to Montreal at a 120 mph. My roommate Taylor had been circling the auditorium as I watched the time carefully. According to MapQuest, [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 11 February 2010 by RoneBreak
The purpose of this report is to examine the evolution of the music industry as a result of recording and internet innovations. Specifically, the innovations that have led musicians to become more self-sufficient in regards to the production and distribution of their music. Continue Reading
Posted on 01 February 2010 by Joe Dimeck
What you are about to read is the final product of research that was compiled through observation, first-hand interviews and experiences, random conversations, and secondary resources. The subject of this research was the tiny city of Winooski, Vermont. And sure, some of you are thinking, “What the hell is Winooski and why should I care?” [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 January 2010 by Joe Dimeck
Sometimes photos or videos are the only way to gain perspective while living in a virtually connected but physically disconnected world. For all the people, who weren’t in New Orleans during Katrina and aren’t in Haiti now, the internet and television are their only means of witnessing the devastation, and at that distance it’s easy [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 January 2010 by Peter Jung
Nasr Al Niyadi and Omar Al Hegelan, have broken the record for the world’s highest base jump from the top of Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest structure at 2,717 ft.
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Posted on 01 January 2010 by Joe Dimeck
Since everyone is overly optimistic about 2010, I’m going to be the Joe Biden to everyone’s Obama. After all, the year just started and I think it’s a little premature to say things like “Happy New Year!” We did the same thing at the beginning of 2009 and look how that worked out. So, in [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 31 December 2009 by Joe Dimeck
Delivering Chinese food on Tuesdays was a fun gig while it lasted. Now, in this new year my jacket will not reek of eggrolls and lo mein. And while that was bad, it was another memory of being a delivery driver that was far worse than a smelly jacket or a non-tipper. It was the [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 27 December 2009 by Joe Dimeck
2009 was like a bad acid trip. Obama and the wide-eyed folks who voted for him got a serious reality check. Most people just shrugged it off and found something to distract themselves with. Now we know that miracles—like making D.C. a noble, righteous, and efficient place—are best left to the 3 a.m. infomercial preachers [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 15 November 2009 by Joe Dimeck
When most Americans are subject to an average of 3000 brushes with advertising per day it’s no wonder companies are trying alternative and ethically questionable marketing strategies. In what is one ballsy and sneaky move, Captain Morgan attempted to launch a guerrilla marketing campaign in football stadiums across the country. As seen to the left, [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 12 November 2009 by Peter Jung
Animated story of Dock Ellis Jr. explaining how he pitched a no-hitter on LSD. It sounds impossible but after hearing his explanation, it’s totally believable.
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Posted on 31 October 2009 by Joe Dimeck
Seventh-grader, BridgeAnne d’Avignon, and her 80 year-old grandpa have apparently traced Obama’s genealogy back to nearly every president (the exception being Martin Van Buren) and a king of England, John Plantagenet. The discovery proves one of two things: our government is in the control of some shadow family or humans are a more incestuous species [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 31 October 2009 by Peter Jung
Talk about getting it done with style.
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Posted on 22 October 2009 by Joe Dimeck
With all the news coming out about Bernie Madoff now that he’s in a prison in North Carolina, a Ponzi scheme looks like the petty tax evasion that sent Capone to prison to rot away from syphilis. Not only did Madoff (allegedly) get into a prison fight after an argument with a fellow inmate that [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 26 September 2009 by RoneBreak
Both our Managing Editor, Joe, and RoneBreak’s Video Producer, Pete, have jetted across the U.S. to cover NORML’s Yes We Cannabis convention. While they compile video and text to provide you with comprehensive and fresh content on the progress of the marijuana movement and the legal hurdles that it still needs to clear, we will be posting assorted photos from their time in San Francisco. Enjoy. Continue Reading
Posted on 04 September 2009 by Peter Jung
I feel bad for what happened to the store, but lets be honest, Mac has more coming then just this. People constantly buy Macs and don’t even realize that they can get more for the money. Yeah yeah, we heard all that crap about how Macs get less viruses and all but the only reason [...] Continue Reading