Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Monday, June 28, 2010

Rasheed Wallace appreciation... video of classic ejection

'Sheed retired the other day... so here's a video of one of his more impressive ejections. He simply stared at the ref and got ejected, I love it!

And yeah... it's 4 am... I can't sleep.


Thursday, June 24, 2010

Baby throwing!

Innovative way to make your baby hardy and durable. Passed to me by Jen Wulff.


Tuesday, June 22, 2010

"You've got the touch"

My god... the theme for the original Transformers movie! Classic 80's.


Monday, June 21, 2010

John Mayer and Keith Urban - "Perfectly Lonely" at the CMT Awards 2010

John Mayer is great. I really dig the dude's style, swag, and musicianship. Yeah, he can be a little too crazy, but the man is en route to being the next Eric Clapton... or something similar. He does Hendrix covers, Cream covers, and jams with people like Keith Urban. Check it out:

(Fast-forward to the 2:30 mark for the live performance.)


Saturday, June 19, 2010

NBA/NFL stars dominate high school, part 2

I was bored today and I put together another highlight video of pros crushing the H.S. competition. Enjoy.


Manute Bol passes away at 47


He stood 7'7" and blocked 3.3 shots per game while averaging only 20 minutes per contest. He will perhaps be remembered more for his efforts to improve the conditions of his Sudanese people.

New beat: "Loading Screen"

Inspired by 80's video games. Took me 4-5 hours tonight to put it together, I'm pretty happy with it.


Wednesday, June 16, 2010

New Goldeneye game coming out


This movie is being stubborn, so instead of embedding it into my post, here's a link to the IGN article.

This is going to be great!

Saturday, June 12, 2010

For all the REAL Transformers fans

This is only funny if you liked the 80's movie and hated the shitty Transformers 2 Megan Fox trainwreck.

Friday, June 11, 2010

More "GOOT"

I think I've posted this kid before. He's so well-rounded, it's ridiculous. Once the drums hit on the Gaga song, it becomes clear: the guy just understands pop music and how it works.



Saturday, June 5, 2010

Biggest sports troll ever

I can't even logically express my rage towards this kid. I want to fight him.


Wooden rejoins his wife



John Wooden passed away today.

He is the all-time greatest coach of college basketball, and possibly the best coach of any sport, ever.

If you don't believe me, consider for a second his coaching record:

Career highlights
Overall 664–162 (.804)
Championships
As player:
*1932 National Championship
As coach:
*1964 NCAA National Championship
*1965 NCAA National Championship
*1967 NCAA National Championship
*1968 NCAA National Championship
*1969 NCAA National Championship
*1970 NCAA National Championship
*1971 NCAA National Championship
*1972 NCAA National Championship
*1973 NCAA National Championship
*1975 NCAA National Championship


That's right. 10 national titles in 12 years - the most dominant run ever engineered by any coach.

Besides his coaching career, Wooden stood as a model husband and human being.

Simply read this excerpt from a 2000 Rick Reilly article:

"On Tuesday the best man I know will do what he always does on the 21st of the month. He'll sit down and pen a love letter to his best girl. He'll say how much he misses her and loves her and can't wait to see her again. Then he'll fold it once, slide it in a little envelope and walk into his bedroom. He'll go to the stack of love letters sitting there on her pillow, untie the yellow ribbon, place the new one on top and tie the ribbon again.

"The stack will be 180 letters high then, because Tuesday is 15 years to the day since Nellie, his beloved wife of 53 years, died. In her memory, he sleeps only on his half of the bed, only on his pillow, only on top of the sheets, never between, with just the old bedspread they shared to keep him warm."


Incredible. I'm not sad that Wooden has left this world; rather, I'm happy that he was able to rejoin his wife in another world. He recently said in an interview that he was ready to die - this might be a day to celebrate rather than mourn. The greatest coach of all time lived a full life and was ready to leave... finally, the book can close on a sports legend in the truest sense.

Tuesday, June 1, 2010