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Keep walking

We saved our neighbourhood in Staten Island, we saved parts of Brooklyn where Dirty, Prodigal Sun and Killah Priest lived, we saved Ohio with Killarmy, we saved a lot of families. It all comes back down to that one kid who walked around Staten Island for months – and people thought I was crazy because I used to walk and think and talk. I always say walk. Jesus walked across the Middle East teaching people. You get so much inspiration and knowledge from walking and thinking. So I walked around Staten Island until I got an epiphany. It took me a while to get it, but once I got it, I had it. I knew what I wanted to do.

RZA

rootstriker by lessig

KOL doco..

interesting...

the power of humor

<p>Uppercut from California is a place. on Vimeo.</p>

my fav ad of 2011

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sunshine sounds..

Everybody was well dressed,
and everybody was a mess,
6 things without fail you must do,
so that your woman loves just you,

the case for public goods entreprise

<p>The Case for Public Goods Enterprise from Yury Lifshits on Vimeo.</p>

what is beauty?

"I was in the store the other day and I saw PEOPLE magazine, and it had the cover of the 50 most beautiful people in the world, or America, and there was a picture of Pat," Plummer said. "It was kind of ironic because I really looked and said, What is beauty? Is beauty a pretty face, a nice smile, flowing hair, nice skin? Not to me, it's not. To me beauty is living life to higher standards, stronger morals and ethics and believing in them, whether people tell you you're right or wrong. Beauty is not wasting a day. Beauty is noticing life's little intricacies and taking time out of your busy day to really enjoy those little intricacies. Beauty is being real, being genuine, being pure with no facade—what you see is what you get. Beauty is expanding your mind, always seeking knowledge, not being content, always going after something and challenging yourself."

Jake Plummer

source: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1181772/index.htm