One thing’s for sure: I hate work. But we all have to be productive from time to time (or we’ll end up living in our parents’ basements till we’re 45). These are a few tricks I’ve learned over the years that constantly save me ample amounts of time, and I think it’s hilarious when I see other people wasting their time using the traditional approach.
My friend Simon Gugala wrote this recently with his cousin Chris, and they needed some hardcore vocals for the song. Hardcore vocals they got, probably more than they expected. I pushed my voice harder than ever. Believe it or not, I think it sounds pretty amazing. I’d love to know what you think.
The song is credited to Simon Gugala with guitars by Chris Gugala.
I felt like writing last night, so I wrote this and then just immediately recorded it live. It’s probably the darkest song I’ve ever recorded (though I’ve written darker songs…). The meaning should be fairly easy to interpret, but this is one song I’d like to leave up for interpretation (don’t worry, I won’t do that very often).
Enjoy and let me know how you like it. Download or play it below.
jQuery Tools is an amazing library, and the Scrollable control is extremely useful. However, it doesn’t work well by default for situations where you want to display more than one item in your list at a time, and scroll through them one by one (instead of five at a time such as in this example). It took a bit of time for me to figure this out, so I thought I’d share it with everyone. Credit goes to neogisme and soon7 from this post for getting me half-way there.
I’m far from a commercial airline buff, but it doesn’t take a genius to know what is or isn’t socially appropriate when flying in a cramped airplane. I’ve been on my fair share of flights inside and outside of the country, and flying with children really helps you to see the big, ugly picture. In case you need a reminder of what isn’t appropriate when in the air, or if you really can’t figure this stuff out on your own, here’s a list of five things you should or shouldn’t do on your next flight. My wife and I have experienced all of these wonderful situations; most of them we experience on pretty much every trip.