Dear Zach Randolph

via The Indy Channel:

An NBA player and former Marion basketball standout has been implicated in an Indianapolis drug investigation. According to a probable cause affidavit, a trusted police informant identified Memphis Grizzlies player Zach Randolph as a major marijuana supplier in Indianapolis, 6News' Jack Rinehart reported. Narcotics officers were staking out a suspected drug house on Indianapolis' north side two weeks ago when they pulled over Arthur Boyd, 32, soon after he left the residence, near 75th Street and Binford Avenue, police said.

According to the affidavit, the Cadillac Escalade that Boyd was driving was registered to Randolph, and police found marijuana and ammunition stowed inside. "One of his vehicles had what we call hidden compartments that contained suspected narcotics, that being marijuana," said Lt. Jeff Duhamell. Based on information found in the Escalade, police later raided a northeast side storage facility, where they said Randolph rents four lockers. According to the affidavit, a police K-9 alerted to controlled substances in two of the four units, and police found more cars with secret compartments inside.

This recession that is passing over us has been one of the biggest shot to the American ego. People all over the country have had to swallow their pride and maybe admit they were too loose with their money. They may have cut back on ridiculous expenses or even taken second and third jobs. I know the recession hit hard, but Zach, did it really warrant starting your very own drug empire? Last week, a car registered to you was caught with pounds of weed and choppers hidden in the side panels. When they traced a storage lead they had, the authorities found 4 storage units under your name, two of which had 'controlled substances' in them. If I didn't know better, I'd say you were trying to live out a Jeezy x Gucci Mane mixtape..

But seriously, Zach, what made you think being involved in drug pushing was a good idea? You already had a bad rap from getting caught selling an illegal gun in high school. Then, when you got to the A, you were one of the main heads making headlines on the Portland JailBlazers, getting arrested 9 times before getting shipped to the Knicks, Clippers and now the Grizzlies. You finally start turning your stuff around, finally giving the Grizzlies a solid veteran and pushing for the Playoffs. Hell, you made the All-Star team for the West. Add to that the $70 million you've made over your career, and you should be living it up right now, not being a major marijuana supplier in Indianapolis. Just think, you could be gearing up for next year, awaiting a prize free agent and the players already on the roster getting better. Instead, if you get caught up with a drug charge, you might not see the court for a while. We all saw what happened with Gilbert Arenas, even though his team threw him under the bus. At least the Memphis Grizzlies are desperate gracious enough to stand behind you. This is a crazy thing to happen, especially with how much the NBA is pushing a cleaner, family-oriented image. Guns in lockers and Indianapolis drug kingpins - The NBA #wherecaringhappens

The Choice is Yours (Hosted by Don Cannon)

The Choice is Yours (Hosted by Don Cannon)

Don Cannon is a freaking genius for this one. Just like every other sports-interested person on the planet, he and the rest of the rap world are all harping on where LeBron James will end up in the summer of 2010. The season isn't even over yet and already other players are making plans based on LeBron's nonexistent plans. It's as if he has everybody on a string. Regardless, the choice is ultimately up to one person, and that's #23 #6. That's the theme of this three-track mixtape hosted by Don Cannon, where he gets all of the free agents in rap to spit about why LeBron should come to their city. You've got Uncle Murda and Jadakiss (NYC), Mikey Rocks (CHI), Nipsey Hussle (LA), Chip Tha Ripper (CLE), Briscoe (NO) and UM (not sure?) all spitting basketball-related rhymes. Of all of them, Chip, Mikey and Jada did their thing over some dope Don Cannon instrumentals. Ironic that those are the three best cities for LeBron to land at. Guess we won't know until we know. Bump this until July 1st, when the madness will ensue. No #dopetracks or loosies, since it's a three-song tape. Just enjoy...

Deaf Baby Gets the Gift of Sound

It's crazy with how much modern science has accomplished in lieu of what it could accomplish. How can anyone deny the magnitude of somethings as simple as hearing through technological means? This 8 month old child had cochlear implants put in his ear. When the doctor turns them on, the boy hears his mother's voice for the first time. I dare you not to feel a little warm and fuzzy after seeing this. Hopefully they'll get into ocular implants soon. Guess we'll keep dreaming...

Kanye West - Power (ft. Dwele)

Kanye West - Power

After being spotted in Soho this week in the photo above (when Kanye wants to disappear, he literally vanishes), it was only natural that Mr. West comes through with some new music, definitely for his new album, 'Good Ass Job'. I'm not going to try and evoke 'The College Dropout' or 'Late Registration', because doing so would be beating a dead horse with a nuke and then destroying the planet. Instead, let's focus on the new. Ye spits about the influence he's been given in the industry and states that 'no man should have that kind of power,' which is true. No artist should be able to catapult another, completely different artist by a hating act. Then again, Kanye did it. I guess the rules don't apply to him...

KiD CuDi - All Talk (ft. Chip Tha Ripper & Christian Bale)

KiD CuDi - All Talk (ft. Chip Tha Ripper & Christian Bale)

It's really hard to take blog-era rappers seriously when they make hard statements, yet we listen anyway. KiD CuDi and Chip Tha Ripper are about as intimidating as an afternoon at Chuckee Cheese, yet somehow I think when they talk about 'half-stepping' and n*ggas that are all talk, they're more referring to their raps than anything. Even so, they rock out over a minimal beat interspersed with a nice little techno breakdown. I'd guess that CuDi produced it himself, but I suppose we'll get a line when he's closer to dropping an album. Whatever the case, the track rocks. Check it out and make sure you look out for work from Chip and CuDi...

Neighborhood Newsletter (5/27)

It's official: the world is ending...

How to Complain and Haggle, and Get Results

Justice Dep't Says Az Immigration Law is Unconstitutional

Google's Pac-Man Homepage Cost $120M and 4.82M Hours in Lost Work

Pope admits church's guilt in abuse scandal

New Custom Coke Machine Will Let You Create Near Infinite Flavors

US National Debt is Now $13 Billion and Counting

Apple Moves on Top of Microsoft in the Market

British scientist becomes first human 'infected' with a computer virus

Dear BP

I hate environmentalists, but they can be funny as hell sometimes. Check the Twitter of @BPGLobalPR

via The Wall Street Journal:

BP Plc (BP) said Wednesday that it began an attempt to plug a massive oil leak on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico using heavy drilling fluids, an experimental measure closely watched by federal authorities and the entire oil industry.

The so-called "top kill" procedure aims to kill a mile-deep well that has been gushing oil since the explosion and sinking of the Transocean Ltd. (RIG) Deepwater Horizon drilling rig more than a month ago. The deepwater well, known as Macondo, is estimated to be leaking at a rate of at least 5,000 barrels of oil a day, resulting in one of the worst oil spills the U.S. has ever seen. BP said that it began injecting so-called drilling mud into the well through a valve called a blow-out preventer at about 1 p.m. CDT. The company previously ran a battery of tests to gauge whether the procedure, which has never been tried at these depths, could work. The company had earlier received authorization to proceed from U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Mary Landry.

BP said that the top-kill procedure could take up to two days to implement, and it's unclear how long it will take for BP to find out the results, the company said. The latest effort by the U.K.-based oil giant is being closely watched by federal authorities and by the entire oil industry, which faces an onslaught of regulation in the wake of the spill. At a shareholders' meeting in Dallas on Wednesday, Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM)'s Chief Executive Rex Tillerson said that Exxon, the world's largest publicly-traded oil company, continues to provide assistance to BP in dealing with the disaster. "We are eager to support efforts to determine how such an incident can be prevented in the future," he said.

You know your company image is tarnished when a fake Twitter for your company has more followers than the real one. BP, you really, really, really just screwed up in a major way. I was going to write something kind of dry and witty, but I just got word that your spill has surpassed the Exxon-Valdez spill in overall volume of oil and debris. By that virtue, this letter has to be a bit more serious. Even so, your whole stance is funny. There were reports that your employees knew there was something seriously wrong the day of the explosion, but their concerns fell on deaf ears. BP, it seems like you guys put safety and procedural concerns behind your profit margins, and it finally came back to bite you in the ass. The oil spill happened well over a month ago and you guys are just now finding a way to clean it up. What were you all doing for the 25 days that you weren't coming up with a solution? My guess is most of your executives thought the spill wasn't even that serious. In fact, I'd go so far as to say most of your executives haven't stepped foot on an oil rig in their lives, much less knew how oil got from the earth to their luxury sports sedans.

They can see the oil spill from SPACE!!! I give it t-minus 5 years before the fish we eat grow legs and start walking...


BP, the thing is, you should've seen this coming. George Bush Jr. (not to blame everything on him, but the man really fudged this country up) installed lax regulatory laws and tax shelters for oil companies when he really should have been putting the clamp down on them. You guys knew (or should have known) the risks of cutting back on your security and operational procedures, more so than anyone else. That's why I get pissed seeing people proclaim the spill as 'Obama's mistake'. Really, BP? You guys are going to let the President, who isn't linked at all to BP take a fall for you guys when you haven't even begun to clean your own mess up? C'mon son. It's bad enough the price of oil is going to get higher than a crackhead who wins the lottery. It's even worse that the oil spill is expanding exponentially. Hell, even worse than that is the fact that our fishing industry down there is probably dead in the water (really morbid pun there). No matter how you look at it, BP, you guys royally f*cked up. All jokes and Twitter pages aside, this is the worst environmental disaster. EVER. There are millions of gallons of oil spewing into our ocean, and you guys are probably still thinking more about your profit margin than the huge ramifications of this disaster. Guess that works when you're already rich...

Drake - Fireworks (ft. Alicia Keys) x Light Up (ft. Jay-Z)

Drake - Fireworks (ft. Alicia Keys)


Drake - Light Up (ft. Jay-Z)

No one can say Drake's album lacks any star power on it. From production by Kanye West, Timbaland and Swizz Beats, to features from Jeezy, TI, The Dream, Lil' Wayne, and now, Jay-Z and Alicia Keys, Drake might as well just have called the album 'Drake & Every Mainstream Artist Sing About Getting Money and Being Fresh', not 'Thank Me Later'. Whether or not that fact is to Drake's detriment is beyond me at this point. What I do know, is that by the time the album drops, we might have heard every track with the way leaks are coming in. I try and keep myself from posting the wack ones, but the better verses somehow find their way to my ears and I can't help it. Today, we got the untagged and CDQ versions of Fireworks and Light Up. Both of them are vintage Drake with thoughtful lyrics and less immature themes. Drake and Alicia sound pretty good together on wax, while Jay murks Wheelchair Jimmy on his own track. One thing I notice is how much this guy Drake is singing. It's getting really annoying that he substitutes a lack of good hooks with mediocre singing. It just doesn't work all the time. I still can't tell whether the album is going to be good or not. Right now it's kind of forgettable. Sure we'll be bumping it all summer, but there just seems to be a big storm of hype around Drizzy that the music isn't keeping up with. Check the two songs that have some replay value so far...

Air Jordan IX Retro Premio BIN 23

I've never been a frequent passenger on the hypebeast train, simply because most of the releases that get the ridiculous hype aren't really worth it these days. The days of Tiffany's and Pigeons, when sneakers had original concepts are gone. It's all about colorways with bad quality materials and accessories that come with the sneakers now. Jordan Brand is taking that mantra and running with it. They reworked their classic IX silhouette and dipped it in gold, literally. The Bin 23 Premios are going to be one of those releases you see heads camped out for days for, with JB limiting production to 1,331 pairs, as well as it being a House of Hoops exclusive. That more or less means you'd better have a dope connect or the deepest of pockets to cop. As far as gold sneakers go, these are one of the cleaner releases, and JB doesn't overdo it with the shine. Check out some more flicktures...

Lyriciss - Who Dat Freestyle

Lyriciss - Who Dat Freestyle

Okay, I usually don't like it when rappers touch a beat that another rapper has destroyed, but I suppose I can make an exception for Lyriciss. Last week, I posted his freestyle, "Hot Music" which was over K-os' 'Superstar: Part 0". He murked that with the rapidfire flow. This week, he spit over J. Cole's 'Who Dat' and takes lyrical defecation on the beat. No chorus, no hook, no random chatter at the beginning or end, just lyrics. I guess it's only fitting that the man's moniker is Lyriciss. I was all ears after hearing his mixtape "The Practice", but now I consider myself a fan. Homie, please keep putting these out. As a matter of fact, just drop another mixtape. I know you have bars to spare with the way you're spitting now. Seriously, give this a listen and tell me he isn't dope...

Dear Elin Woods

People wonder why heads used to swear by Eddie Murphy. It's comedy, but it's true...

via The New York Daily News:

It's a high price for silence. Wronged wife Elin Nordegren is trying to club an eye-popping $750 million out of Tiger Woods in their divorce negotiations, according to reports Friday. Woods hasn't agreed yet, but if he does he wants total silence from his soon-to-be ex about the collapse of their marriage - forever, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.

Nordegren has so far said no to signing a lifetime "confidentiality clause" that would prevent her from writing a book or doing any interviews about the split. She reportedly also wants full custody of their two kids even though it was first thought the couple were going to agree to joint custody.

DISCLAIMER: I have nothing against the institution of marriage or the process of divorce, nor am I a woman-hater, as my last post on a broken relationship may have dictated (word to Chris & Rihanna). Please, please, please do not take this post as anything more than it is: an opinion on a ridiculous situation, between people who probably should have never been married. Had the chips fallen in the opposite direction, we would have less of an outrage over it, much less be so divided over the issue. Just read, and enjoy; maybe even laugh at some of the jokes...

Marriage is a mixed bag for 45% of the population. There are ups and downs and everyday has a different struggle, no matter how much the pair love each other. 5% of marriages are damn near perfect, because the people are genuinely matched for one another. That other 50%, end in divorce. Elin, you and Tiger Woods are (or soon will be) part of that 50%. That's not to say that you didn't love each other dearly at some point. It just means that at another point (when the sh*t hit the fan in regards to Tiger's infidelity), you had your differences, which is completely understandable. Honestly, I believe that while Western society is patriarchal on the books and financially, it is slowly becoming matrifocal on the fringes. Women have always been seen as inferior outside of the domestic realm, and the courts prove that in their rulings regarding child custody and alimony. Elin, you were cheated on, repeatedly and in varying degrees and capacities. You deserve a rectifying force in your life to cover the pain, hurt, and embarrassment that this scandal caused you, as well as your family and your kids; just not $750 million worth of rectification. As a matter of fact, you don't deserve even half of that.

In my eyes, Tiger was dead wrong for what he did. However, there is no nuptial mistake worth 3/4 of a billion dollars. You neither helped Tiger acquire any of that money, nor were you a staid presence in his life when he signed those multi-million contracts. You simply hitched on when he fell for you. I could see your point if, at some time Eldrick Woods was a destitute aspiring golfer, and you aided him in building his empire. Hell, I could see your point if you were in any of the commercials or golf tournaments or appearances that made Tiger his fortune. Neither of those are remotely the case.

You see, Elin, your actions after Tiger's infidelity came to the light are fishy to me. After Tiger took his indefinite leave of absence to 'fix his marriage,' you stood by him like a good wife. I didn't agree with it, but I commended it, citing how forgiving you were. Now that Tiger's shown a lot of rust on the links and half of his endorsement deals are dissolved, you want to head for the hills with a $750 million bank. That doesn't seem kosher to me. If you were that salty about Tiger's cheating, wouldn't you have dropped his Blasian behind from the moment that voicemail hit the streets? If his cheating was that egregious, why would you stand by him at a press conference and support him while the media firestorm ate him alive? Why the sudden change of heart? My guess is that you definitely knew about him cheating, but kept it hush and turned the other way because it was convenient. Why rock the boat when you can still be eating in the captain's quarters? I feel like you read 'Golddigging for Dummies' and the light bulb started gleaming in your head. Note, I'm not saying Tiger's actions are right, but it's like you're kicking the man when he's already down, more so than trying to recoup for your 'pain and suffering'. Shouldn't any money you receive from the divorce be solely for the children's welfare? I'm no divorce judge, but that seems like the fairest route for the proceeding. Like I said before, the society we live in has become matrifocal almost to a fault. It's as if we expect men to screw up, so we overcompensate by giving reward where it's undue. Elin, it's not that I think Tiger didn't make a mistake. It just wasn't a $750 million mistake, and you know it...

These guys need to write the manual on prenuptial agreements...

Neighborhood Newsletter (5/24)

The Best Industries For Starting a Business Right Now

15 Awful Examples of Christian Propaganda

A false allegation of rape can ruin a man’s life

Palin accuses Obama of being in bed with big oil

9 Things Every Guy Should Always Have In His Wallet

German Boy Forced To Pay Bullies £15,000

After keeping us waiting for a century, Mark Twain autobiography to be released

Adult student nearly suspended for 1 curse word after class

The Roots - Dear God 2.0

The Roots - Dear God 2.0

Been loafing on posting this because I didn't want to use the artwork every other blog was using, but fuck it. This song is too dope to keep in my drafts for much longer. It's been 2 years since the last Roots album, and I, for one, think they're long overdue to put out some amazing acoustic instrumentals with the rhythmic ruminations of Black Thought. This new track, off the album 'How I Got Over' is entitled 'Dear God 2.0'. It's only fitting that a letter to God be posted on a website dedicated to letters. The track is pure piff, with Black Thought asking God questions about the direction of humanity, black people and spirituality at large. The Roots are a listening experience and this new album should be no different. Check the download and keep your ears open and your eyes peeled for 'How I Got Over,' slated to drop on June 22...

Dear Bruce Golding

Throwing up the peace sign and defending it are two completely different things...

via CNN:

Jamaican authorities declared a state of emergency in Kingston after gang members supportive of an alleged drug lord wanted by the United States attacked police stations and blockaded a large swath of the city. Two police stations were evacuated after being hit with Molotov cocktails, while the status of a third was unclear.

Gang members blocked off a miles-long area of Jamaica's capital city -- mostly in West Kingston -- using vehicles, sandbags, barbed wire and anything else they could find. The standoff revolves around attempts by the United States to extradite suspected drug kingpin Christopher "Dudus" Coke. Last year he was charged with conspiracy to distribute marijuana and cocaine and with conspiracy to illegally traffic in firearms in U.S. federal court.

On Friday, Jamaican Prime Minister Bruce Golding said citizens should "allow the courts to deal with the extradition matter," the state-run Jamaica Information service reported.

In a statement issued Sunday afternoon, Golding announced an emergency meeting of his cabinet in response to the violence and blockades, the Jamaica Information Service said.

Bruce, Bruce, Bruce... You see what happens when you want to have your cake and eat it too? Last year, the United States ordered the extradition of Christopher 'Dudus' Coke on charges of drug and ammunitions trafficking. You, most likely out of pride, or the fact that you have (or had; we never know nowadays) your hands in Dudus' pocket, denied the request. You said that the information that the US used to charge Dudus was obtained in violation of Jamaican law. Now, I'm not the end-all, be-all authority on the law in JA, but it is a known fact that politicians and criminals eat from the same plate. Corrupt officials have been using gunmen to protect their political interests for decades now, and it's never been a secret. Bruce, the last time I checked, political violence that's mandated by the politicians themselves was illegal. By that virtue, Bruce, you should be the LAST person calling out any entity for illegal operations. In fact, that Dudus is a prime supporter of the JLP, your party, makes me less sorry for your state of affairs.

A corrupt government breeds crime. Point blank. When the United States asked for Dudus' extradition last year, you spit in their face, caring more about your own political standing moreso than the safety of the island. Now that you can't control the gunman, his supporters who firebombed police stations, or his gang, the Shower Posse (because they 'shower' you with bullets), you want to ask outside sources to help you get Dudus out of the country. Newsflash, Bruce: they already tried that!! No matter what law firm you hire to negotiate with the US, nothing will erase that Dudus should have been on trial in the US now. It's a damn shame that you only care to act when the cards aren't in your favor. Bruce, the status of a criminal should never be a matter of convenience for you, the government or any political party. Sure, you offered to step down as the Prime Minister, but we all know that was more lip service than anything. You would rather say the right thing at the wrong time than do what's right, and what's been the right thing for a long time. No, that's not to say that your administration won't be able to make a change for Jamaica. However, the state of emergency in Kingston says a lot about where the country is heading and how well it's being governed right now. That said, between the JLP and PNP, it doesn't matter who's in charge if everyone is corrupt. Bruce, get your country under control and stop letting criminals wield more power than the government...

PS: #shoutout to the Minister of Tourism for getting mad at a Drake video's portrayal of Jamaica. You can't be mad at what's essentially true...

Pillow Talk

Get your minds out of the gutter, people. This is a lot more romantic than the title would allow most to believe. For those nights when your significant other isn't in the same room, let alone the same city, state or country, there's a new way to let them know you're on their mind. Pillow Talk has a chest sensor and pillow for each partner, which have wireless transmitters for the other partner. The pillows light up when your sweetheart lays down, and the sensors transmit their heartbeat to the pillows, too. Honestly, inventions like this make single life seem wack. I guess that's just the hopeless romantic in me talking. Cop one of these for your sweetheart and tell me you won't miss them on their side of the bed. Word to Trey Songz...

Marky - Journey to Markyland, USA: Rest Stop 2

Marky - Journey to Markyland, USA: Rest Stop 2

If you don't know who Marky is, please wake the hell up. The DC native last showed up on Dear Whoever with the first of his three part series of freEP's, 'Journey to Markyland'. The first Rest Stop included an ode to the struggle with a dope interpretation of Aloe Blacc's 'I Need a Dollar, showing just how tough it is to get into the rap game. The second Rest Stop is less about struggle and more about showcasing Marky's lyrical ability and understanding of issues affecting the rap game. Marky has upped his game this time. He rides each beat perfectly. It's a rarity in the game today that an artist has the smarts to showcase his rhymes on music that fits him. Then again, Marky doesn't need to have as much discretion as he shows. He does the uptempo thing with a cut of Diddy's 'Hello, Good Morning', slows it down on Louis Squares, and shows his hip-hop knowledge with the Guru beat on 'Full Clip'. In terms of lyricism, he has it bursting from the seams. Clever lines are abundant throughout this 7-track EP. He says "caught the bakerman loafin' so we took the cake, Chuck" and I had to rewind immediately. Honestly, I haven't been posting many mixtapes, albums or EP's lately, because few things have caught my eye. Obviously, that's not the case with Marky. I can't wait until Rest Stop 3, and I'm anxious to see where he takes it for the 3rd installment. As usual, you can check the back cover/tracklist, my #dopetracks, some loosies and videos...



#dopetracks:
Run On
Louis Squares
Full Clip
Hello, Good Evening

Loosies:
Marky – Run On
Marky – Hello, Good Evening

Posted this a few back, but here's the re-up...

7 x 13 = 28???

Now, I'm no mathematician, but I'm pretty confident in my ability to multiply double-digit numbers by one another. That said, differences in methodology are like kryptonite to logical thinking, and Abbott and Costello prove that here, along with proving that 7 x 13 = 28. I was skeptical at first, because my own knowledge was in the way. Yes, the video is silly and old as hell, but it's still hilarious for all you nerds with time and laughter to spare. Check it out and tell me your whole idea of arithmetic isn't screwed up now...

Freestyle Friday (5/21)

Hey people!!! Friday means one thing: freestyles. We've got two dope ones today, that are a little different from the ones I usually put up. The first one is from Chiddy Bang. The Philadelphia duo brought a bunch of industry heads into the studio for a listening session, when Chiddy dropped a gang of bars over an instrumental that Noah just happened to 'create' on the spot. I'm honestly getting more and more impressed by them every time I hear something new. Damn shame that I slept for so long. The second one is ridiculous for two reasons: the location and the content. Jay Electronica spit some verrrrry deep bars while on a trip to Nepal (still don't understand why he's there). Both of these are fire. Check them both out and keep it locked to Dear Whoever...

Dear Google

Maybe I've just read 1984 a few too many times, but this just seems eerie...

It was only a matter of time. I always thought that sooner or later a company would begin laying the foundation down for them becoming Big Brother. Google, you have taken that first step. You introduced Google TV today, which is a pretty simple idea: add internet functionality to TV's. We could get our favorite videos and shows online instead of through cable, and pretty much have some semblance of a computer at our televisions. It's actually a very innovative idea, and might damn well revolutionize media as we know it. Yet somehow, it might do some damage. Google, your new product isn't all it's cracked up to be, and for 2 reasons:



First of all, America has an obesity problem already. Every day more and more people are stuffing themselves full of extra-fatty, extra-salty, extra-sugary food. To put it short, obesity is an epidemic. One of the causes is inactivity. A good chunk of people sit on their asses all day, get up for bathroom breaks and sit right back down, until they have to go home and sit right back down again. Why would you give an already fat, television-obsessed nation another reason not to get off their couch? That's like providing heroin-users with free needles. You're doing a lot of harm for some good. Yes it's cool that we can access the internet on our TV's now, but you guys know that some people will take it to the extreme. The worst part is, by you guys knowing all of our viewing patterns, we basically are giving you guys free access to our minds...



No, that's not just me being a conspiracy theorist; it's me showing what happens when one company has this much reign. Think about it. Reason 2: We use everything Google nowadays - phones, internet content, and now TV? It's only a matter of time before there's Google Food, Google Transportation and All Google Everything. People will begin investing their livelihoods into you, Google. You'll become the 'Party' while everyone is glued to their telescreens Google TV. You'll be able to monitor and maybe alter what everyone is seeing until it fits the Google Image. Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself, but you guys have always been a company that looked forward. You can't honestly say that you don't see any of this on the horizon, in any capacity. You are leading the digital revolution. Let's just hope the revolution takes us in the right direction...

Neighborhood Newsletter (5/20)

This speaks for itself...

The Best Jobs In America (Chart)

W...T...F?!?! Bristol Palin Charges $30K for Public Speaking

What the M’s stand for in “M&Ms”

Remember The Legacy Of George W. Bush

Teacher suspended for President Obama assassination lesson

Student, 23, cheated his way into America’s Ivy League institutions

Moderate Drinkers Are Healthier Than Non-Drinkers

The 7 Most Stupid Employee Mistakes Ever