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Jul 15
2009
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John Forté x Talib Kweli Live: Style Free (EP) ReleasePosted by ernesto in theiculab , The ICU , Talib Kweli , Style Free , Music Video , John Forte , Hip Hop , Final Cut Pro , DVX 100 , Camera |
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Jul 15
2009
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KrudPosted by ernesto in Music Video , Motion Graphics , Graphics , Experimental Film , Digital , Camera , Alvaro Posadas |
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2009
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Niagra Falls in MotionPosted by ernesto in Video , Short Film , Nikon D90 , New York , HD , Experimental Film , Camera |
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Jul 14
2009
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Solaire Portable Infrared GrillPosted by flash in Wired , Solaire Portable Infrared Grill |
ARE YOU READY TO GET YA GRILL ON AND POPPIN!!!!!
There are three vital Bs to hosting a good BBQ: brews, bros and BTUs. And it's not tough to decide which two should come first (sorry bros!).
At the annual Wired summer cook-off, we've definitely got the BTUs covered with the Solaire Portable Infrared Grill. The biggest kicker with the Solaire is not just how much heat the toolbox-size barbecue can muster (a respectable 14,000 BTUs), but mostly how quickly it reaches that max output. After firing up the propane, we found the 155-square-inch grill raring to go in about two and a half minutes. Simply put, the grill handles and outputs better than any portable propane grill we've put our wieners on. The propane heats a ceramic tile at the base of the grill, sending infrared heat direct to the meat, which helps lock in flavors by vaporizing much of the drippings. Unlike a lot of propane stoves, we found the heat to be much more evenly distributed, allowing for some thoroughly cooked steak.
Backyard grill masters argue about the flavors given off by a traditional coal fire versus propane. Fair enough. However, coals are messy and harder to lug around, and they spew smoke. Apart from portability (the Solaire weighs just 20 pounds, fits easily inside the bundled carrying bag and features handles that keep cool during use), the grill is stainless steel, so arguments about which bro bats cleanup won't ever get too heated.
http://www.wired.com/reviews/product/pr_solaire_grill
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Jul 14
2009
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Violent Sex @ Santos Playhouse "Shootin Up"Posted by flash in Young Libido , Trophy Bar , Shootin Up , Santos Playhouse , Megabone , Mass Pollution , Franc Bacon , Fat Baby , Bready Filth |
It almost seems like Mass Pollution is the new house band for Santos Playhouse. With another string of performances Violent Sex takes it to stage with their latest track "Shootin Up". Keep your ears to the streets cross your calendars off for the next Violent Sex show tomorrow night at Fat Baby's on the corner of Rivington and Essex. For those true boneheads the next Megabone show will be in Brooklyn at the Trophy Bar. Bring some domes and get ya bones ready cause its about to be a problem.
www.megabone.com
www.myspace.com/violentsexband
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