Saturday, January 19, 2008
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Christmas tree
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Flying visit to Miami
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Holiday party in Philadelphia
Friday, December 7, 2007
Holiday Party
Yeah that's right it's a holiday party not a Christmas party, to be politically correct. After some Secret Santa type action we headed to Whiskey Town for a couple of drinks. We then moved on to "Tao" to see the Buddha and enjoy some fantastic food and a few more drinks. After that things got a little blurry.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Monday, December 3, 2007
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Let it snow
New Apartment
So we moved into our new place in Forest Hills just about a month ago now and are finally pretty much sorted out. It's a nice big one bedroom on the second floor. We're right on the corner of Austin street which has just about evrything we could need, a dozen or so bars and resturants, shops, banks and 4 Subway lines all within a couple of blocks.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Knicks Win
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Thanksgiving
This year I got to experience a proper Thanks giving dinner with Jill's family. After some great food at "The Milleridge" we watched the traditional thanks giving football game.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
New York Islanders
So for Thanks Giving eve we decided to go and see a hockey game. The first game I've ever been to, and thanks to Kristen we got to do it in style. Here's the view from our executive box.
Unfortunatley the Islanders lost, but there was free beer and hotdogs to make up for it. We also got to see a fight, which I'm told isn't as common as it once was.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
New Campaign

We've just launched a new online campaign for Office Depot. It's called The SLOBs, which stands for Strange Little Office Beings. It's all about creatures made of office supplies that come alive at night and run riot around your office. You can create your own SLOB, challenge other people and even have the chance to win a holiday.
Check it out at "The SLOBs"
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Halloween
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Beastie Boys Life In Brooklyn
Monday, August 6, 2007
Monday, July 30, 2007
Chase's Birthday
To celebrate Chase turning 25 we went to the Double Down for a couple of drinks, and I captured a few choice moments:
Thursday, July 26, 2007
New T-shirt
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Music - Kelli Rae Powell
The Scandalous Accounts Of My Youth by Kelli Rae Powell
I don't really know how people find Kelli Rae Powell's music. There seems to be no obvious straight path that would logically lead you to it. No simple direct line of influence or easy 'sounds like' reference points. I guess, like me, many people are just lucky enough to know someone with the good taste to recommend it. And in many ways that alone says a lot about Kelli Rae's music.
There's something about this album that just makes you want to tell everyone you know all about it. It makes you want to sit people down and say, stop what you're doing and listen to this, really listen because you need this album in your life.
"The Scandalous Accounts Of My Youth" is an album of gloriously unapologetic contradictions: simple yet complex, quirky yet accessible, contemporary but timeless, raw and still somehow endlessly poetic.
Many tracks feature just Kelli Rae and her ukulele, a fact that is easily forgotten with seemingly so much music coming through the speakers. Vocally her style sometimes bears something of a resemblance to 1920's jazz and cabaret singers, yet the subject matter, and lyrics, are irrefutably contemporary (barring one slight sprinkling of Latin).
So, on with the contradictions, how can pain sound so beautiful? How can introspection become so expressive and how do you give modern life the kind of poetic quality usually reserved for the times of Baudelaire or Victor Hugo?
Somehow Kelli Rae has taken all the frustration, beauty, romance and pain of modern life, folded it all in to a neat little package and placed it in the palm of your hand.
However you find this album, be it a well informed recommendation or simple blind luck, I urge you not to it slip through you fingers. "Kelli Rae Powell"

There's something about this album that just makes you want to tell everyone you know all about it. It makes you want to sit people down and say, stop what you're doing and listen to this, really listen because you need this album in your life.
"The Scandalous Accounts Of My Youth" is an album of gloriously unapologetic contradictions: simple yet complex, quirky yet accessible, contemporary but timeless, raw and still somehow endlessly poetic.
Many tracks feature just Kelli Rae and her ukulele, a fact that is easily forgotten with seemingly so much music coming through the speakers. Vocally her style sometimes bears something of a resemblance to 1920's jazz and cabaret singers, yet the subject matter, and lyrics, are irrefutably contemporary (barring one slight sprinkling of Latin).
So, on with the contradictions, how can pain sound so beautiful? How can introspection become so expressive and how do you give modern life the kind of poetic quality usually reserved for the times of Baudelaire or Victor Hugo?
Somehow Kelli Rae has taken all the frustration, beauty, romance and pain of modern life, folded it all in to a neat little package and placed it in the palm of your hand.
However you find this album, be it a well informed recommendation or simple blind luck, I urge you not to it slip through you fingers. "Kelli Rae Powell"
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