Tie of the Week

Sorry for the lack of posts lately, things have been crazy. Well, I wanted to introduce you to the newest member of the "Windsor" family.  She is a lovely Blue tie, with Beige floral vines by Material London. 

I wanted to thank Kellie from the Bookstore, for her suggestion of next weeks tie.  Tune in to see what she picked. (It's a good one) 

Capsule & Daft Punk & Beastie Boys - Starry Sky Remix

You all know that I love Daft Punk, and the Beastie Boys. Well this is the best "Mash Up" I heard in a while! Thanks Josh. (Keep the videos coming everyone)

Flight of the Conchords

"Ladies of the World"

Kinetic Sculpture

glumbert - Kinetic Sculpture

Utah Trip

Here are a few pic's from my trip to see Adam & Linda

Keep Portland Weird

I thought I'd post this to those that don't make it to Portland often and want to be artistic.  You know I not a big "fan" of horses, but this pubic art project idea is cool.  Next time your walking around the old part of the city here is something to do, or look for.

Scott Wayne Indiana, an artist in Portland, OR, realized that there are over 200 seemingly random brass rings embedded in different parts of the city. They rings, which serve no purpose today, originated during a time when horses and horse carriages were tied to them in the 1800's.
To reconnect people with their original use, Scott began "The Horse Project" - a public art installation in which people tie toy horses to the brass rings.

To participate:
For this public art project, utilize the metal rings that are located on various sidewalks around Portland, Oregon.
(The rings have been embedded in the concrete curbs since they were actually used to secure horses and
carriages.) First, acquire a toy horse and locate a ring. Second, simply tie your horse. Third, leave the horse
there just as one would have left their actual horse a hundred years ago. Yours is a gift to the city.

If you email a picture of your horse here , http://www.horseproject.net/ it will be posted.
Here is a video...

I Love this "Font". 

Let's hope that I never become letter "S". 

"Does it just grows in all white trash like that?"