Thursdays

Ok, so I don't spend my Thursdays at Google... that title just rolled off my fingers. However, I have spent a few different days at the Googleplex, including this past Thursday. It's probably fair for you to sit back in your seat at this point and think... "what the heck is Surfrider doing at Google?"The answer is multiple things...A month or so ago I met with some of the Google maps crew, sharing

Dinner & Movie at Upper Eastside Garden Upper Eastside Garden 7244 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, FL 33138 Every Thursday night you can eat dinner at the Upper Eastside Garden, play putt putt, and watch a... The place for miami downtowners to find whats going on in their area and at the same time support the downtown area grow

Things I've learned in New York over the past year and 11 months, which by no means makes me an expert ...- How to minimize my most frequent commutes by minutes at a time, by simply knowing where to stand on the subway platform so that I exit the train near the stairways to transfer trains or station exits; sometimes a few seconds is the difference between catching the next train.- When you are ha

Yay, I finally have buttons that we can use for our happy/grateful/bragging day. I'll make more options for next week. I found these great graphics on allposters.com and made these cheeky buttons for ya! Or maybe a less off-color choice? After such a crazy week, I wanted to keep today's post light and funny. Remember my cousin the ER doctor I've been visiting? I found a continuing education CD on

First Presbyterian Church of Elizabethton and Holston Valley Unitarian Universalist Church are joining to welcome Michael Dowd and Connie Barlow, September 7, 8, and 9. Check the details here. First Presbyterian will prepare for this by reading Thank God for Evolution during our Thursdays with Jesus study group. From Thursday, July 10th through September 4th we will read and discuss this excit

There is a sense of ownership of the city that you feel when you walk to work in the morning. You can be standing at an intersection next to a model, a CEO, a street vendor, a Wall Street suit, and a bike messenger, and it's anyone and everyone's New York. It doesn't matter if the model is six inches taller and flawless, and the black suit has more money than God. It's an even playing field on the

Even though I do not condone the treatment of New York City's carriage horses, I love the sound of their horseshoes ringing on the pavement as they pass below my apartment window returning from Central Park each night.

I don’t usually do “What’s On Tonight” posts (so many others do it better) but if I make a separate post for all of the things I want you to watch tonight, I’ll be posting all day! So, instead, I’m just going to round them all up here… TBS Comedies: Both The Bill Engvall Show and [...]

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film FestivalMonday eveningsGood Morning America Summer Concert SeriesFriday morningsWatching Usher performing live last week beforebeginning the workdayPinstripes in the Park Annually sponsored by Continental AirlinesFrom my boss's office, view of Yankee's fans watchingthe game on the big screenChess, Backgammon and PétanqueDailyReading RoomDailyFree WiFiDailyHappy HoursEv

Fleet Week ended yesterday.Thousands of Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen from U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard ships were in town for Fleet Week New York.Hosted nearly every year since 1984, Fleet Week New York is the City's celebration of the sea services. This annual event also provides an opportunity for the citizens of New York City and the surrounding Tri-State area to meet Sailors, Marines

While I was in Atlanta last weekend, Debasha told me that my girlfriends kept saying there was an extra person in their party at various nightlife hotspots, and later Debasha realized they were counting me."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

April Showers bring Manhattan FlowersRockefeller Center from 48th StreetRockefeller Center from Fifth AvenueBroadway and West 130sPark Avenue SouthPark Avenue near Grand Central StationIsidor and Ida Straus MemorialWest 106th Street and West End AvenueCentral Park South

After the really unsuccesful first version…Here comes the second version. Libra: If you are underage then there is a huge possibility that your parents will get to know about your porn watching habits. Yes…Don’t think much. Go ahead and delete all your porn and don’t even dare backing it up. Scorpio: Dude, you rock big time…you are a [...]

After the really unsuccesful first version…Here comes the second version. Libra: If you are underage then there is a huge possibility that your parents will get to know about your porn watching habits. Yes…Don’t think much. Go ahead and delete all your porn and don’t even dare backing it up. Scorpio: Dude, you rock big time…you are a [...]

Seventy percent of the time, on most subway lines, announcements by conductors are completely inaudible. Twenty-two percent of the time, they're clear and concise or merely decipherable. Five percent of the time, they're bold-faced lies (e.g. "If you cannot fit on this train, there is another one directly behind this one."). And the other 3% of the time, they are surprisingly amusing.*On a downtown no. 1 train for a blogger girls brunch two Sundays ago, the recalled transcript of the best subway conductor in New York City:"I welcome all my weekend customers on my train. But for all of you weekenders who don't take the train during the week, there are rules to follow. First, be advised that this is a train. It consists of separate cars all connected to each other and going to the same place

My best friend sent me a text message today from 42nd and Eighth:"Just witnessed a heart warming NY moment-this high society looking old white lady just tripped over the curb and this gritty, obviously manual labor type young black dude was the first to rush to her rescue. Looked like he was making sure she was ok for a while too. Good stuff."It reminded me of this and made me proud to be living among the best people in the world."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

My pivot for today is the1359-1361 area. Above the pivot, my close range targets are 1363 and 1365 with my longer-range targets being1369, 1372, and 1376. Below the pivot, my close range targets are 1357 and 1354 with my longer-range targets being 1351, 1348, and 1345. Some support and resistance levels are 1325-1328, 1337-1339, 1345-1348, 1352-1353 (small), 1382-1385, and 1390 area and 1397-1400.

My boss is obsessed with the AIM WeeMee. Yes, the 40-year old Senior Vice President. Her WeeMee dances in a disco. So is our Director of Advertising Operations. His WeeMee is underwater and when he types "shark," a shark swims up and bites off his head. Our Digital Brand Manager's WeeMee has on a sunhat and is holding a chocolate bar, a red bag and a "Hillary" sign. The WeeMee of our Digital Advertising Director in Chicago is naked with three little leaves in all the right places, wearing a gold dollar-sign chain and carrying a pina colada and a sword. Mine is in outer space, wearing a basketball jersey (#23 for Terrence) and holding a "Vote for Colbert 2008" sign and carrying an "I am not a Plastic Bag" grocery bag. All the things I love in the WeeWorld. If I type "alien," an alien tears

Little that spews forth from my head can rival this, so I’m not going to try today: PS — Oh, c’mon — nobody’s going to comment on the previous post?   How random do I have to get to get some love, people!? PPS — My wife kicks it with a camera, word.

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So Thursdays are my day to give thanks. I'm thankful for:My husband's birthday today and for good friends to enjoy it.Sing Star and Guitar Hero - great entertainment for having friends over.The opportunity to see my parents and friends this weekend and for the baby shower they are throwing me - so excited!Friends who listen to me complain and bitch and still like me afterwards.It almost being Friday.Being able to sleep until 7:30 a.m.Our dog Charlie not jumping on our guests at the door tonight - huge accomplishment!Yoga.My bump being out versus wide.Our baby growing strong and more frisky every day.The present moment.Thank you life!

I have long been a fan of purple eyeshadow. I truly believe it's flattering on all skin tones and for all eye colors. So I'm happy to report that purple lids were seen all over the runways for Spring 2008! From the bold lined eyes at Behnaz Sarafpour to the beautiful wash of color at Thakoon, looks of ethereal beauty were all the rage. Whether you're in the mood for dramatic glamour or are going for a more muted, angelic look, here's the gorgeous trend broken down step by step.At Thakoon, eyes were subtly brushed with a lavender hue that swept out toward the cheeks and browbones, creating the stunning look of a water sprite. While the color was subtle, the overall effect was anything but!To get the look, brush eyes and the upper cheekbones with Sugar Cosmetics Color Stick Cream Eyeshadow i

It's the icon of New York. If you were chatting with the city on AOL Instant Messenger, its WeeMee would be the Empire State Building with arms, legs and a smiley face.But what I love most is racing along a midtown sidewalk at your New Yorker-with-a-purpose pace, zigzagging in and out of the human slalom gates, and not thinking about all the touristy things around you. You happen to glance up. There is the Empire State Building towering over you. Suddenly you are a newbie again. And at a little under two years and counting, I guess I still am in the newbie, wannabe New Yorker stage. I guess that's why I can still look up and sometimes actually stop to take a picture with my phone."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

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Ken Rosato and Lori Stokes are co-anchors for Eyewitness News This Morning and Eyewitness News at Noon in New York City (Channel 7 - ABC). I am only able to tune in between 5:30 and 6am while I blend my protein shake and get ready for the gym, but they often amuse me within that 30-minute window.I particularly love the snickers and snorts of muffled laughter that you hear in the background during humorous news clips. Like yesterday during a clip of a carjacking that took place while a news crew was actually interviewing police officers nearby. I had to snort at that one, too.Metro Traffic Agent Joe Nolan and meteorologist Bill Evans have cool TV personalities, too, even though the latter's Accuview Forecast has inaccurately sent me to work with my wellies and it barely rained or rained at

In an attempt to keep up with the latest news, events, and blogosphere happenings, I’ve put the rss reader on hold and am asking for personal recommendations. I found this cool auto-linking code, so you can posts suggested readings right to my blog post. Feel free to recommend something you’ve written yourself, or something you [...]

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From the free to sleep department... Capital City DJs throwin' it down @ Bayou Lounge this Thursday, March 27th. I wonder what "Grown and Sexy Contest" is?!? I'mma find out and I better not see anything grow'in but mine.-----

I've said it before, but I'll say it again. It's right up there with New York City's newspaper headlines.Here's one reason why from BNR ... just as I was considering a second job (no pun intended ... unless it will get me $5500 an hour):Tuesday, March 11, 2008Posted 12:53 AM by Todd Super Updated UPDATE! Pissed and Petty gave us the link for pictures! Go look!Update: Does anyone have a picture of this woman? I really need to see what "Kristen, the attractive brunette" (who can charge $32,000 for a night) looks like. Seriously, someone find me a picture of this woman.What in the world makes a prostitute worth $32,000 a night? What does she do that raises her rates above the $30,000 line?My thoughts:- 100% absolute total discretion*- Transportation is included. Airfare, cabs, hansoms. You kn

-Mayor debate at PSU / Tension builds between candidates-War protests in Portland / War protests nationwide / As Bush defends war-Obama coming to Portland / Eugene / Tickets all gone / Law enforcement prepares-Vikings enjoying the ride, with hopes high / Overview / Make history? / Fame -Other states notice Portland bike boxes / 15 Intersections-OR: Fatal crash on 30 ... 3 vehicles / 2 bodies

As the sexual history of politicians has shown, there is indeed more than one way to get ahead.I wish I had my camera phone while I was running on the treadmill before this morning. On the row of stationary bikes in front of me, almost every newspaper was turned to this double-page spread in the New York Post: The Gal Who Laid Gov LowThe headlines across New York newspapers have been hilarious today."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

New Yorkers love to bitch about the petty and mundane. And I love to join them. There are few things more enjoyable than grumbling with a complete stranger about the MTA, bad pizza, rude cab drivers, the Boston Red Sox, but mostly the MTA ... and now, bagels.There is true fury behind the bitching over the subway fare hike and the inflated cost of bagels. If you want to see steam come out of a New Yorker's ears, just mention the MTA or the wheat shortage.

The view from my boss’s new office (a floor below the founder's office), which is ultimately my view through her glass walls from my new cubicle.The best part about being an assistant is that when your boss is promoted, generally so are you. My boss was promoted to SVP so I received a promotion, a raise ... and a gold star. It's kind of nice to ride on the coattails of someone else's success.Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!"Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

When I left for recent weekends in Miami and New Orleans, I got to return to New York City. I love calling this place home."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

In a city full of 20-somethings who'd rather be single in New York City than married in Ohio, I attended my second Anti-Valentine's Day celebration in row. I'm not a romance antagonist, as I noted last year. In fact, I love genuine expressions of love. I'm just not a fan of consumer marketing-driven holidays. So I guess I don't like any holidays, but Valentine's Day in particular is the one that feels the most forced and insincere of all. It's the day when you say I love you because you have to.I gathered with about two dozen friends and friends of friends at Divine Bar on West 54th Street. It was my second best Valentine's Day ever. This was the first."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

It has just been a good week.New York won the Super Bowl, my Giant friend invited me to an official Super Bowl party for the Giants, I found out I'll be on live national television again next week, and Iris and I are going to Miami for the weekend."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

"What I love about New York is …"Over the past year and a half, I have heard that sentiment - in varying grammatical structures - initiated without my prompting and completed in dozens of different ways.Last night, my coworker David and his boyfriend Christopher hosted a holiday party in their gorgeous Upper West Side apartment. This was the fourth or fifth holiday party I've attended this month, and it was my favorite for two reasons: 1) I received a set of four Williams-Sonoma All-Purpose Balloon Wineglasses in the gift exchange, and 2) the party was at David and Christopher's. Their one-bedroom, for which they pay well over $2000 a month, is my favorite of all of my friends and coworkers in Manhattan. It probably doesn't hurt that it has the exquisite decorative touches of a not-too-trendy, fashion-forward gay couple. But the layout is just right for two people with all of the quintessential New York effects: exposed brick on opposite walls, tiny kitchen off of the shared

The more I read these, the more I love my 8 million neighbors ... #95 and #98 have essentially summed up everything I've ever written in my blog over the last year and a half.From "Your Reasons" at http://nymag.com/news/articles/reasonstoloveny/2007/42046/ and http://nymag.com/news/articles/reasonstoloveny/2007/42353/:7. "I love New York because we order pizza from the Italian place across the street and have our laundry delivered. We take a taxi to the gym. We know exactly what we want out of life and careers, but can't decide where to eat brunch. We make plans and don't keep any of them. We think a studio for $1,500 a month is a steal, but get pissed when the coffee guy raises his prices 25 cents. We fight with cabbies about their driving skills, but we are 35 and have never had a driver's license"-Alexis DeSieno14. "I love New York because you can date five people at once and never get caught"-Neva Alsheik95. "I love New York because the anonymity is thrilling. It

I am quite certain that Walt Disney came up with the theme after spending time in New York. It can feel like a small world if you run into someone in Pobunk, Nowhere, but the big city intensifies the small world feeling because it seems like it should be less likely to run into a random person from your present or past in such a crowded, busy place, where skyscrapers dominate the skyline reducing you to a figurative needle in a concrete haystack.Yet small world tendencies are so New York. Aside from coming into daily contact with almost every culture on the planet within 22.7 square miles, over the last year Terrence and I have shared separate A-train reunions (1 and 2), my co-worker Jenny and I met a guy at Bryant Park Café who had been an elementary school student in West Chester under Jenny’s mother, I discovered a second or third-ish cousin (by marriage) works with me in another division of the same company (3), my co-worker Scott went to high school in North Carolina with my be

I love catching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on television and remembering that I live there. And I love that I get to return to New York after holidays."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

So here is how a moment in New York feels more magical than anywhere else in the world. Last night, I received great news that would have been good to hear anywhere, but to receive it while walking through the Village in a Halloween costume on a brisk New York night felt iconic - and ironic - in ways I can't describe. Maybe because this is my life, and this is New York.I was exiting the train station at Christopher Street-Sheridan Square between Marilyn Monroe and Cat in the Hat when my phone rang. I am not a habitual call screener, but I am also not one of those people who feels the need to answer my cellphone every time it rings, and I was in no mood to chat. I wasn't feeling irascible, but to briefly describe the atmosphere, I was amidst an intense crowd created by the Halloween Parade on Sixth Avenue, in which the scuffle to either enter or exit the train station prompted one stranger to yell at another: "Bitch! I will slap you!"But since my best friend's name popped up in the c

I should tell you a little something about me: in addition to being a frugal writer committed to Biblical finance who PF blogs and sometimes runs and also likes to travel, I am head over heels for one more thing: quality cuisine. I am a big-time, no-denying-it, long-time foodie. Though I don’t get to spend as [...]

I love how the Manhattan skyline looks golden from the elevated no. 7 train on a clear morning. A few Sundays ago, I slept over at my titas' apartment in Woodside and witnessed the dawn reflection on the city's skyscrapers on a Manhattan-bound train just before it descended below the East River to Grand Central Station."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

I love attending trendy dinner parties hosted by the owner of my new favorite Lower East Side lounge and sending a text to my friend (another New York transplant by way of Arizona) seated on the other side of the table: "This is how I pictured my life in New York would be."And her response: "Lol. Me too!""Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

I love going through my kitchen drawer full of menus from restaurants and delis in my neighborhood and ordering delivery."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

I love witnessing strangers experience the unexpected.Like a few weeks ago on the subway when a Black teen with cornrows and baggy clothes offered his seat to a White gray-haired gentleman with a cane. The man politely refused and the teen went back to bobbing his head to his iPod, but as the man leaned against the subway pole, I noticed him continue to look down at the teen for a few moments with a content smile of pleasant surprise.

I love Lox Spread on my regular Friday morning street bagel, the one morning each workweek I allow myself to enjoy a large New York bagel and a grande nonfat iced cafe latte."Things I Love" Thursdays are inspired by "I Love New York" (BNY, February 14, 2007).

Underground Lake could bring peace to Darfur - Rebels are also meeting for talks. India Elects First Female President - maybe a worldwide trend? Flight of the Conchords puts up another full episode free on iTunes. Apple’s profits are soaring - not just iPhone sales. Breakthrough in HIV studies in South Africa New refugee camps open Moore challenges the presidential candidates It’s a great world out there. What links do you have to show it? Blog posts of note Jason on Faith Struggles

Every Thursday from 10:30 until noon, a growing group of folks discuss a book of interest. So far we have read Marcus Borg's Jesus: Uncovering the Life, Teachings, and Relevance of a Religious Revolutionary, John Shelby Spong's, Jesus for the Non-Religious, and John Nash (a church member), Quest for the Soul. Beginning Thursday, August 2nd, we are going to read John Dominic Crossan's latest, God and Empire: Jesus Against Rome, Then and Now. Progressive book studies are happening all over the country, both within congregations and without. If you are in the neighborhood you are certainly welcome to come to this one. But if you are not in the neighborhood, consider starting one of your own! You don't need a clergy type to lead it.

I've decided to make Thursday my "Blogs I Like" day, and will post a new favorite each week, until I get bored and decide to do something different. Nope! This is not "reviews for pay", nor am I... [[ Hi! This is a content summary only. Visit my site for the complete story, images, links, and other fun things. You'll be glad you did! ]]

Well, today is Thursday. Last night we had Flyball practice. I brought Levi again. He had fun, even though he’s crated during practice. He gets to run around in between, and before and after. And, he got to play with his boyfriend, Raygen, the white with red speckles cattle dog. Levi never plays with dogs, so him playing with Raygen is quite amazing! We love to see it. Chase is too dainty on the box. He’s careful. Needs to be more exuberant. However, I’d like him to be fast and coordinated without being really hyper about it. Drive in control, with speed and confidence. We need that for agility, too. So we’ll see about practicing that. Agility trial this weekend, 3 dayer, should be fun!

The Terminator calls faul on the EPA - maybe I should have included “hasta la vista” in there. Time Magazine is doing a whole issue on living green Jimmy Carter levy’s attacks against the current administration - this is good news for a few reasons, mostly because we live in a country where a former leader can accuse the current administration of blunders and not get killed. Japan to make cars run on Sake - this = awesome. Cyborg Soilders are on the way this excites the sci-fi nerd in me. Virgin shark gives birth - Proves the gospel story??? Maybe it doesn’t, but it is incredible.

Beginning Thursday, April 12th, our Thursdays With Jesus group will begin John Shelby Spong's new book, Jesus for the Non Religious. We meet in Martin Hall from 10:30 until noon. Anyone is invited to join us. If you are not familiar with Bishop Spong, you might be interested in watching this lecture he gave regarding the Bible.Bishop Spong is not for everyone. It would be rare to find the person who agrees with everything he says. Even those of us who agree with much of what he says are at times put off by his harsh tone. That aside, he "calls 'em as he sees 'em" and that in itself is refreshing.He writes for "believers in exile." These are the folks who are interested in Jesus but not so interested in how the church portrayed him. This is the book's description: Writing from his prison cell in Nazi Germany in 1945 Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a young German theologian, sketched a vision of what he called "religionless Christianity." In this book, John Shelby Spong puts flesh on

Back from Golden Globes!!!! Ready for Thursdays Photog meeting!!! Originally uploaded by xipnek. Now That I am Back from the Golden Globes, see you on Thursday @ CythiaMerills Art Academy on Blackstone ( Open Invitation to Photogs) @ 6:30 We willthen step over to Wendys for a short Photog Meeting for 07 events andopportunities. Just email me to verify that you are coming!Kenxipnek@aol.com

This summer I worked on some awesome posters for a good cause... so here are the final versions of them, both flat and being held by the lovely Jennifer from NZUSA, all the way from New Zealand! See the paintings in progress here and here.

Ok, here's another fun game... every thursday, for as long as I have access to my friend's digital camera and internet connection (because I'm not playing this at uni... at least not yet...) I shall endeavour to post a new photo of myself. If ya wanna play too, click the sexy chick in the bra (above photo) for guidelines. Hoorayness!

OK, one final plug for the Marcus Borg study. I found a title for our gathering, "Thursdays With Jesus." I just put together the syllabus. Any and all are invited to participate. Even if you must miss the first week, see you next time. Here is the reading schedule:Thursdays With JesusFirst Presbyterian ChurchElizabethton, Tennessee10:30 - noonMartin HallSyllabusMarcus Borg. Jesus: Uncovering the Life, Teachings, and Relevance of a Religious RevolutionaryFebruary 15:Ch. 1. "Jesus Today: Telling His Story"February 22:Ch. 2. "The Gospels: Memory and Testimony"February 29:Ch. 3. "The Gospels: Memory, Metaphor, and Method"March 1: SKIPMarch 8: Ch. 4. "The Shaping of Jesus: Jewish Tradition in an Imperial World" Ch. 5. "The Shaping of Jesus: His Experience of God"March 15:Ch. 6. "The Big Picture: The Synoptic Profile of Jesus" Ch. 7. "God: Gods Character and Passion"March 22:Ch. 8. "Wisdom: The B