Always been a fan of Aloe Blacc…so much raw talent. He makes it look effortless, like he’s just talking to you.
This is my favorite rendition. It gives me chills.
MOMENTS WITH ALOE BLACC, MIKI AND JAYBO: “I NEED A DOLLAR” PART 5/6 from MADE Blog on Vimeo.
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Seriously.
I haven’t seen many, but here are the one’s I’ve seen and yes, its epic.
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Dinner at Cooking Papa. I really don’t fancy having to drive down to Santa Clara, but I guess it was worth it.
Mmmmmm my favorite…
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Being away from SoCal really evokes my missing of Korean BBQ. The solution? Do it yourself!
Rain? NO PROBLEM!
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Okay, seriously? For $250 you can get:
If you’re going to take a photo with this, why not bring the DSLR body. It’s freakin bulky anyway!
Now if they took the time to find a way to integrate Instagram into a DSLR…then I’d be in applause…
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So I actually had my own fireworks photos (Disneyland anyone?), but I feel a bit lazy…
Anyone else grateful to be off today?? Seriously!
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Who needs a DSLR when they have an iPhone…
I just don’t get it!
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Been away from the city and you bet I’ve missed the atmosphere. It’s like any city you go to (well not really), there’s no place like it.
BART is still janky…no surprise…
The solar paneled backpack! The guy said it charges a USB that can be used to charge anything else!
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(Continued from Part 3)
With all the war, pollution, and corruption going on in our world, sometimes we forget to stop and smell the roses. Amid a busy school schedule, I found time to visit the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, CA. I’ve always been interested in aquatic organisms (having 2 myself), and this experience was simply educating and deeply fascinating. It really reminded me of the little things in our world that serve a greater purpose than we think. I highly encourage everyone to go support your local aquariums – they’re here to educate tomorrow’s generation. THEY’VE GOT THEIR OWN IPHONE APP TOO! Always a plus. Behold, more photos from such a memorable experience.
You might recognize this from a different picture. This is a shark egg.
There was a straight up little shark in there squirming. They cut the part of the egg out and replaced it with a plastic sheet so that onlookers could see activity within the egg. Genius!
Contrary to popular belief, this is NOT a hammerhead shark. It is a Bonnethead shark! Cool nonetheless.
Blue spotted ray. A grumpy looking fellow huh? Don’t worry, he gets better…
Just kidding, he stayed grouchy looking.
Olive Ridley Sea Turtle. I only saw one, which is sad because that means he/she doesn’t have any friends to play with…
Sea dragon!
I ain’t done yet!
Stay tuned for Part 5!
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