Via: Celebrity Networth  + Binnie Love 

KIKI VALDES 

 "A Little Bird Told Me" 2012

Painted this at a benefit for Pincrest Gardens with private concert by Stephen Marley. Mr. Marley confronted me about the painting wanting to know what it means. He put me on the spot in a way that made me speechless. I was not expecting a musician to question my actions as a painter. But then again he’s a Marley….a legend. 

- KV

Nacho Bell Kanye 

Calories

A typical serving of nacho cheese sauce is 47 g, or about 1.7 oz. A serving of nacho cheese sauce contains 50 calories, which provides 2.5 percent of the daily value for calories. This daily value is based on a standard diet of 2,000 calories per day, according to Fatsecret. A serving of nacho cheese sauce contains 35 calories from fat and 15 calories from carbohydrates.

Fat, Carbohydrates 

A serving of nacho cheese sauce provides 4 g of fat, which is 6 percent of the daily value for fat. This fat content consists of 3 g of unsaturated fat and 1 g of saturated fat, which is 5 percent of the daily value of saturated fat. A serving of nacho cheese sauce also has 3 g of carbohydrates, or about 1 percent of the daily value for carbohydrates. Nacho cheese sauce contains no protein.

and Protein

Via: Live Strong 

"We piss 

anywhere 

man."

- Brian Jones (Rolling Stones) 

Artist Red Hong (who practices painting without a tradtional brush) creates a portrait using coffee cup stains:

This project was inspired by the opening and closing lines in Jay Chou’s song, ‘Secret/不能说的秘密’. The opening line is about lifting a coffee cup off the saucer, “冷咖啡离开了杯垫” . The ending line of the song is about autumn leaves and fragmented pieces, “飘落后才发现 这幸福的碎片, 要我怎么捡?”. Hundreds of individual coffee stain rings, many of them broken and imperfect like fallen autumn leaves, form a whole portrait.

 

… The project took about 12 hours to finish. Coffee is quite a challenging medium to use - too little water and the rings wouldn’t form easily, too much water and the rings would blend into each other, resulting in just a deformed pool of coffee. I had to also wait for the lighter parts too dry up before stamping on the darker rings, or else the rings would not be visible.

 

You can see a video of the piece being made at Red’s blog here

Young artist makes a whole painting portait of Jay Chou. What do you think? 

Via: Oh I See Red 

If the Supreme Court says that you have the right to consensual (gay) sex within your home, then you have the right to bigamy, you have the right to polygamy, you have the right to incest, you have the right to adultery. You have the right to anything.”

RICK SANTORUM 

KNOWS HOW TO MAKE SOFT SERVE HARD. 

- Rick Santorum 

ai weiwei

AI WEIWEI -a conceptual artist

"Interlacing" is the first major exhibition of photographs and videos by the Chinese artist, it foregrounds Ai Weiwei as the communicator: the documenting, analyzing, interweaving artist who communicates via many channels.
In "Interlacing", Ai Weiwei deliberately confronts social conditions in China and in the world, he is a generalist, a conceptual, socially critical artist dedicated to creating friction with, and forming reality. As an architect, conceptual artist, sculptor, photographer, blogger, Twitterer, interview artist, and cultural critic, he is a sensitive observer of current topics and social problems:,

  Detained on April 3rd 2011 by the Chinese authorities because of his political activities, released on bail June 22nd 2011, he is still, today, banned from leaving the country.  the show " Interlacing" runs until April 29th in Paris.

new exhibition in Paris "Interlacing"

(1983-93) spent in New York, Lower east side

source:www.streetartnews.net

www.aiweiwei.com

Weird Cloud Falls 

From The Sky?

Via: io9.com 

HEADS UP

A. No this is horrible. Poor old man! 

B. Yes (but you are going to hell) 

C. Yes (but you were going to hell anyway) 

 9 Svedige Sneakers

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01. Adidas Gazelle 650 kr.

02. Vans Sk8 Hi 699 kr.
03. Nike Zoom Bruin SB 699 kr.

04. Vans Era 650 kr.

05. New Balance 699 kr.

06. Nike Challenger 699 kr.
07. Nike Free Run 500 kr.

08. Adidas La Trainer 699 kr.

09. Vans old Skool 699 kr.

Selvom det bare er en trist og grå mandag, kan man godt lade farverne præge sit valg at tøj. Dette har Kajsa Mia valgt at gøre, og dét fangede vores opmærksomhed.

Hvad har du på?

»En Vintage skjorte,
Cheap Monday-bukser,
Homemade øreringe,
Mormor-made sokker og
Dr. Martens-støvler«

idas afslappede og stilede outfit er toppet med et par svedige shorts, som giver sættet en speciel og interessant tone.

»En Cottonfieldskjorte, en JBS skjorte, Cheap Monday, hjemmestrikkede sokker, og halstørklædet er fra genbrug. «

Hvad har du på?

Et stilrent og enkelt outfit, er her blevet rundet af farverigt tørklæde. Dette giver et almindeligt sæt et friskt pust, og gør det mere interessant. 

Hvad har du på?

»Vans Authentic,
Monki-strømpebukser,
H&M t-shirt,
Vintageshorts og
Vintagecardigan.«

Malthes klassiske ternede skjorte og jeans holder stadig. Det er afslappet, og stilet på samme tid.

Hvad har du på?

Vans old Skool,
Just Junkies jeans,
Unkown Vintageskjorte
og Benetton-briller.

ONSDAG

TIRSDAG

MANDAG

REMEMBER KIDS: 

The more you know...the more you grow. 

Source: EW.com

Bathroom break at work, y 

tengo que LIN-piarme el culo. 

Go Heat!!

Via: Danny Cuervo 

New York Knicks vs. Miami Heat

Wonderful!? 

WTF!!

Facebook admitted reading text messages belonging to smartphone users who downloaded the social-networking app and said that it was accessing the data as part of a trial to launch its own messaging service, The (London) Sunday Times reported.

Other well-known companies accessing smartphone users' personal data - such as text messages - include photo-sharing site Flickr, dating site Badoo and Yahoo Messenger, the paper said.

It claimed that some apps even allow companies to intercept phone calls - while others, such as YouTube, are capable of remotely accessing and operating users' smartphone cameras to take photographs or videos at any time.

Security app My Remote Lock and the app Tennis Juggling Game were among smaller companies' apps that may intercept users' calls, the paper said.

Emma Draper, of the Privacy International campaign group, said, "Your personal information is a precious commodity, and companies will go to great lengths to get their hands on as much of it as possible."

More than 400,000 apps can be downloaded to Android phones, and more than 500,000 are available for iPhones - with all apps downloaded from Apple's App Store covered by the same terms and conditions policy.

According to a YouGov poll for the newspaper, 70 per cent of smartphone users rarely or never read the terms and conditions policy when they download an app.

I spy, I spy, I spy!

spy

Via: Herald Sun 

The latest from Taco Bell.

The Meta-Story:

How Wired Published Its GitHub Story on GitHub

Earlier this week, Wired published a story about GitHub, the “version control” site that’s taking the internet by storm. But it was more than just a story. It was an experiment in version control. In addition to publishing our GitHub story on Wired, we published our GitHub story on GitHub

GitHub was originally designed for software developers. It lets programmers upload code and share it with other developers. It keeps track of who made what changes where. And it helps merge all those changes together. It “controls” the various versions of an open source software project.

But nowadays, it’s also being used to oversee stuff outside the programming world, including DNA data and Senate bills that may turn into laws and all sorts of other stuff you can put into a text file, such as, well, a Wired article.

At Wired offices, you hear the question over and over again as we work on stories like the one you’re reading now: “Are you out of the story? I want to go in.” We have a version control problem. We publish Wired.com on WordPress. It’s a decent publishing tool, but when two people change a story at the same time, one of them doesn’t get her changes onto the final story.

Keep reading on Wired

The Meta-Story:

How Wired Published Its GitHub Story on GitHub

Earlier this week, Wired published a story about GitHub, the “version control” site that’s taking the internet by storm. But it was more than just a story. It was an experiment in version control. In addition to publishing our GitHub story on Wired, we published our GitHub story on GitHub

GitHub was originally designed for software developers. It lets programmers upload code and share it with other developers. It keeps track of who made what changes where. And it helps merge all those changes together. It “controls” the various versions of an open source software project.

But nowadays, it’s also being used to oversee stuff outside the programming world, including DNA data and Senate bills that may turn into laws and all sorts of other stuff you can put into a text file, such as, well, a Wired article.

At Wired offices, you hear the question over and over again as we work on stories like the one you’re reading now: “Are you out of the story? I want to go in.” We have a version control problem. We publish Wired.com on WordPress. It’s a decent publishing tool, but when two people change a story at the same time, one of them doesn’t get her changes onto the final story.

Keep reading on Wired

The many faces of depression

Depression comes with many side effects. Some people know when they are depressed while others do not because they have allowed themselves to be depressed for so long that the depression has taken control of their bodies causing other health issues. It is always good to know when you are someone else is depressed to bring awareness so that they or you can get the help needed. Some signs to look for are

~Feeling sad all the time

~Feelings of worthlessness, guilt

~Loss of sexual drive

~Insomnia (can't sleep or early morning awakenings

~Increase or decrease in appetite causing weight gain or loss

~Loss of energy, hobbies, social interaction

~Thoughts of suicide

~Difficulty making decisions or concentrating

~Physical symptoms that does not seem to go away no matter how they are treated (Migrains, digestive disorders or constant pain.

One important thing to remember is that depression is bought on because of "LACK" of something. When a person looses someone they lack that person in their lives. When a person looses a job, they lack that source of income in their lives. Lack leads back to depression each and every time.

It is a trickle down effect...when things get you stressed out you push it to the back of your mind thinking that you got through another fight but everytime you go through something you never take the time to go back and work on the root of the problem, you keep going and it starts to build up and before you know it, you are sitting in the Dr.'s office with headaches, stomach problems. The Dr. can only diagnose you on the symptoms you give them. They stick a name on it and according to the diagnosis prescribe the medication associated with it. There is only one problem with this....The Dr.'s see so many patients a day that there is no time to really get to the bottom of why you are experiencing these symptoms.

Someone depressed can not possibly make healthy life decisions when the mind is not clear from the beginning. Your career, your spirituality and your physical health is all impacted.

Don't go another minute being depressed or knowing someone who is. Take control of it today, schedule your complimentary consultation with me @gmail.com

Coach Kim

Integrative Health Coach