Supermodel's Cover Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind"

Jay-Z’s lifestyle blog LIFE + TIMES has just premiered an alternate music video for his esteemed “Empire State of Mind” record, only this time with the help of some models that are rather easy on the eyes. In no particular order, this ode to New York City features Selita Ebanks, Karlie Kloss, Constance Jablonski, Jourdan Dunn, Daphne Groeneveld, Edita Vilkeviciute, Hailey Clauson, Josephine Skriver, Zuzanna Bijoch, Shu Pei, Kristina Salinovic, Martha Streck, Toni Garrn, R’el Dade, Andi Muise, Ataui Deng, Chantal Stafford-Abbot, Kelsey Rogers, Ashton Phillips, Fabiana Mayer, Sabrina Nait, Sydney Edmonds, Claire Collins, Brenda Mutoni, Naoumie Ekiko, Sonia Niekrasz, Paris, Kaitlin, Lina, & Tian. Enjoy. ㋡

"We only have what we remember."

Bored To Death - Season 3

HBO seems to be the only channel worth watching (minus anything related to sports). Real shows. No "reality" bullshit tv. Just jumped on the fan wagon of another show. Slowly becoming addicted to more and more television will be my ultimate demise. But I'll have alot of funny dialog to laugh about in the after life. So cheers to you Bored to Death, for making sure I'm never..... *you get the point.
The overall humor within the show will not be fully appreciated by one-hundred percent of the viewers, but its able to stay modern and classic... like a functional bi-partisanship of sorts. 

Season premier is on October 10th. Tune in and enjoy. ㋡

No End In Sight

★★★★★

For a complete grasp of what was going on between 2003-06 in the Iraq war, No End In Sight is a perfect depiction. Not only does it put you in the shoes of the political figures in charge (under Bush), and the troops. But it gives you insight into the Iraq citizen who lived in and through this. It answers the question of why there is/was resentment of our American occupation.

To sum up the general feelings of the Iraqi citizen; "Saddam hurt us badly, it's true. This is something we won't forget. But what came is worse than Saddam." «« Listen to the words of the people we went to "help."
How would you feel if another country came to the U.S. and arrested your father, brother, uncle, and nephew because of suspicion, allowed hooligans to destroy and loot Everything, and killed the guilty and innocent? Let's bring it into some sort of perspective.
Take the national reaction of a Police officer, one of our own, killing an innocent man. We'll give that reaction a number: 1. Take that 1 and multiply it by 2, because now the Police officer is no longer one of us, so we are two times as upset. Take the 2 and multiply it by 220,000, because that's how many Police officers (American/Private soldiers) there are suspected of killing/wrong doing. Now our reaction level is at 440,000. Could you imagine being That upset/scared = PARANOID every single day for eight years?
Now let's jump out of the Iraqi's shoes, and let's see what it cost us to go over there and "help" them.
$1.860 Trillion. Along with a couple casualties of our own, caused by militia, and an uprising in paranoid citizens.
All for what?... Saddam Hussein? I thought we started out to get Osama Bin Laden. Eh... two birds, one war. I guess that's winning................. i guess.