Creative consultant, web developer, graphic designer, entrepreneurial developer, photographer, writer, web sorcerer, lyricist, director, poet, adventurer, kayaker, biker, runner, wanderer, outdoor enthusiast, domain investor, Founder & Executive Director at Ambition Insight, Domain Ambition, Rack Those and bnapoli.com. Taught daily through the soul of Timothy Jay Napoli.
Emerging hip-hop recording artists Professor X and The Chem Lab are redefining the genre with their debut album “The Hydro-Thesis.”
The group uses the energy of a live rock/funk/reggae band in combination with edgy, clever, and catchy rap vocals to create a fresh new sound that appeals to a diverse audience. Hailing from Connecticut the group has quickly made an impression on the live music scene and developed a following with both main-stream hip-hop fans and rock & roll fans alike. Radio air-play spotlighting new and emerging talent has been creating a demand for their much anticipated debut release.
Here’s one you may not have heard of before. For all the house, dance and electronic music fans out there: meet Jupit3r. A Southern California artist with a self-proclaimed “elusive brew of glitch-hop, threaded into a bass indulged, Dubstep WOMP!”
Offering his entire Coachella set for free download or stream from the SoundCloud media player above. Press play and enjoy the entire set commercial free with no interruptions. I highly suggest taking a listen.
The Annual Power To The Peaceful Festival in San Francisco, CA set for September 12 + 13, 2010. A free festival in the park with music, art and action. This is nothing but positive vibes you should really check out.
This 2 day festival features
Art Gallery and Live Graffiti with a special live graffiti piece donated by featured Artist Sam Flores
A healing sanctuary with massage therapists, reiki, aroma therapies, energy work and all around good vibes.
Food, eco and product vendors from organic raw foods, meat on a stick, beignets, acai, hemp wear, glass works, revolutionary t-shirts, yoga clothing and much more.
GlobalGiving.org enables people to donate to grassroots projects; education, health, microfinance by connecting donors with community based projects that need support. Choose by topic or region, “Vocational Training for 100 Women in Pakistan” for example. Or, you might donate to Economic Independance for Women in Central America, where $25 will ‘help fund a loan and training for a poor, indigenous woman in rural Central America, enabling her to start a business, create financial security for her family, and break the cycle of poverty.’
A perfect example of how we can use the web to connect, share and support things that make really make a difference. Kudos to everyone over at GlobalGiving.org for facilitating truly positive change.
“What’s the use of a fine house if you haven’t got a tolerable planet to put it on?”
- Henry David Thoreau
“Our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children’s future. And we are all mortal.”
- John Fitzgerald Kennedy (more…)
I find myself constantly intrigued with not only the magnificent wonders the world offers us, but the imagination and ingenuity of its inhabitants since the beginning of time. As the technologies of communication are enhanced daily and our ability to communicate multiplies at astounding rates, at least one positive effect is the ability to for us to share and revel in the wonders that surround us. What interests me the most is how people of the past may have never had the chance to see these things in their lifetime, but we can travel the world with just a few clicks. With the stream of information moving so rapidly, its easy for these gems to get lost in the heap.
