Scrubs : Guy Love

Im too lazy to post, so here is the greatest piece from probably the funniest episodes of the amazing show, Scrubs.

Also I’m loving jQuery, so some tips coming soon.

Manson MB-1 Guitar: Pure Awesomness

The signature guitar of Muse’s frontman, Matt Bellamy, is being produced commercially, and it truly is the guitar of the future.  The Kaoss pad can control anything from lighting effects to midi controllers.

For more info, go here

 

-Alder Body
-Birds Eye Maple Neck
-Rosewood Fingerboard
-MBK-2 Bridge Humbucker
-Fernandes Sustainer Humbucking Neck Pickup
-Fixed Bridge
-Gotoh 510 Machine Heads
-Kill Switch
-Volume, Tone
-Sustainer On/Off Switch
-Sustainer – Harmonic/Fundamental Switch
-3-way Pickup Selector Switch
-Manson Deluxe Logo Hard Case

Quick Tip #1 – Clearing Floats without extra Tags

This is going to be my first CSS snippet. I am going to post a series of both symantic and useful CSS tips. These will be good for both beginners and people who might know CSS already, but are looking for more efficient ways of handling their code. My first tip will be a very useful method of clearing floats in CSS only, without the need for excessive xHTML tags.

Searching for Sonny

This is one movie I have to see. Its entirely shot with a DSLR, or should I say the beast Canon 5D Mark II. I dont know what the movie is about, but from what I see in the trailer, it would be interesting to see from a multimedia perpective.

Full 1080p with that digital camera, and does’t it look amaizng. The contrast is superb. Make sure you see the full trailer on the 15th of April here.

Map Of The Problematique

I rarely talk about my favourite band, mostly because people are sick to death of me going on and on about Muse. But this is just too good of a band not to talk about. The sheer magnitude and depth in their songs are the reasons why so many people like them.

But then again, not enough people are fans and so I feel the need to post their masterpiece – Map of the Problematique. There is something about this song that gets me everytime, whether its the addictive drum beat, the falsetto, or the distorted guitar riffage. Every so often when they play this song live, there is a homage to Rage Against the Machine, and the’ey play a bit of their version of Maggies, which is just amazing.

MOTP – Channel 4

MOTP – Abbey Road

MOTP – Wembley Stadium

Enjoy peeps.