did i forget drake too?

You gotta have the whole thing.

it’s good.


here you go

j-live is dope

i’ve had the album on my mp3 player for a minute… and i’ve only shared “Ole” with you…sorry about that.

here you go

check it out - then buy it b/c he’s one of the most slept on mc’s in the game.

find it at amazon

fun song for a sunny day

even if you’re one of those people who are too cool for animal collective, this song is kinda fun.

i, for one, can’t get it out of my head.

it’s called “my girls.”

enjoy.


or check out the entire album here

wasn’t tesla almost bankrupt?

and now damier buys 10%…for $50MM

Daimler has invested a “double-digit million-dollar sum” to acquire about a 10 percent stake in California-based Tesla, Weber said.

they really needed the money…especially after Fisker just raised $85MM – and they don’t even build cars — all they do is customize BMW’s and Mercedes. Oh wait, a tesla is just a lotus elise with batteries.

The sad thing is now they are worth 1/2 of GM.

Add this fake viral video that they posted, and it’s obvious that these guys were desperate:


I’m all for electric cars…but not for bad management.

One step closer

to the end of the dollar.

Brazil and China eye plan to axe dollar

Financial Times:

An aide to Mr Lula da Silva on his visit to Beijing said the political will to enact a similar deal with China was clearly present. “Something that would have been unthinkable 10 years ago is a real possibility today,” he said. “Strong currencies like the real and the renminbi are perfectly capable of being used as trade currencies, as is the case between Brazil and Argentina.”

In what was interpreted as a sign of Chinese concern about the future of the dollar, the governor of China’s central bank proposed in March that the US dollar be replaced as the world’s de-facto reserve currency.

In an essay posted on the People’s Bank of China’s website, Zhou Xiaochuan, the central bank’s governor, said the goal would be to create a reserve currency ”that is disconnected from individual nations” and modelled on the International Monetary Fund’s special drawing rights, or SDRs.