Hurry!!! Get all your bathroom graffiti photo entries in tonight by midnight EST in order to enter the 2005 BGP Photo Contest. And don't forget to vote for your favorite images over the next two weeks. The BGP Photo Contest Judges will select three contest winners from the pool of the top 50 highest ranked images that YOU the viewers rate. So help us pick the finalists between now and January 15th, when we name the top 3 bathroom graffiti images of 2005.
The BGP Judging Panel will be selecting winners based on several criteria but image quality, graffiti quality, and creativity all count. We'll also be looking at how well the image represents the Bathroom Graffiti Project philosophy as described in the BGP Manifesto and the artistic quality of the photograph.
If you miss the 2005 Photo Contest, don't fret. 2006 is nearly here, and we will be announcing several brand new contests for 2006 with lots of prizes and interesting themes. Contact Us if you have a cool photo contest idea...until then submit your bathroom graffiti images, join our Sniper Team and vote often!
Saturday, December 31, 2005
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Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Happy Holiday Message From Unity Stoakes
Wishing you a very happy holiday season...stay warm and enjoy the new year!
Testing The Fairly New AudioBlogger Service
Once I get this handy audio tool figured out, visit often to get On The Road wht Unity Stoakes audio updates. I am in the process of wading through all of the various podcasting services and tools out there now. Unfortuantely, they none of them are very good unless you simply want to post an audio file. No one is offering subscribtion management tools yet which seems crazy to me. Afterall, we don't all want to include advertising in our podcasts and some of us may want to still make money off of our premium content. If you come across any great podcasting services let me know.
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Finally Something Funny From SNL
For anyone was ever a fan of the Beasties, pays attention to music culture, or just wants a good laugh you should check this video out: http://gorillamask.net/snlnarnia.shtml .
Initially, this mock Narnia rap video caught me off guard. My first thought was, here's antoher lame sketch from Saturday Night Live. But after about 20 seconds I couldn't stop laughing.
Initially, this mock Narnia rap video caught me off guard. My first thought was, here's antoher lame sketch from Saturday Night Live. But after about 20 seconds I couldn't stop laughing.
Monday, December 19, 2005
Cauliflower Is The New Black
This may sound ridiculous, but in my estimation cauliflower is the new black. My bet is that soon trendy restaurants everywhere will start offering this often forgotten vegi. Why? I'm not sure exactly, but I just feel it.
Yes, I know, most give this bland and often tasteless vegetable short shrift. Many don't even know what it is. Others call it the poor man's broccoli.
Not in my kitchen!
Here's a little recipe that I promise will power charge any cauliflower no matter how bland and change your mind about this incredibly underrated vegetable.
Ingredients:
1 head cauliflower
healthy dose of salted butter
fresh garlic
fresh cracked pepper
soy sauce
Parmesan cheese
Tabasco sauce
Tools:
Cast iron skillet
Sharp knife
Instructions:
Heat pan and season with a few dabs of salted butter. Toss in bite-sized chunks of cauliflower and saute to coat each piece with butter. Throw in diced garlic and cover everything with cracked pepper, a few splashes of soy sauce, and a healthy dose of Tabasco. Cover skillet and stir every few minutes to brown cauliflower (about 15 minutes). Two minutes before serving, coat each piece with cheese and melt to a crusted finish.
This is the perfect side dish for steak, pork chops, or as a tapas style snack. For added kick, experiment by adding fresh jalepeno peppers, curry or your other favorite spices. And be liberal with the Tobasco too.
Yes, I know, most give this bland and often tasteless vegetable short shrift. Many don't even know what it is. Others call it the poor man's broccoli.
Not in my kitchen!
Here's a little recipe that I promise will power charge any cauliflower no matter how bland and change your mind about this incredibly underrated vegetable.
Ingredients:
1 head cauliflower
healthy dose of salted butter
fresh garlic
fresh cracked pepper
soy sauce
Parmesan cheese
Tabasco sauce
Tools:
Cast iron skillet
Sharp knife
Instructions:
Heat pan and season with a few dabs of salted butter. Toss in bite-sized chunks of cauliflower and saute to coat each piece with butter. Throw in diced garlic and cover everything with cracked pepper, a few splashes of soy sauce, and a healthy dose of Tabasco. Cover skillet and stir every few minutes to brown cauliflower (about 15 minutes). Two minutes before serving, coat each piece with cheese and melt to a crusted finish.
This is the perfect side dish for steak, pork chops, or as a tapas style snack. For added kick, experiment by adding fresh jalepeno peppers, curry or your other favorite spices. And be liberal with the Tobasco too.
Sunday, December 04, 2005
Read This Book!
If you are at all interested in marketing communications or better understanding modern day politics then I highly recommend you pick up a copy of "Don't think of an Elephant" by George Lakoff. His elegant package of essays is the best explanation I have read yet about the differences between modern day Republicans and Democrats. More importantly, he explains the how and why both parties are positioned the way they are presently, and he outlines a clear plan to enable progressives to frame the debate and communicate their values in a way that ordinary people can actually understand.
Click the headline above to read more about the book.
Click the headline above to read more about the book.
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