March 18, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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For all those out there unaware of the significance of today, it is officially Awkward Moments Day. Personally, I’ve never knew about this astounding holiday until yesterday, but it is perfectly suited to me. Continue reading
March 18, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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Immediately after the announcement from Google that they were shutting down Google Reader, there was a repeated digital cry; “Where am I going to go to read all my feeds now?” It seems like most people have made their new choice already. Continue reading
March 14, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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This is an amazing opportunity not only to keep learning and moving forward, but also to gain access to some of these prestigious centers of learning and renowned professors, all for free! Yes, I said FREE! Continue reading
March 13, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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An truly sweet rendition of “Mr. Sandman”. Continue reading
March 12, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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For those not familiar with the long, sordid and mind-bendingly awful tale of Anita Sarkeesian and her Kickstart campaign, here’s a link to the Wiki history. I do warn you, if you dig past the article into the examples of misogyny and hate that was thrown her way for daring to speak on the topic of gender roles in video game characters, bring a barf bag. It’s not pleasant stuff. Continue reading
March 11, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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There are too many reasons to count why we should all watch the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off at least once a year, but the one sticking in my head right now is the immeasurable wisdom of this great line: “Life moves pretty fast. You don’t stop and look around once in while, you could miss it.” Too true, Ferris; too true indeed. Continue reading
January 24, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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For a long time, especially during and right after college, I declared myself with a playful smirk, “an anti-vegetarian.” Not meaning I was personally against them or their beliefs, just that my personal diet consisted of pretty much everything but veggies. I loved pasta, fruits, nuts, grains, and especially meat. Gifted luckily with an above average metabolism, I grew up eating a diet (including copious amounts of junk food) that should have resulted in me competing in US Sumo Championships, but instead I stayed lanky, even skinny by many people’s standards. Continue reading
January 17, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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I remember seeing the trailer for “The Revisionaries” in the theater and feeling my anger rise in the brief two minutes of screen time. I also paid close attention to the story upon which this documentary is based as it was happening halfway across the country from where I sat. People had gathered in a small room, cameras flanking them on all sides, as they decided what would be included in the new Texas state public school textbooks. Continue reading
January 17, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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I want to give a heartfelt welcome to author, Neo Edmund, who I recently interviewed via email about his writing career and his new release, “A Tale of Red Riding, Rise of the Alpha Huntress”. Continue reading
January 9, 2013
by Luke Goldstein
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Memoirs are a funny experiment right off the bat. You have to allow yourself a certain level of ego to sit down and think, “I’m gonna write a book all about me. Then people are going to buy because I am just that interesting.” It’s not the easiest of steps to take, believe me, I’ve actually written one (which will likely only be released post-mortem.) Continue reading