Harvey Pekar, ‘American Splendor’ Creator, Dead at 70. The great comic book artist Harvey Pekar died early this morning.
The cause of death is unknown, but he was diagnosed with lymphatic cancer in 1990.
Pekar is most known for his "American Splendor" comic books; a biopic movie of the same name starring Paul Giamatti was released in 2003. Although comic lovers were rabid followers of "American Splendor," Pekar grabbed national attention in the late 1980s.
Infographic from PPCBlog gives us tons of info on exactly happens when you launch a Google search query. Google powers the web, through and through, here’s how…
Looking back since the first iPhone in 2007 and its many iterations, and the cultural and economic contexts in which the various devices were introduced. Yes they changed the way we use mobile devices just in four years.
I just want one! A very good excuse to buy an iPad, jezz it’s simply right to the point as the original Electribe SX is a sampler and cost +$400.00 let’s see if some hacker just add a MIDI interface and more applications for sequencing for example. see the video:
ReBirth, the Roland groovebox emulation that helped launch the popularity of soft synths, is now on Apple’s mobile devices for US$6.99. (I woke up to a note from Propellerheads’ CEO Ernst left in my inbox overnight, so thanks, Ernst, for the tip!)
This is not the native iPad version MusicRadar predicted after an interview with Ernst. For now, iPads scale up the iPhone interface. But a version with “native” resolution for the tablet seems a no-brainer down the road.
This is Dominican Music, but! A satire and a burlesque version of our genre “Merengue Violento” very clever… This song is very cool and easy to listen. Don’t try to translate it!
Cute ahh? The expression of the dog looks like it’s smiling considering he is tied to some bar or something God knows why the dog is “smiling” sure it brings an smile and surprise to us – humans – happy life for this dog that is not necessarily feeling something that make it smile… smile.
