D.A.M. Magazine Behind the Scenes video with Actor & Musician Chester Gregory

Let Me Start By Saying...

That I ADORE Diplo.

and he is FINE.

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from: Eboyne Jackson to me

to: Raven Martin

date: Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 3:19 PM

Hey! This is what KRYS IVORY HAS TO SAY ABOUT HER FEATURE IN D.A.M.
MAGAZINE via Twitter:

"I absolutely loved it! Did you see my twitter for it? I LOVED IT! =)
Send me the link again! Ill do a repost!"

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Giga-Bite-Me-This: Bianca Golden, C. Deon Embry, Melissa Bouchard and Krys Ivory of Next Selection

Bianca Golden @ Major Model Management shoots with Dante Marshall from dante marshall on Vimeo.

I interviewed Bianca and also stlyists C. Deon Embry and Melissa Bouchard during Detroit Fashion Week. It was so fun!! I'm currently in the works to find and invite more stylists to contribute to D.A.M. so our fashion section gets beefier. Also we need writers for our music, art and culture section. Feel free to drop me a note if you think you're interested.The interview from this shoot and also my coverage of the main fashion show will be coming out in the October issue of D.A.M!! But for now, here is my article for September!

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100TH Blog Post Anniversary | The Ticketed Experience: Extravaganza!!! PART ONE

Happy Anniversary Blogger!!! Happy Anniversary DJ CagedBird!!

The Ticketed Experience: Extravaganzaa

The Trip
I am NOT putting up all 15435678 pictures we took. Not going to happen. So, I'm putting up the top 20. Here they are...

Dunno who, but all I know is that they rolled out a red carpet for these three. It was right near the Waldorf Astoria, so I'm thinking that the building they were walking to was kind of swanky as well..

You know what this is...

Times square.

This is the sister hotel to the one we stayed in. No wonder why we didn't go stay here. The view is breathtaking and the rate per night is well....expensive.

Clinton Recording Studio. My dad, being the producer he is, wanted to be nosy as hell and get price quotes on the local studios. So this is him and a ghost-like image of one of the asistants who doubled as our tour guide.

Central Park..just a regular day for these folks. I like the simplicty of these two ordinary people.

Ok, so I was kinda mad. Why is it that I was expecting this big'ol huge cinematic entrance, and all I saw was this tiny sign. I'm like...you cant be serious. THAT'S the Apollo? That tiny ass building? Damn I was kinda disappointed because this historical building/theater wasn't much to look at on the outside.

Harlem. Right near this area was the Cotton Club.

Chinatown. I love how busy this is!

Brooklyn Bridge..yeah it's pretty.

Make sure that you take one of the double-decker tour busses if you decide go to NYC . Also, make sure you take the Grey Line tours and purchase the $108 tour package which includes four tours. Yes it's worth it. Espeially when you ge tot take a night tour of NYC and the Riverfront of Brooklyn. Breathtaking. It's a really cool experience. Yes, I was close enough to touch this streetlight. Did I touch it? Yes. Was I ever going to get the opportunity to touch a streetlight again? Never!! Had to do it. Oh, and on this ride i also touched the top of a regular city bus. Idk...i was just kind of semi-bored.

Daddy and I went to the world famous Blue Note in Greenwich Village to see Roy Ayers. One of the top 10 experiences ever!!

New York, J'taime..I think

Image via lastnightsparty.com

This picture reminds me of everything I remember about NYC. The Grit... The Grime... The Glamour... All on a smorgasbord of concrete and bedrock.

By The Way, my next post will be a blockbuster anniversary extravaganza!! It's my 100th blog post and also the first episode of the new season of my radio show so you will first, see pics/videos of my trip to NYC, videos from my coverage of Detroit Fashion Week and you will also hear my radio show!! Yayeee!!! I can't wait. So therefore it will be an Extra Special Episode of The Ticketed Experience.

Comming Soon

I am still alive! I have pics from my trip to NYC and more stories....

Some Good!!

Some bad!!

Some depressing!!

But storied and pics galore

Video of the Month: In Love With Another Man.

Wow. This LITERALLY brought tears to my eyes. Wonderfully directed. This was the perfect choice - to make it into a short film instead of a regular video.

A Softer World

WILD !!! >_< !!! Camper Bike and Kart

This takes recycling, camping, travel, and resourcefulness to a whole 'nother level. I love it!!! Created by Kevin Cyr, it is a fully functioning structural piece. If you look at the end of the bike, where the camper starts and the bike stops, it helps you to understand how it was constructed.

Maybe it was constructed with a flat plane so it can be fastened into the bottom of the structure? IDK... Look at more pictures here

Here is the sweeter one though. The Camper Kart

 

Even more perfect for camping. All you have to do is walk to your local park. This makes a great gift for a homeless person (Imagine a park full of these) or a drifter. 

Here is the diagram so you can see the sleeping area and the storage. It has a crank for it's collapsing capability.  This was partially funded by a FEAST grant.

This will be perfect for my trip to Colorado in the distant future.