Don't Lose Your Balance

Hi, I'm Erick. And I'm really not that complicated at all.

I love where I am in life. I love living in Philadelphia yet also love being raised in the North Jersey 'burbs.

I love being romantically linked with a girl who understands me as well as pretty much anyone I've known.

I love having my Ohana, fam and friends from home, being able to hold me down and have my back.

I love basketball, great music, movies that make you think, and books that I have in my room because I know one day, they may be useful if I need to start and maintain a fire just in case all hell freezes over.

Overall, I just love my life. Not because of who I am, but because who I have in it. :D

Just gotta keep everything balanced.

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  1. The Lovers of Valdaro.

    Over 5,000 years old.
    Locked in an eternal embrace.

    Tragically, their story is unknown.
    Ironically, they were found in the city of Mantua. In Italy.
    The city Shakespeare chose to set the story of Romeo & Juliet.

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  5. thedailywhat:

    Everyday Hero of the Day: NYC construction worker Gary Russo has made a habit of serenading 2nd Avenue passers-by with Frank Sinatra standards during his 30-minute lunch breaks.

    Armed with a karaoke kit he brings to work every day, Russo, a Local 40 ironworker, attempts to dispel the constant construction noise, if only for a little while.

    “Forget all the noise, traffic and the impact of the 2nd Ave. Subway,” reads the sign just behind him. “Enjoy the music.”

    Don’t mind if I do.

    [nyp.]

     
     
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    couturementality:

    Day made (:

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  8. thedailywhat:

    This Is Funny, You Should Listen To It of the Day: And just like that, cats have an official theme song.

    (sNSFW, bad words cats can’t understand because they’re stupid.)

    [mpjr / reddit.]

     
     
  9. thedailywhat: Breaking News of the Day: The House today voted to approve an 11th-hour debt-ceiling deal aimed at staving off the first debt default in US history. The Senate is expected to approve the bill when it votes on it tomorrow. Above: Rep. Gabrielle Giffords returned to the House today for the first time since the Tucson shooting in January. She cast her vote in favor of the bill. Spending Cuts: According to the Congressional Budget Office, the Budget Control Act will cut spending by $2.4 trillion over ten years — $917 billion dollars in the first phase (only $63 billion saved through 2013) and an additional $1.5 trillion in cuts in the second phase based on the recommendations of a 12-member bipartisan congressional committee (nicknamed “Super Congress”) slated to meet later this year; a failure on the part of the committee to propose additional cuts will set off a last-resort “trigger” cutting $1.2 trillion in spending down the middle — 50% from defense, 50% from non-defense, with a few exceptions; pie chart: What Gets Cut If The Debt Commission Doesn’t Agree? Debt Ceiling: The deal allows President Obama to raise the debt ceiling by about $900 billion, keeping America solvent through the end of 2012. Balanced Budget Amendment: Both the House and Senate must vote on balanced budget amendment to send to states requiring two-third majority by December 31st; Ezra Klein: Could a balanced-budget amendment ever pass the states? Criticism & Concerns: The deal does not address the Social Security tax cut and extended unemployment benefits — both set to expire this year; economists expressed concerns over the deal’s lack of economy-stimulating measures, forecasting that spending cuts coupled with the tax cut’s expiration would reduce growth by 1.5 percent and weaken an already fragile economy further; in addition, the deal may not be enough to avoid a downgrade from credit ratings agencies; other gripes from both left and right. Sound Bites: VP Joe Biden: Tea Party Republicans “have acted like terrorists”; Congressional Black Caucus chairman Emanuel Cleaver: Debt deal “looks like a Satan sandwich”; House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi: “…with a side of Satan fries.” Further Reading: Budget Control Act: Full Text; The debt-ceiling deal in one flowchart; Boehner’s Debt Ceiling Agreement Presentation; How the Tea Party Won the Deal; how the debt deal affects you.

    thedailywhat:

    Breaking News of the Day: The House today voted to approve an 11th-hour debt-ceiling deal aimed at staving off the first debt default in US history. The Senate is expected to approve the bill when it votes on it tomorrow.

    Above: Rep. Gabrielle Giffords returned to the House today for the first time since the Tucson shooting in January. She cast her vote in favor of the bill.

    Spending Cuts: According to the Congressional Budget Office, the Budget Control Act will cut spending by $2.4 trillion over ten years — $917 billion dollars in the first phase (only $63 billion saved through 2013) and an additional $1.5 trillion in cuts in the second phase based on the recommendations of a 12-member bipartisan congressional committee (nicknamed “Super Congress”) slated to meet later this year; a failure on the part of the committee to propose additional cuts will set off a last-resort “trigger” cutting $1.2 trillion in spending down the middle — 50% from defense, 50% from non-defense, with a few exceptions; pie chart: What Gets Cut If The Debt Commission Doesn’t Agree?

    Debt Ceiling: The deal allows President Obama to raise the debt ceiling by about $900 billion, keeping America solvent through the end of 2012.

    Balanced Budget Amendment: Both the House and Senate must vote on balanced budget amendment to send to states requiring two-third majority by December 31st; Ezra Klein: Could a balanced-budget amendment ever pass the states?

    Criticism & Concerns: The deal does not address the Social Security tax cut and extended unemployment benefits — both set to expire this year; economists expressed concerns over the deal’s lack of economy-stimulating measures, forecasting that spending cuts coupled with the tax cut’s expiration would reduce growth by 1.5 percent and weaken an already fragile economy further; in addition, the deal may not be enough to avoid a downgrade from credit ratings agencies; other gripes from both left and right.

    Sound Bites: VP Joe Biden: Tea Party Republicans “have acted like terrorists”; Congressional Black Caucus chairman Emanuel Cleaver: Debt deal “looks like a Satan sandwich”; House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi: “…with a side of Satan fries.”

    Further Reading: Budget Control Act: Full Text; The debt-ceiling deal in one flowchart; Boehner’s Debt Ceiling Agreement Presentation; How the Tea Party Won the Deal; how the debt deal affects you.

     
     

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