So I've been focusing all day on studying for a test tommorow and making photoshopped Images. I'm trying to use these concepts to promote this Kickstarter and in my small minute never get any traffic way. I hope I am being of help and not a detriment to the cause. Hopefully I haven't annoyed people and lost funders. Hopefully more people start sharing them. Hopefully 48 hours is enough time. If it's not funded when I wake up. I'm going to keep on studying, reviewing, and cranking out. Go Team ADvantageous! If I have to I'll pull out the Trek card and pump this mofo up a notch. Please Share! Please Donate to ADvantageous: the feature at Kickstarter.com it started at then I posted up the previous 2 ASSKICKING KICKSTARTERS click read more to see how high it went?

If you can see this page right now you need to share these photos on fb or what ever network you social. I'm spurred on by the kind words of Jennifer Phang.    

I love the Venture Bros. I love Dr. Venture. I love James Urbaniak who voices Thaddeus Rusty Venture! He needs my help and I have contributed and responded and I hope you can too and will. Team Venture needs you to contribute. I have contributed  go now . The movies called Advantageous it's futuristic and cool looking. It's made by women, just like you were. No more boring boy movies. Boy movies are all punch kick punch kick. I'm making shareable pictures to help spread the word. So help. It's what Jonas Sr. would do.

It is now a really exciting time to be a Vundablogfan. Why? You ask. VUNDABLOG SUCKS! Shut up Jorge . Got back from Florida Supercon and had a blast working on posting up some pictures from it, including Vundablog Un-official Costume Contest Best Costumes of Florida Supercon , creating an FaceBook page to connect with steamy fresh Vundafans. I'm Stephen Escudero this is Vundablog. Wrestling Podcasts, more Wrestling reviews and talk, some old blogs by great authors to fill up the catalog. Just added the back catalog from my old blog COMICBOOKWEEKNESS.blogspot.com. So you can skim through my back content and see my past content. I have some long over due book reviews, I have lots of Comic book reviews, maybe some interviews in the future.  For the mean time check this classic link .

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 SATURDAY started off inauspiciously with me (and not Jeremy) being woken up several times in the 6:00 am hour by Jeremy's cell phone alarm.  I tried putting the damn thing next to his head and he still wouldn't wake up.  Eventually I decided since I was up anyway, I'd go to Morning Worship.  It was alright, the content was interesting but overall I found it to be pretty uninspired.  The best part was making quiet conversation with Greg and becoming Twitter buddies. After worship was Plenary, which included selection of potential Actions of Immediate Witness by voting to put 3 of the 6 proposed AIWs on the agenda, the Board of Trustees report and statements from the candidates for the Board, and debate and vote on bylaws amendments enabling regions. After Plenary, Jeremy, Raziq, Sarah, Erik, Lincoln, and I went to lunch at Smash Burger and ended up having the most fascinating conversation that started out being about whether or no...

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Friday started with a very important Plenary session.  After a litany of reports from various committees and commissions and statements from (mostly unopposed) candidates for office, the Assembly finally got down to the business of passing a landmark Statement of Conscience: "Immigration as a Moral Issue."  The vote was quite swift, especially for something of this magnitude, and after incorporating a few small amendments, the 52nd General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations UNANIMOUSLY passed "Immigration as a Moral Issue." At UU Miami, we're already beginning to take action on the statement by partnering with community members to begin an immigration detention center visitation program at the nearby Krome Processing Center.  "Friends of Miami-Dade Detainees" came out of a conference the UU Florida Southeast Cluster of congregations held on "Immigration and Mass Incarceration."  We ...

Part 1 Part 2 While Wednesday is obviously the official beginning of General Assembly, it's also more of a warm-up day as it begins at 1pm at the earliest and much later for most.  Thursday is when the action really begins and for me it started off just right. First thing I did was head over to Panera with Erik and Jaime for some breakfast and then we all went to a workshop entitled "Six Words, One Image: A Worship Arts Immersion."  While it wasn't exactly what I expected it to be and there was a point toward the beginning where it started to delve a little too much into essentially being a commercial for Starr King School for the Ministry, it turned out to be really, REALLY cool and actually really made me want to go to Starr King (at least for that moment in time). The reason they talked so much about SKSM was that "Six Words, One Image" is actually a highly condensed version of an intensive program offered by SKSM.  The idea is to incorporate a da...

Part 1 Finally, the big day had arrived.  I spent most of the morning watching highlights of Game 6 on ESPN in the hotel room but around midday it was time for Young Adult Orientation.  It's always such a pleasure hanging with the YAs and especially hearing from the amazing YA leaders within our faith.  These folks are not the future--they are the present.  They're not standing around waiting for the establishment to hand them the reigns of Unitarian Universalism or pass the torch or whatever other idiom one might use.  They are asserting their voices within our faith, voices of progressive change screaming to be heard by ears weathered by years of polity and justice work.  The conversations, connections, and community I share each year at GA with these folks are, truly, the Roots that hold me close and the Wings that set me free.  More on that later. One of the most interesting things about the YA Caucus room was this awesomely creative art...