A Day with Jet Phynx Pt.1

Cutting the Dead Weight

I think its time for me to drop some people around me. My life is moving in a new dircetion and its time for me to up grade the relationships I built at this level. Even though im moving on that don't mean im gonna for get about the people that help me get to this level. I just came to realize that they didn't have love for me like I had for them. Face smiles can only last so long. Deep down they didn't want to see me make it or believe in me. They only they seen was how to use my friendships and my brand to expand their relationships around them.
So let it be known im cutting the dead weight. If you see changes from me or my brand remember do take it personal its just business.

Quote of the Week

I cant stop thinking about music, I'm either obsessed or terrified of being normal.

Jet Phynx Remixes Just Dance (Phynx Style)

I did a remix to Lady Gaga's number 1 hit "Just Dance".I love her records and the production. That's why i had to remix "Just Dance" mixtape style. Give it a little Phynx flair.I kept the format the same but replaced it with my style of words

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Polaroid PoGo Instant Digital Camera by Karen Day

Polaroid PoGo Instant Digital Camera

For those down to their last cartridge of Polaroid Instamatic film after desperately seeking out every package they could find upon hearing the news it was going out of production, well there's hope yet. Unfortunately, it's not the vintage classic, but seeing the error of their ways, Polaroid has come out with a new instant digital camera, the PoGo.
One positive aspect is the new version's compact size, weighing in at 10 ounces and only taking up 4.7 inches x 3 inches of space. While it takes about the same amount of time to print a picture as it did to wait for an image to appear on the old Instamatic film (depending on how long spent shaking it), there's no doubt the quality is going to be better.
Look for the Polaroid PoGo Instant Digital Camera beginning in March 2009 for $200.

Kanye West's Complex Cover

Pushing the boundaries once again, this time Kanye West is inspiring the use of advanced imaging technology on the new cover of Complex magazine. The photograph is the result of a facial scan that gathers data from a camera that rotates around the object. A computer then stitched the images together to create an eerily detailed 2D photograph. Chris Milk, videographer and photographer behind the project, talks about the futuristic creation of the Complex photo shoot in an interview with Fast Company.