I’m looking for a tooth brush hats good for sensitive teeth and receding gums. Talked to a dentist and they told me this is one of the best. It’s also very portable and easy to charge. The glass charging bases means less clutter in my non-existing bathroom.

you can get it at amazon.com for $190, but I found it here for $170.

Cool little DJ set that connects to my iPad. I already have the app that it connects to. Could be some fun.

$99 at Amazon.com

From what I hear this book is great. Would prefer the paperback version. You can find it on Amazon or any other book site.

This is a watch with built in GPS for the golf course. Rather than lugging around a full GPS gadget, I can wear it on my wrist. You can get it at GolfTown for around $250, but its always on sale around the web. You can check Golfsmith which almost always has a coupon for 10-15% off available.

This is an iphone app and cradle that measures your swing and alignment. You can pick up the cradle at Golf Town and the app is a free download from the iTunes Store.

For more information, check the Playstation site.

Today I came across one of the best mixtapes to grace us so far in 2011. What better way to enjoy a beautiful sunny day here in NYC than with the smooth sounds of jazz mixed with a little Wu-Tang? From DJ 2-Tone Jones comes SHAOLIN JAZZ – The 37th Chamber, a mix of old classic jazz with the classic hits from Shaolin’s finest.

The thirteen track tape features classic Wu-Tang vocals, from songs such as “C.R.E.A.M.”, “The Pit”, (Ol’ Dirty Bastard‘s) “Got Your Money”, (Method Man and Redman‘s) “How High” to name but a few, over reworked timeless Jazz pieces, by the the like of Lonnis Liston Smith, Bobbi Humphery, Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock. [See full tracklist below and download link]

Download the SHAOLIN JAZZ – The 37th Chamber mixtape here.

Tracklist..

1. The High Priestess of Chessboxin’  - Lansana’s Priestess by Donald Byrd
2. Scalp ‘em (NFN) – Kasalefkut-Hulu by Mulatu Astatke
3. Blue Hype – Blacks & Blues by Bobbi Humphrey
4. Baby I Got Yo’ Love – Love Beams by Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes
5. Mighty Method – Mighty Quinn by Ramsey Lewis
6. The Pit – The Sea Lion by Grover Washington Jr
7. Killa Tape [interlude] – Equinox by John Coltrane
   Astral C.R.E.A.M. (The Pharaoh-Jarel Beatdown Remix) – Astral Traveling by Pharaoh Sanders, along with Pharaoh’s Dream prod. by Jneiro Jarel (which is a reworking of the Pharaoh Sanders song)
8. The Brew Out – Uses elements from Bitches Brew by Miles Davis
9. Cutterz Fucka [interlude] – (C’mon an’) Play With Me by John Klemmer
10. Juggling Labels – John McLaughlin by Miles Davis
11. How Sly – Poinciana by Ahmad Jamal
12. Chameleon 500 – Chameleon by Herbie Hancock; along with Footprints by A Tribe Called Quest (which sampled from Think Twice by Donald Byrd), Searching – The Africa 70 Version prod. by Osunlade (which is a reworking of Searching by Roy Ayers), Hot Music prod. by Pal Joey (which sampled from Skain’s Domain by Wynton Marsalis) and elements of C’mon Baby prod. by Funkmaster Flex.
13. Cream Team’s Return – Slim’s Return prod. by Madlib (which is a reworking of The Look of Slim by Gene Harris and The Three Sounds)

[via Gerald Watson]

DJ Girl Talk takes Rolling Stone Magazine on a tour of his computer. Although we don’t get to see all the porn he has stashed away on it, he does show us how he goes about mixing all that music. Greg Gillis, a.k.a. Girl Talk, explains how he mixes the samples and all the prep work that is involved in getting ready for a show. It’s very interesting to see how complex the actual sampling can get. For those who love Girl Talk, I highly recommend viewing this video.

via Girl Talk Takes Rolling Stone on a Tour of His Computer | Rolling Stone

Great new commercial from the people at Deutsch LA for the new Volkswagon Passat. The ‘Darth Vader’ in training is running around the house testing his powers out only to find he still has some work to do, but is able to get a boost of confidence from the all new 2012 VW Passat. Great spot! See VW’s new Beetle teaser commercial after the jump.

Read the full article and see the results at Strategy Magazine.