David Covey

The King Of Pop

To the family,  friends and fans of Michael Jackson,

    

     This isn't a time for sorrow but of rejoice. Michael Jackson entertained the world for 45 of the 50 close to 51 years of his life. He always put on a spectacular body chilling performance and made you forget about all the problems in the world for just those few moments. I remember being a little boy on my parent's couch watching Michael Jackson perform on the Mo Town awards show. From the first moment he took his hat off and tossed it and reached in his back pocket and took out an invisible comb and slicked his hair back I have been fascinated. Michael Jackson you will forever be missed. One thing is for sure Heaven is a much jazzier place with a talent like THE KING OF POP riding the clouds.

 Much love and respect and thank you Jackson family for sharing your love ones with the world.

Sincerely,

David Covey

My blog is returning this weekend

I know it has been a while but I will be posting at least 3 times a week again starting this weekend.

David

Haters

So the Jaguars announced their new logo and uni's yesterday and came out to the Raiders Anthem "Autumn Wind" http://tinyurl.com/co5ot5 FAIL

Well I did it again

I found some more online hilariousness. I found this genius on YouTube you have to watch him sing he is awesome! click here to see this dude ruin music as we know it

Hilarious Video of Octomom Giving Birth

Raiders 2009 Can't Wait!

Website Development

As many of you know I was previously a web page designer and still do web development on a private contract basis. I also do the web design for the company that I am also a Project Manager for, B.L. Smith Electric, Inc. Previously I incorporated several php elements in the design to make logins and private pages, as well as editing easier on the user side. I did various research on the latest in php design technologies and found wordpress. I thought it was a basic blogging program, and man was I wrong. I decided to write an entire website using wordpress. Feel free to check it out at BLSmithElectric.com and let me know what you think. My favorite aspect is the WYSIWYG functionality of it.

Help my boy out

Scott Russo, the front man of San Diego's Unwritten Law, lost his Rancho Penasquitos house and possessions in a fire last Thursday.

Because of the hard economic times, the singer had no insurance.

"I am at a complete loss for words," Russo said in a press release. "My entire family is now homeless, all our pets are gone and our earthly possessions have been lost. In these tough times, my family had been out of work and the financial burden was too heavy for me to afford fire insurance. The support from my friends has been overwhelming."

Russo's friends Jason Mraz, the guys in Switchfoot, Unwritten Law and Timmy Curran, along with other local bands, will hold a benefit for the Russo family tonight at House of Blues.

Tickets for the Russo Benefit concert are $45 for general admission and $100 for balcony seats and are on sale at the House of Blues box office and Ticketmaster.

All proceeds of the concert will go to the Russo Family.

If you can't make the show but want to help out, you can make a donation here.

Obama's Elf

Learn

We cross our bridges when we come to them and burn them behind us, with nothing to show for our progress except a memory of the smell of smoke, and a presumption that once our eyes watered.
  - Tom Stoppard