October 12th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Calling all Hivers. Check this dude. His name is Seth Priebatsch. He’s an artist of sorts, just like all y’all Hivers and his creation is called, Scvngr. He may be taking over the world, and it seems as though this conquest began from an early onset. His idea – to turn the world into a fun game. On September 18th, the New York Times, published an article announcing Seth Priebatsch’s vision to establish another layer within the social media realm, that pushes its members to challenge themselves in new and different ways. It’s called Scvngr, and it’s a bit like foursquare. By utilizing the technology of geo-location, your location will be announced to others as a means to challenge and engage with others. The point is you want to be the coolest. The point is you want to be doing the coolest things. The point is, you want to win. This idea chronicles the direction society is headed within the technology world. The possibilities of where it could lead are astronomical – there’s the chance it could wipe out all the people not part of the social media world, and then there’s the chance it could simply wipe out the economical value system all together, and the world could be based off the value of the individual’s direct contribution in the world, society, and with him/her own self. Yes, I may be getting a bit carried away here, but can’t a girl dream? What do you think?
September 30th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
It ain’t that sunny today in San Diego. Seems as though the weather has taken a spin on this city, and the rain, thunder and lightning is hitting the streets. It’s not that often we get to smell this rainy-fresh-air. The ominous sky is actually rather tranquil as well. Or it’s always possible, that the apocalypse is coming. Take your pick, but make sure you grab your rain jackets if your headed out on the town tonight, or it could just be movie night.
September 28th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Check it. One of our Hivers, Holiday Matinee teamed up with Sezio, Breadtruck films and Jeffrey Durkin to create a short film for Ford. The film will be screening this weekend at the San Diego Film Festival so don’t miss it! The film brings me back to the simplicity of life. It’s almost as if a San Diego warm breeze is tickling my skin to remind me to smile and bask in the wonderful weather of life. Yes, I’m a bit corny, but after watching it, you’ll know what I mean, at least I hope so.
September 24th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Thanks all y’all Hivers who came out to celebrate yesterday at HIVE 241 Happy Hour. Good Tacos, good drinks, and good people, what’s not to love. And of course, a shout-out to Anne McColl from HIVE770 and David Paez from HIVE241 who won those Padres Vs. Cubs Tickets for Wednesday! Hopefully Anne and David will bring the Padres Home!
September 23rd, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Hivers, check out the CrossFit community by sharing your story here. Your journey through life means something to the CrossFit community, and it’s where you’ve been that makes you the person you are today. Share your story here, because CrossFit would love to listen.
September 21st, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Dreaming for someone to help you out with bringing your imaginations to life? One of our Hivers, Charles Bergquist is a member of the Fiction team. Their filming style is sweet, and so are their photographs and their website is now, live! Fiction welcomes you into their dreams and imaginations here where you are invited into the world of American football quarterback, Tim Tebow, via a documentary made by Fiction.
September 21st, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Hivers, welcome to the conceptual age, where, in the eyes of David Lecours, humans shall become their own concepts, the concept and theme being a Superhero. Hivers, lets gather to enlighten our creative understanding of ourselves and morph into our dream character right here inside HIVE 770 on October 2nd, 9am -12noon. Superhero and creative expert, David Lecour will guide our rebirth into this new, creative, conceptual land where the human has been transformed into it’s own superhero, and only fun and creativity exists. So come brand your identity via an awesome superhero character! Register here. Hivers get a sweet lil’ discount as well!
September 17th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
A member of the HIVE’s creative team, Roland Lightenberg, made his vision into a reality, yesterday at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego, California. Hivers, Home-Ec, TheMixster, BandsinTown, Locurious, and Eila Brilliant, came together for San Diego’s first ever Music and Technology Conference. SDMTC united the masterminds of the music and technology world, such as Naut Human, Jay Warsinske, Peter Otto, Matt Moldover, Lee Martin, Barry Threw, Peter Nyboer, Shelly Hartman, Freddie Allen, and Ramsey Grice (and these are only a few to name!), to talk about the future of the music and technology world. What I learned? Sound is now, 3d, Moldover’s eclectic style is pure creative genius, and San Diego is getting ready to warp into a new, mind-dazzling and beautiful galaxy with the help of all these clear and positive creatives. Join in for peace and a night of absolute fun tonight, at 207, at Hard Rock Hotel, San Diego, CA. Peace and Love.
September 17th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Attention Hivers and all San Diego locals, beginning September 20th, MIHO Gastrotruck has given you a reason to embrace Mondays by providing us with an at-your-door selection of quality, handcrafted cuisine.Each week, choose from a unique selection of delicious and affordable dishes such as watermelon salad, grass fed peach burgers, and carnitas tacos. All ingredients are thoughtfully selected and most items are made from scratch with local, seasonal produce.Leave your brown bag lunches at home and be prepared to feast from 11:30a.m. – 1:30p.m. each Monday at HIVE241, 241 14th street, San Diego.
September 17th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Hiver, Susie Ghahremani’s artwork, is on show today in Los Angeles! The installation, Fleeting Immersion, incorporates 20 artists and encompasses the theme of a “Santa Fe Astronaut.” Blast off into space at the opening reception – 8pm, Tinlark Gallery, 6671 Sunset Blvd. Susie’s work is also being shown in New York at Giant Robot NY. Check the online gallery out here.
