Russia (Part 2)

From Russia With Love The next morning I awakened at around 9:00 to an amazing sunrise. The sun was a bright fluorescent orangey-pink muffled by purpley-grey misty clouds over the Neva and the City, and since we were so far north, it didn’t just rise UP, but also sideways, so it was over some buildings […]
Russia (Part 1)

Pamela Olson is a student at Stanford and for the past semester has been touring Russia. Her writing style is comfortable yet gives you a real feeling of being with her. In our eyes she exemplifies what YAGO is all about. If you are going to Russia you’ll want to read this because Pam truly gives you the […]
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2018)

This sprawling slapstick comedy is a profound meditation on the price of art.
Porterville

Beautifully situated at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Porterville is an All American City that boasts a vibrant historic downtown district with boutique shops, restaurants, galleries, and professional offices.
Los Gatos

This town was hit hard in the 1990 earthquake. Most of downtown had to be rebuilt. They did a great job, the shops that line Santa Cruz Avenue are very diverse and make a great way to kill an afternoon/evening.
Guy Wimberly

Interview with Mr. New Mexico Golf
Mon
Mon are often used to signify a specific Yagō, or “house name”.
The Japanese Meaning of Yagō is “house name”

Yagō (屋号), means “house name”. It is a term applied in traditional Japanese culture to names passed down within a guild or studio.
Only Lovers Left Alive (2013)

The only vampire film I’ve seen that really gets you into the head-space of living for thousands of years.
Living in Oblivion (1995)

Such a smart little movie. As clever as it is, the meta-conceits of the film are handled with such subtlety that it never becomes a mere formal experiment.
Adventures in Babysitting (1987)

This sloppy hodgepodge of a movie is a delight. Campy 80’s cheese for the whole family!
A Cure for Wellness (2016)

Its an excellent remix of Gothic Horror tropes, beautifully shot, deliciously twisted.
Walker (1987)

The truth of an 1850s anti-hero with a White Savior Complex is hauntingly distilled in Ed Harris’s pitch perfect performance. Satire at its most poetic!
xogerm.com
Easy to use. Leak proof container.
origins of yago
YÁGO.com started back in 1999 in Seattle. Even though it’s over 20 years later, yago’s internet ideas and unique navigation remain relevant today. It started when I was lucky enough (or cursed ) to buy the four letter url yago.com. Not only was it a four letter url but it actually made sense or at […]
Golf
God and Golf. In the beginning, God created the heaven’s and the earth and he thought this is good. Then he created man which he also thought was good. Then he saw that man liked to eat so he created food. God then gave man the plow which created excess food. This created spare […]
yago.com/more-about/
YAGO started back in 1997 in Seattle.Even though it’s over 20 years later, yago’s internet ideas and unique navigation remain relevant today.It started when I was lucky enough (or cursed ) to buy the four letter url yago.com.Not only was it a four letter url but it actually made sense or at least to me […]
The Power of 4 Letters
Website URLs are virtual real-estate. “Spiders” are the algorithms that search engines use.
The Power of Acronyms
You Are Going Online
The Power of Branding
Where in the world do yago? Here ya go, how do ya go, where do ya go As Marshall Sam McCloud says, “there ya go”. I’m visiting from London, where do ya go? I’d like to take my better half dancing, where do ya go? No matter where ya go, YAGO.com