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How often do you go back an reread a book? Although I’ve read alot of books over the years, as time goes on, I find that while I remember the major/minor plot lines, I often forget the little details — Continue reading Gently Speaking..
I’m not a big baseball fan. My visits to the stadium in the last 20 years have been solely to watch the fireworks shows on July 4th. However, if you really needed a reason not to watch the Phillies and Continue reading And they still stink…
Definately from kottke.org: A list of film’s most impressive and famous long takes, including those from Boogie Nights, Touch of Evil, Children of Men, and The Player. Featuring the now-standard YouTube clips of each long take. There’s alot of clips Continue reading It’s been a LOOOONNNGGGG time…
So given the fact that work sucks..I took some time at lunch to read through some RSS feeds and I got some great articles and links that I’d like to share with you. First Up, linked from Dvorak Uncensored, there’s Continue reading 100…99….98….97…
From Kottke.org An animated version of the Bayeux Tapestry, which tells the story of the Norman invasion of England in 1066. Wikipedia has more info on the tapestry and VSL has more on the video. This is really cool. Check Continue reading Animated Version of the Bayeux Tapestry
Compliments of Thomas Hawk’s Digital Connection: 2007 Pulitzer Prizes-FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHY, Works Photographer Renee C. Byer won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography for 2007 for a series of 20 photographs that she ran in the Sacramento Bee chronicling Cyndie and Continue reading [On My Mind] Renee C. Byer Won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography
From IMDB Memorable Quotes: Shaun of the Dead Shaun: [in concerned tone] Mum, have you been bitten? Barbara: No, but Philip has. Shaun: Oh, OK. Ed: [concerned] What’s going on? Shaun: We might have to kill my step-dad. Ed: Oh, Continue reading [Geek] Mum, have you been bitten?
Wow, it’s been over a year since I posted about anything Serenity related. However, sometimes you run across something that brings you back full circle. Plus, I needed to continue my titles and I was only part way through the Continue reading [Culture] Burn the Land