“What we did with this mobile telephone was create a revolution. Before the mobile phone existed we were calling a place, now we are calling a person.” — Martin Cooper, the inventor of the mobile phone
I invariably found your Tumblr through a reblog today. What are the chances! I’ll be honest, I didn’t expect you to be the kind of person that blogs. My mind is blown.
You still complain a lot in class though.
Please put a date stamp at the top of the page so your viewers can know when it was published.
Finally. FINALLY!! Verizon will soon carry the Motorola Droid. The date is official: November 6th. For three years I’ve bided my time, put up with Windows Mobile, and waited for a worthy smartphone from Big Red.
At last, they are delivering the goods. And, what a beast it is!
The big selling points for me include:
Tonight I went to an advanced screening/press viewing for Gentlemen Broncos. An older woman was sitting next to me (I think she was the oldest in the audience). Right before the movie, she leaned over and asked “Did you see Napoleon Dynamite? Heh Heh. That was interesting wasn’t it?” That lady had no idea what she was in for. Between the mammory cannons and the innuendo, I couldn’t help but laugh at the fact that she had to sit through the film’s barrage of potty humor and awkward moments. I thought maybe she was the director’s mom, because he was there for the Q&A afterward. Nope.
Oh well. Not for everyone. In any case…
My quickie review: Napoleon Dynamite was a much better version of the film. Nearly all the elements of Gentlemen Broncos are brought over from Napoleon Dynamite . As a result, Jared Hess breaks very little ground in terms of originality. However, Jemaine Clement’s character Chevalier is still pretty cool to watch if you’re a Flight of the Conchords fan.
Thank you for this. I am sick and this is relaxing to listen to. Some of the compositions sound very cinematic &ndash even the ones that aren’t explicitly film scores.
The Orange Mountain Music Philip Glass Sampler Vol.I
Free album on amazon!
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Yesterday I went to shoot some coverage for Barakat’s Walk for Literacy. I hadn’t shot an event like this in a while (I’m more into short films and music videos), so I forgot how awkward it can be capturing regular folks on camera.
I did my best to stand far enough away to avoid getting in people’s faces, but then it’s like you’re spying on them from afar. If they catch you, it’s doubly embarrassing for them.
Any way you go about it, it’s hard not to seem like a creepo with a camera.