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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Blogging the Class: Week 5
Tonight’s class started off by demonstrating a camera obscura constructed by taping black tarp over the windows except for a penny-sized hole cut out of a flattened piece of soda can. When we killed the lights, the whole room was … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
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Netflix Customer Service For the Win
Proving once again that its customer service department listens and acts, Netflix has decided to keep profiles after all. Less than two weeks after pissing off hordes of subscribers, Netflix sent out this glorious message: Thanks for listening, guys. The … Continue reading
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Ansel Olson
As if you couldn’t tell, I’m hopped-up on photography these days. I’m also, as you may have noticed, a fan of my locality, Richmond, VA. It’s truly a shame, then, that it’s taken me this long to highlight the photography … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Richmond
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Wall-E End Credits
Okay, there are enough gushing reviews of Pixar’s latest release, Wall-E, that I needn’t muddy the waters with my lesser writing skills. I loved it. Best movie of the year so far in my opinion. This post, on the other … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Fine Art
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Debts to Society
Today I was thinking about our national debt in the United States, as of this entry estimated at about $9.3 TRILLION, or nearly $31,000 per person. This got me wondering whether other industrialized nations suffered from similar financial problems. So … Continue reading
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Land AND Sea Yacht
Yes, it’s conspicuous consumption. Yes, it’s impractical. Yes, it’s so awesome my head asplode. BEHOLD! The Terra Wind Amphibious RV: (via Uncrate)
Posted in Transportation, Unparalleled Awesomeness
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Outsourcing Human Memory
There’s an article in The Atlantic making its rounds ’round the blogosphere about the affects on the human mind of the Internet and its immediate information availability. The general idea is that with the advance of the Internet the very … Continue reading
Posted in Science and Technology
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The Ha-Ha-Happening
Oh boy, where do I start? The only reason I went to see Shyamalan’s waste of celluloid, The Happening, was because Val really wanted to see it, and wanted me along for the ride so she’d have an arm or … Continue reading
Posted in Film
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Park
This one is hilarious, but if you’re at work or are sensitive to profanity, beware some of the language… Park from Amir on Vimeo. (via Jakob Lodwick)
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