Zoetrope blows my mind
Ever seen something that you so thoroughly knew was game changing that you couldn’t even effectively articulate how? Because the language actually changed with the innovation?
See Zoetrope.
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Ever seen something that you so thoroughly knew was game changing that you couldn’t even effectively articulate how? Because the language actually changed with the innovation?
See Zoetrope.
Keep Reading
It appears that when you climb to the top of the mountain of media enlightenment, you’re likely to find a
As the long-predicted mediapocalypse finally takes hold, I find my annoyance level with the deathbed histrionics of many in the
Note: I’ve recently become a fan of the blog Stuff Journalists Like, a different twist on the style of blog
As best as I can tell, this just started today. When I clicked on a link posted by one of my friends (hey Chip!), the resulting page, which was on a WordPress blog, looked like this:
A couple notable items:
From one of my attorney friends, posted from Facebook with the name changed to protect the honest: “Chelsea” offers a
A couple technical notes re: growing pains on ye olde new blog: I’m aware that the “Stream o’ consciousness” posts
Ever seen something that you so thoroughly knew was game changing that you couldn’t even effectively articulate how? Because the
I like to think that I have impeccable, yet Catholic musical tastes. But there’s always been a certain collection of songs that I know violate every rule of good music. They do so without any pretension at subtlety, play on the cheapest human emotions and contain the cheapest of single entendres and bad puns. Treacle and bombast can. and do, coexist.
As a youth, I didn’t know that these songs had anything in common, although I should have: Keep Reading
Time prohibits this being as fleshed out as my last Guilty Pleasures post, but a Twitter debate with my pal
Ever seen something that you so thoroughly knew was game changing that you couldn’t even effectively articulate how? Because the
As best as I can tell, this just started today. When I clicked on a link posted by one of
Max Stalling’s “Dime Box, Texas” is the most uplifting sad song ever.
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Scott Miller: “Say Ho” The A. Scott Miller, ladies and gentlemen.
Ever seen something that you so thoroughly knew was game changing that you couldn’t even effectively articulate how? Because the
As best as I can tell, this just started today. When I clicked on a link posted by one of