Archive for December, 2006
He broke all the rules with his announcement. I loved every minute of it.
I really thought Tom Vilsack had something going with his video blog. In fact, I am still rapt when I see it pop up in my news reader. However, John Edwards has really grasped the idea of the grassroots and letting the [...]
It will happen any minute now. The coverage has been decidedly mixed, perhaps even surprisingly so. I have avoided a lot of it for the escapism of college football. I guess that makes me the typical American slob.
In the end, the violence in Iraq was bound to get worse, no matter what happened to Saddam. [...]
Originally posted here: Fylmic Glory at Fylmz.com
I just tried to watch Asia Argento’s film “The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things .” There’s no doubt that this is filmmaking with passion and a desire to obey the Muse. However, the unsettling subject matter is unceasing and simply leaves the viewer without air or even [...]
Open iTunes/iPod or Windows Media Player to answer the following.
Go to your library.
Answer, no matter how embarrassing it is.
How many songs? 20,643
Arrange by artist:
First artist: !!!
Last artist: The Zutons
Arrange by song:
First Song: ‘74-’75 – The Connells
Last Song: Zwara – Juno Reactor
Arrange by time:
Shortest Song: Flip Sting – 0:02 – Kill Bill Vol. [...]
InnerTee is a site that lets you create your own “remixed” t-shirts using art provided by other users. Those artists get a few coins everytime someone uses an element on a t-shirt that is then purchased. It’s an interesting idea, though the t-shirt mixing tool is pretty basic right now and the choice of available [...]
First, we had Troy Gentry shooting a bear in a cage. Now, Trace Adkins is responsible for at least 2 of the worst songs recorded in country music…of all time. He is now on my official list of people to pick a fight with in Nashville. Sure, both of them would probably kick my ass, [...]
I submitted my first image to JPG magazine today. It’s for the “Embrace the Blur” theme. If you aren’t familiar with JPG magazine, you should check it out. It’s a great combination of web content and print magazine.
Lights of London
This is one I submitted in the “Tourist” theme.
The Corner Market
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