I first saw this video at the Microsoft Company Meeting 2008, and looked for the song everywhere, but couldn’t find the Magneta Lane version. They recorded it just for Microsoft. Nevertheless, the original Ash version is great too, so get that in the meantime. Magneta’ Lane’s MySpace page does mention the song, and maybe a [...]
We might have to make a few exception this year to our decision not to go the theater anymore…hopefully won’t have experiences like the last time… Cloverfield The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Batman: The Dark Knight The Day The Earth Stood Still Get Smart Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince The Incredible Hulk Indiana [...]
My wife and I only recently bought a TV, but we still don’t get cable or even have an antenna. If we ever did, the only things we’d watch are Discovery, History, and Food. This is the closest I’ve come to signing up:
or Why I Don’t Leave The House Anymore “Am I disturbing you?” The last movie I saw in the theater was the 3-D version of Beowulf. The theater was fairly empty–maybe 30-40 people total. Two teenage girls sat two seats to my left. A man was in front of me. The two girls talked loudly [...]
I’ve updated my list of podcasts with some that I forgot and some new ones I discovered while finding the links to the first ones. I also slightly reorganized the list (Added a business section)
I got a 4 MB blue iPod Nano 2nd Genfor my birthday last June, and while I do have a few music playlists, I almost exclusively listen to podcasts. I can’t believe I went so long without one of these. Putting together the list below led me to some others that I might give a [...]
Washington Post story. You can no longer put the CDs you BOUGHT onto your iPod. Update: ok, apparently the story is wrong. Still, the RIAA is evil… Technorati Tags: RIAA, digital music
We just got Darren Aronofsky’s The Fountain in the NetFlix mail today, and we loved it. Definitely worth watching, a thinking movie, a feast for the eyes. The use of lights was spectacular. It was in the same realm as What Dreams May Come (though I liked that one better), but it also made me [...]
I was lucky enough to score some tickets to an advance promotion of Copying Beethoven from Washington’s Classical Station, WGMS. It opens this Friday. I was pretty excited. It was in the very nice E-street Landmark theater in downtown DC. Apparently, they had given away hundreds of tickets, but no more than 30 people show up. [...]
Leticia and I took in Riverdance over the weekend. I’d seen the video and listened to the music countless times, but seeing it live on stage is a completely different experience. If the tour ever comes to your area I highly recommend it. The foot work is simply out of this world and the music [...]
