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July 17 at 3:33 am - Link
My favorite late-teen book, my 11th grade health teacher got me in to it. This director has definitely caught my interest. - Robert Konigsberg
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July 10 at 12:10 pm - Link
I liked the post-it pad as the pat of butter. Very clever end to end. - Dylan Parker
how did he do that with the wiggly eyes slowly sinking to the bottom? - jenna
For the sinking eyes: I'm pretty sure the eyes are attached-to/floating-on some other surface when they're sinking. If you look at the side of the pot you can see the edge of that other surface moving down the side at the same level as the eyes. My best guess is that the water and the eye-surface are both just sheets of clear plastic. It's also possible that one surface is liquid and the other plastic, or maybe even two clear liquids with different densities -- but I think that last one is least likely. - Laurence Gonsalves
My kids loved this video. Anything with candy corn fire is alright in my book. - Jason Shellen
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July 9 at 11:02 am - Link
A remarkable looking animated advertisement for the French children's channel, Tiji, that gets lodged in my "some ads are entertaining" column. (Alongside that Guy Ritchie ad for Nike.) - Chris Wetherell
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July 9 at 11:02 am - Link
July 9 at 10:13 am - Link
Security propaganda aside...a fun picture. - Chris Wetherell
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June 26 at 5:28 pm - Link
seriously messed up - ben rogers via twhirl
Omg why?!! - Erica Baker
Norwegian flour bags! - Daniel Bruce
Isn't that a clip from the cinematic masterpiece "Stayin' Alive?" No? - Karen Kelley Mares
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June 26 at 4:34 pm - Link
Many of the results of this trend are pretty disturbing. For example, the idea that our primary physicians are avoiding seeing us when we're hospitalized because it's too time-consuming to deal with the bureaucracy and commuting is maddening to me. - Chris Wetherell
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June 26 at 2:58 pm - Link
Kind of wanting Autodesk software these days. This article's about Combustion, a compositing app, and its use in various music videos, particularly "Weapon of Choice" featuring your favorite Walken doing more than walking. - Chris Wetherell
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June 26 at 2:58 pm - Link
There's interesting stuff to know about Nassim Taleb, who is the author of The Black Swan and Fooled by Randomness, and I found this long article and interview to be a fun introduction to knowing more about him. - Chris Wetherell
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June 26 at 11:14 am - Link
Movie money is SICK money. Hollywood spending is crazed, but Sahara is especially awesome in its burn rate. Its ten writers cost a total of $3.8 million. McConaughey got $8 million. $10 million was paid for the story from Cussler. (Ouch.) A scene of an airplane crash cost over $2 million and was deleted. Meals cost $1.4 million. Bribes in Morocco cost them $237,386. There's more details in the article - I love when Hollywood goes all "Pets.com" on occasion. - Chris Wetherell
according to http://www.imdb.com/title/tt01... "Waterworld" may still reign as biggest box office flop, but great article - Karl Rosaen
I love reading about the Movie Business. I have 2nd ed. of "The Movie Business Book," need to pick up the 3rd ed. -- http://www.amazon.com/Movie-Bu... - Brian White
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