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Posted on July 6 2009


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So much has happened to me in the twenty years since I first sat down and took that long drag on Kerouac’s masterpiece. I have been a construction laborer, a gas-station attendant, a bad mechanic, a screen printer, a musician, a telemarketing phone salesman, an actor, and a tabloid target — but there’s never been a second that went by in which I deviated from the road that ol’ Jack put me on, via my brother. It has been an interesting ride all the way — emotionally and psychologically taxing — but a mother-fucker straight down the pike. And I know that without these great writers’ holy words seared into my brain, I would most likely have ended up chained to a wall in Camarillo State Hospital, zapped beyond recognition, or dead by misadventure.

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on July 6 2009

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People take pictures of the summer, just in case someone thought they had missed it, and to proved that it really existed.
— Ray Davies (via caryrandolph)

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on July 6 2009

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alexjdsmith:

via totallygonzo.files.wordpress.com
HST article on over-population and traffic problems facing Los Angeles. In 1965.

alexjdsmith:

via totallygonzo.files.wordpress.com

HST article on over-population and traffic problems facing Los Angeles. In 1965.



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on July 6 2009

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(6) Lack of a consistent logo. Someone needs to decide between the two
competing logos: the one of the full eagle in silhouette, wings cocked and talons bared
versus the one of just the eagle’s head, with the dynamic swoosh around it like the
parabola of plasma that envelopes a meteor in the upper atmosphere. Instances of the
deselected eagle should be eliminated.

dearpostmaster.pdf

Read this letter.


Posted on July 5 2009


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somethingchanged:
I’ve tested it, and BookSeer really does recommend good books!

somethingchanged:

I’ve tested it, and BookSeer really does recommend good books!


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on July 5 2009

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biancarocksout:

“You snore.  But I’ll marry you anyway.”- Love and Other Disasters

biancarocksout:

“You snore.  But I’ll marry you anyway.”- Love and Other Disasters



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#10008

#10008


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The New Additions on the WATCHMEN Director's Cut DVD

thegreg:

I was luckily enough to get to see the 3 hour director’s cut of Watchmen yesterday and I want to give you short review with a list of changes I noticed.

First thing is first not all the changes are directly from the comic. A few extensions of scenes are entirely made up. A few of the new scenes are just same situation and location but different dialouge (good though and true to the spirit of the scene from the comic book and to the characters themselves.) Most of the changes bring it dead on with comic. Added monolouge and dialouge here and there.

I would rate the theatrical cut an 8 and this 3hr cut a 10

Here’s a list of changes that I noticed:

1. At the end of Rorschach’s search of the comedian’s apartment. Two cops enter, he knocks one of the cops out and jumps out the window as the other cop is firing his gun at him.

2. Rorschach has more comic book monolouge, throughout the movie. Though I’m only going to mention it once. (nothing but the good stuff too.)

3. Dan and Holis’s visit is extended by seeing roschrach on TV. Hollis comments “It didn’t stop him.” (refering to the keane act.)

4. More scenes from the comic such as:

— Before they walk into the alley we are introduced to the scene by the news vendor talking to Seymour delivering his papers.

— When Jon says “leave me alone” everyone in the room disappears. Leaving him alone.

— Cut back to Laurie and Dan at the end of the fight.

— Laurie decides to go back to the military base and Dan meets with Hollis; they watch TV and learn of Jon’s departure. Dan says laurie doesn’t know. Cut to Jon on Mars and his story.

—The only major difference in this scene that I can remember is Jon talks about his symbol, slightly varied from the comic he says,”The boys in marketing wanted me to have a symbol. I said if I should have a symbol it shall be one I respect.”

—Next scene is Laurie getting interrogated at the military base. They discover that Jon is on Mars and Laurie escapes and decides to go stay with Dan.

5. Rorschach has more dialogue from the comic with Dr. Malcom. Also in his story of the girl, the murder is shown as in the comic - walking outside, asking his dogs to bark, when they don’t he draws his gun and enters the building.

6. Rorschach and Laurie argue on the rooftop of the jail; Rorschach more or less calls Laurie a whore. They escape.

7. Jon and Laurie begin their conversation as they did in the comic: “You’re going to tell me you have been having an affair with Dan”.

8. A few more interesting changes, happen.

9. Oh and Hollis talks on the phone with Sally, only to be interrupted by knocks at the door. He has a great montage death scene. They also explain why the knot heads go there at an earlier point.

10. In the bar, Dan sees the news of Hollis’s death by knot heads and beats up one in the bar (knocks out like all of his front teeth. pretty brutal).

via AintItCoolNews

Also of note: This is the contents of the Directors Cut, there is also going to be an Extended Cut which will include the Curse of the Black Freighter cartoon interwoven within the film.

This is fantastic news. Can’t wait.



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on July 5 2009

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I have come gradually to understand that the liberal arts cliché about teaching you how to think is actually shorthand for a much deeper, more serious idea: learning how to think really means learning how to exercise some control over how and what you think. It means being conscious and aware enough to choose what you pay attention to and to choose how you construct meaning from experience. Because if you cannot exercise this kind of choice in adult life, you will be totally hosed.

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on July 5 2009

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justin:

blakewhitman:

vignettes of my last few weeks.

- urban capture the flag (winning)
- williamsburg street
- driving to maine
- matt sweeney
- sparkler insanity

i have video on my iphone. finally.

And I LOVE how Vimeo can handle the format and YouTube will just shit it out with stupid bars on the side.

vertical video is awesome.


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on July 5 2009

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Public Enemies

…was terrible. I do not suggest seeing this movie. I strongly disliked this very slow and flawed film from the cinematography to the script to even the story. It felt like We Own The Night in just that it brings nothing to the table and felt like 2.5 hours of deleted scenes.

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on July 5 2009

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The sky was beautiful today.

The sky was beautiful today.


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on July 5 2009

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My roommate believes he can make it to Niagra Falls, on foot alone, in less than 8 full days. I call bullshit.

My roommate believes he can make it to Niagra Falls, on foot alone, in less than 8 full days. I call bullshit.


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