Thoughts & Experiences from the Mile High City
NYC comedian finds lodging at NJ Ikea store : Nation : The Rocky Mountain News
This is a pretty interesting way to spend a week, living in IKEA.
You can check out his experience at: www.marklivesinikea.com
Here is episode 1. It looks pretty crazy.
I can’t image how much publicity IKEA is getting because of this. It probably isn’t costing them too much to do this either.
I saw this video on Web Ink Now: Say No To Dirt and just had to post it on my own blog.
This is a great ad.
This is an incredible performance by the University of Indiana’s Straight No Chaser. I have never heard the 12 days of Christmas done better or so different.
Spoiler Alert: For those of you who don’t want to know what Bill Murray says, don’t read on or watch the video.
Someone has taken the time to digitally enhance the sound from the end of “Lost in Translation” where Bill Murray whispers to Scarlett Johansson.
Here listen:
The whisper is, “I have to be leaving. But I won’t let that come between us ok?” “Ok.”
This is a great movie. It was intriguing when you didn’t know, but it is a lot more intriguing that you know. What happens in the future?
That is what is great about good movies. They leave you hanging at the end, guessing what happens in the future.
Heard this video on the episode 40 of Net@Nite.
New Media Douchebag. It is pretty funny.
Oh, if you listen to the episode 40 of Net@Nite, avoid Cherry Chocolate Rain.
Here is a video on YouTube that really shows what the Army-Navy football game means. Congratulations to Navy for winning this years game and winning the Commanders-in-chief trophy.
Just found this site that is producing a network-quality series for the Internet called quarterlife.
It is from the producers of the “My So-Called Life” and seems to be similar to the movie Singles. In addition, they are setting it up a social network for “doers, thinkers and artists.”
Even though I am not in my twenties any more, this show intrigues me and I will probably watch a few episodes. I am also interested in watching the social network side of this project. Getting twenty-somethings to discuss wide-ranging issues that affect them.
They have a few episodes and new ones are released on “blogging” about her life. It helps to explain the series and I am sure will help when I start watching the episoeds.
Let me know what you think. Does this series grab your attention?
For all of you who now have bricks for iPhones, you may find this video useful.
I am constantly trying to get going with Getting Things Done by David Allen. I have read his book and keep trying to practice his techniques.
It is not easy, but once you get rolling, it is pretty easy, but it is also easy to fall off-the-wagon.
GTD has helped me become more productive at home and in my job.
I saw this on Lifehacker, David Allen on Managing Your Stuff with GTD.
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