A Multimedia World
[originally posted: 1/26/2017] Whenever I think of Sundance, I, unfortunately, immediately think of the South Park episode, ‘Chef’s Chocolate Salty Balls’: the Festival is moved to South Park because Park City has become too commercialized and “the influx of all the Hollywood tourists with their health-food diets, has disrupted the ecosystem of the sewer and is making
[originally posted: 1/26/2017] Rejuvenate an old interest…Reconnect with the things that once brought unparalleled excitement and captivating intrigue… Video is such a spectacular medium–to not only capture a moment in time, but to preserve the personality and emotion of an event is thoroughly incredible. For a complete stranger to laugh and cry with you, gasp
[originally posted: 1/21/2017] Gotta love ironically named businesses! Is ironic the word, or is it simply a cultural reference instead of humorously relatable and twistedly fitting?
[originally posted 1/17/2017] I caught a nasty stomach bug, felt fine until around 11:30pm last night and then 6 hrs of what felt like dying. My only goal today is to not die… Looks like these guys are having a rough start to it too: Ok, that really sucks-fine, you win the ‘who’s-day-is-already-the-worst‘ award, congratulations!
[originally posted: 1/15/2017] I found a way to make my black bean noodles palatable- mix them in with a schmorgusboard of Asian flavors, mix the healthy with the tasty: I call it the ‘Asian Fusion Bouillabaisse’ and it seems I’ve made enough of it to feed me lunch for the entire next week. Yum!!
[originally posted: 1/14/2017] I’ve taken a few boxing lessons and I very much prefer this style. Never fails to put a smile on my face.
[originally posted 1/13/2017] I finished watching Black Mirror, it’s like a modern Twilight Zone. Each episode is a self contained story, futuristic societies and technologies–how capabilities that seem amazing undoubtedly have a dark side or negative application in the right situation. Some are purely entertaining, but others are quite thought provoking. For example, there’s an episode where people
[originally posted: 1/4/2017] If there were a mutation that would launch mankind into the next era of evolution, or if there were a species out there superior to and more intelligent/advanced than human beings, I think there are two traits that could make this possible: inheriting memories/knowledge/skills from parents (genetic memory) and communicating with our
[originally posted: 1/3/2017] Why is it impossible to find a normal full-sized (non baby) carrot that’s not organic? I don’t think it exists anymore…
[originally posted: 12/30/2016]