My Meme always said that the summer flies by once you hit July 4. I cannot believe that summer is nearly half over!
Emerson offers a full semester of classes broken into two sessions during the summer. Classes meet twice a week for four hours. After completing Inside the Entertainment Industry and American […]
Hott twin Directors Michael and Peter Spierig visited my Inside the Entertainment Industry class today. They discussed their issues and success in finding Lions Gate Films as a distributor for their independent movie Undead.
As a new media major, I was particularly interested in that the brothers share credit for 3D animation and 2D compositing. […]
If you are a resident of Alabama, Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, or Wisconsin, America needs YOU!
From the EFF:
The Broadcast Flag was Hollywood’s plan to point its remote control […]
I woke up this afternoon to realize
that I should have gone to M.I.T.
that ignorance is far worse than economic poverty
and
that all I want right now is to be with Rianna changing the world from a coffee shop booth.
What an awesome commencement speaker (full speech text)
For the hundredth time…
Question: Should I buy a Mac now or wait until Apple ships the Intellitosh (a.k.a. Mac with Intel)?
Answer: My advice for buying a computer has not changed with the Apple / Intel announcement.
If you need the computer now, buy it and buy the best machine you can afford.
Apple will continue to […]
The T will get you anywhere in Boston. How and when are not important details to this subsidized, underperforming, and hazardously maintained transit system.
I was late to class yesterday because of switching problems on the inbound red line. I allotted twice the usual transit time so that I could finish studying for my […]
Wired: Radio Industry Hits Shuffle
I used to listen to the radio non-stop. I even worked in radio for five years. However, since my iPod revolution in 2002, I almost never listen to the radio. I abhor Top 40 stations that repeat the same five songs every two hours. Commercials are endless. […]
My initial reaction to Jobs confirming Intel in Apple was, “What the F***?!” I only have questions at this point and no one seems to have answers.
Today, if my Powerbook had an Intel Pentium 4 inside, it would be nearly 2 inches thick, have less than 2-hours of battery life, and run hot as […]
