December 2009
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In 2009
In 2009 I launched a web series, attended my first ComicCon as an exhibitor rather than a guest, faced financial difficulty, discovered that Baltimore is my 2nd favorite city to visit (after D.C.), went back to school, nearly dropped out of school, changed my program, helped make a short film that has screened at 2 film festivals so far, launched 3 websites (all of which are independent of iWeb...
I’m quite proud of my car. I haven’t driven it or even started it in 6 weeks. In those six weeks, it’s gotten quite cold here in New Jersey. I checked on it tonight in preparation for my drive to my parents tomorrow. Even though it took several attempts, my car DID start in the sub-freezing temperatures. I ran the engine for several minutes just to let it stretch out a bit....
holiday-2009 | Next New Networks →
The crew over at Next New Networks has a wonderful little holiday video up right now. It’s quite well-made, and just fund to watch. Just a good example of why I think these guys are so cool.
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Politics of Idiocy
So, if you are political at all, you may be familiar with a bill being kicked around in Congress right now that deals with importing drugs to lower costs. The basic logic of the bill seems to go like this: These drugs were developed and are manufactured in America, so we know they’re safe. But other countries sell them more cheaply than we do. So we should buy and import drugs from them...
Exciting late-nite hijinks. Set up a temporary email for my soon to be formed LLC. Created a Celtx Studio account for an as yet secret project. Project is loaded in and relevant persons are informed. Looking up LLC filing costs in New Jersey, and vastly expanding my music library by importing my CDs.
If you work in film or television and have never heard of Celtx, go Google it. Celtx is a...
clientsfromhell:
Client: We love your WordPress theme designs. How much would it cost to have you do themes for us? We would be giving you pretty regular work, maybe as many as a couple a week.
Me: Well, my usual fee for a commercial site would be $1500 to $2000 but if you’re going to be bringing in consistent regular work maybe we can work out some sort of deal.
Client: Oh, we were thinking...
http://www.avclub.com/articles/the-best-films-of-th... →
The Onion A.V. Club has published it’s top 50 movies in the ’00s, and in doing so has made my Netflix queue a lot longer than it already was. Curse you A.V. Club! How will I catch up with all of these amazing looking movies? If only Netflix could stream or download to my phone. Then I could watch them all on my daily commute in and out of NYC.