Monday, January 01, 2007
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Christmas re-imagined

Now that the re-imagined trailers have taken off, people are re-cuting and dubbing in new sound to create new videos.
Videos here
Here are a few from 10 Zen Monkeys, via Boing Boing and Candleblog
Boing Boing's videos linked to in '06
New look coming
This also features multiple authors and an RSS feed, so I'll be getting a little more into the 21st Century. Looking forward to having other folks being able to publish their thoughts and photos here.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Bronx sunrise
Kalua
Monday, November 20, 2006
Hopper Exhibit at the Whitney
As we left the musem, we decided to take a walk and look for somewhere to have lunch. Around the corner from the museum we found this signpost, where people leave their Whitney ticket/sticker. Like good museum goers, we added ours to the post.


Sunday, November 19, 2006
Manscaping made easier?
If you're really bored, you'll have a good laugh.
Friday, November 17, 2006
Watch Don't Sweat It, Saturdays at 11:30AM, on HGTV!!

That's right! Steve's Got the bull by the horns.
Mark Very unhappy now :~((
BUT...
Don't Sweat It makes Mark Happy :~))
More random pix from DSI:

Monica and I at the wrap party. Monica was always fun to have on set and she has a good sense of humor.

Not bad for a girl.

Me and Sean. I've comandeered his doo rag.
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Comedy Webisodes Mark shot coming to you soon, via those internets
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cable network owner Turner Broadcasting System on Monday said it plans to launch a broadband comedy network in January as parent company Time Warner Inc. bulks up its Internet businesses.
The company that helped popularize cable television with CNN and TNT cable networks will launch Super Deluxe, an advertising-supported Internet site that features originally-produced comedy videos aimed at young adult viewers.
The move comes as big media companies race to profit from a surge in online video viewership by making many of their television shows available for free or a small charge per episode.
Web video growth has been dominated by the viewing of quirky, viewer-created clips and pirated segments of copyrighted programs on sites such as YouTube Inc. Google agreed to purchase YouTube for $1.65 billion earlier in October.
Turner said it aims to create and distribute "television quality" short-form films and episodic shows featuring established and emerging actors.
Super Deluxe shows will also be available on cable TV video-on-demand services.
CBS Corp. also distributes originally produced video programs on the Internet.
Reuters, via Yahoo News
Rush Limbaugh is a fat stupid fuck
Here endeth the rant.