Friday, June 26, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Asperatus
Listening to PRI's The World yesterday and they talked about a "new type" of cloud, an asperatus - looking like the ocean's surface upside-down. The story is here. More asperatus clouds on the Cloud Appreciation Society's site. Check out more pictures of clouds too.
Beatles Rock Band

Had an embed here but it was pulled so go directly to the site and enjoy!
Xbox 360 game, Beatles Rock Band animated trailer. The game doesn't really look like this but this trailer is fantastic. Made at Passion Pictures with the Gorillaz animators. Enjoy.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Niel Gaiman
Mr. Gaiman is a true magician of words. His writing is amazingly well-suited for reading out loud. His children's books are gifts to child and parent alike. I read Coraline to my 8-year old daughter and she declared it the best book ever. For weeks she pretended to be Coraline. The movie is spectacular as well - one of the few movies I've seen after reading the book that has left me satisfied. We have just finished reading The Graveyard Book (which Gaiman beautifully patterned after The Jungle Book). It is gorgeous, scary, and inspiring. Because of it, my daughter wants me to read The Jungle Book now.
Here are a couple of Neil Gaiman stories on the 'Net. The first one is a poem made into a children's book and was written for his god-daughter Tash, Tori Amos' daughter. The second one is a Neil Gaiman story, designed by the great Gahan Wilson and directed by Steven-Charles Jaffe.
Here are a couple of Neil Gaiman stories on the 'Net. The first one is a poem made into a children's book and was written for his god-daughter Tash, Tori Amos' daughter. The second one is a Neil Gaiman story, designed by the great Gahan Wilson and directed by Steven-Charles Jaffe.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Whose Father Was He?
This is a 5-part story - a blog by Errol Morris that appeared in The Times. It's about a soldier who died at Gettysburg, how he came to be identified, the stories of his descendants, the charity and villainy involved, the connections made with history and those concerned with history, the meaning of a life and a death and why it matters to us. Absolutely gripping. - LINK
Thursday, April 2, 2009
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