Monthly Archive for December, 2007

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Thoughts on The Golden Compass

Last night I finally saw The Golden Compass, after anticipating its release for months. The movie itself was amazing. My major concerns in the production process were resolved, although I have new ones. I’m not going to write a long review, because that job is better done by my favorite His Dark Materials fansite (SPOILER WARNING), but I have some thoughts. Read on, but beware, there are spoilers. I write my review as commentary intended for someone who has both read the books and seen the movie. If you haven’t seen the movie, see it! I loved it, and I bet you will too.

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No!

Received an email this morning.

Hi,
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Let me know if you are interested so that we can discuss it further. I can make a good offer to make it worth your time.

Thanks

Heising Robert

Rather than replying to his email, I’ll say it here: I’m not interested in advertising at this point.

If you don’t remember my personal (not professional) stance on web advertising, read this post. As of now, Exposay is personal.

Another Bubble

Nerdy, but true.

Should Have Done This Earlier

You can now post comments without logging in. Post away. Of course, a consistent identity is a bonus of registering to post.

Ira Glass on Storytelling

Came across a great series of videos of This American Life‘s host (and personal hero of mine), Ira Glass, giving tips for effective storytelling. The clips weigh in at about seventeen minutes total, but they’re totally worth it.

Parts: One, two, three, four.

DJ Gig

Matt and I have got ourselves another DJ gig in town, on December 14th. Since the last time I’ve DJ’d, I’ve got some upgrades to my setup:

I’m really excited. It should be a fun time.