05 June 2010
Caden goes Swimming
04 June 2010
21 May 2010
Play Pac Man on Google
Awesome stuff...plus they have all 256 levels and if you click "Insert Coin" twice, you get to play Ms. Pac Man simultaneously using W-A-S-D keys.
Have fun...and Happy 30th Birthday, PacMan!
12 May 2010
Super 8 film trailer
This film looks amazing. JJ Abrams and Steven Spielberg teaming up to do an alien movie? Sign me up.
11 May 2010
Mike Imbasciari - Young Blues phenom
Enjoy. Word of warning: the audio is a bit loud.
19 March 2010
Cockatiels Serenade Kirsten and Jan
21 January 2010
02 December 2009
Tiger Woods' voicemail heard round the world
26 November 2009
Fearless Freaks - The Flaming Lips Doc
Thanks Hulu.
17 November 2009
29 October 2009
Using Google Voice with Your Current Number
Really cool new way to incorporate all the great feature of Google Voice with your exising number.
I've been using it for a few months now...and I love the voicemail. Now, I have the ability to take all my calls with Google's great voicemail. Color me a happy camper.
Here's the post from the Official Google Blog on the announcement, new features, and a video showing how it works. Thanks Google:
Up until now, if you wanted to use Google Voice, you needed to choose a new number (a "Google number"). Taking calls through your Google number allows us to offer features like call recording, call screening and getting text messages via email. But we know not everyone wants to switch to a new phone number, so it made sense for us to create a lighter version of Google Voice for people who are willing to trade some features for the ability to use their existing numbers.
We're excited to announce that you now have the choice to get Google Voice with your existing mobile number OR with a Google number.
If you sign up using your existing number, you'll still get many of Google Voice's features. Most notably, you'll get all the functionality of Google voicemail, as explained in this video:
23 October 2009
Drunkest Guy Ever
These videos are great...but the remixes that usually blow make it so much better.
Here's the original:
Funny, eh?
Wait until you see the Silent Movie remix...freakin' awesome.
But...wait, there's more! Here's the Benny Hill version for brevity's sake...clocking in at 1:26.
Want to see more? Head over to Urleque.com for a motley of YouTube remixes and mashes. Bon Appetit!
08 October 2009
Jon Hamm + Blues = Epic
I've really liked Jon Hamm and his awesome character Don Draper on his awesome show, Mad Men, for a few years now.
His appearance on Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifanakis was hilarious.
Now, he's reached a new echelon.
Why am I just now finding out that he's a Blues fan? This is important info, people!
Check out these two spots for Blues fans. Awesome...just flat out awesome...
"Hi, I'm Jon Hamm. I live in Hollywood now..but, I was born and raised in St. Louis. I've had this hat for 15 years"
Hey Jon...love that lid, my man. I can tell that dude's got Missouri blood running through those veins.
Enjoy the sneak peek version:
07 October 2009
Star Wars Uncut Trailer
Such a cool idea..and definitely one that I'm considering.
Should I claim a scene and get busy being part of the coolest fan project I've seen in years? Well, when I put it that way.
Check out what I'm talking about in the trailer:
17 September 2009
Robert Randolph & the Family Band - Ain't Nothing Wrong With That
31 August 2009
Tarantino Rewrites History in "Basterds"
Source: Gaye Gerard/Getty Entertainment Images via NPR
Saw Inglourious Basterds this weekend. Amazing movie...so great to see a spaghetti western in today's movie scene.
I hope this inspires Quentin to try to bring more westerns to the silver screen.
Here's a great NPR interview with Tarantino on his new movie:
Behold...The Nerd Bracelet
The price alone was worth it for a 8 GB drive...but to then have it in bracelet form...awesome.
Today...the 8 GB drive arrived.
Check it out below...am I crazy for loving this? It's hilarious, incredibly useful and a steal @ $12 with Free shipping. End Geek Rant.
28 August 2009
Visual Effects: 100 Years of Inspiration [Epic Video]
Image: Green Screen Setup from Adobe.comWe've come a long way, baby.
This incredible video found on Gizmodo chronicles 100 years of visual effects magic on the silver screen in only 5 minutes.
Amazing stuff...and inspiring.
Check it out...it's only 5 minutes of your time:
Here's what the info on the clip reads:
A "5th-grader-friendly" collection of clips and making-of footage from notable visual effects films of the past century.
Originally intended for educational use as an introduction to a classroom lecture.
The music track is "Rods and Cones" from the album "Audio" by Blue Man Group.
1900 - The Enchanted Drawing
1903 - The Great Train Robbery
1923 - The Ten Commandments (Silent)
1927 - Sunrise
1933 - King Kong
1939 - The Wizard of Oz
1940 - The Thief of Bagdad
1954 - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
1956 - Forbidden Planet
1963 - Jason and the Argonauts
1964 - Mary Poppins
1977 - Star Wars
1982 - Tron
1985 - Back to the Future
1988 - Who Framed Roger Rabbit
1989 - The Abyss
1991 - Terminator 2: Judgement Day
1992 - The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
1993 - Jurassic Park
2004 - Spider-Man 2
2005 - King Kong
2006 - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
2007 - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
2007 - The Golden Compass
2008 - The Spiderwick Chronicles
2008 - The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
27 August 2009
The Nature Of 'Boo!'
This is a pretty scary scene, right? Or is it?
We're wondering what really scares you. (Hulton Archive / Getty Images)
by Linda Holmes
There are two scary-movie franchises putting out new chapters this week: Rob Zombie's Halloween II is opening against The Final Destination — which is actually the fourth movie in the Final Destination series.
(Believe it or not, The Final Destination is a different movie from Final Destination, making it literally only one-half as creative as the 'let's drop two instances of the word 'the'' approach to sequel naming that was pioneered by Fast & Furious.)
Horror movies of various kinds are huge business, but are they scary?
The difference between unease and assault, and some spoilers about Psycho, after the jump...
I ask this in the context of having recently watched Psycho again. What struck me was how very leisurely that film actually is. Not only is there a long prologue involving Marion and her lover and her embezzlement scheme that ultimately has basically nothing to do with anything, but there are sequences — like the cleaning of the bathroom after the shower scene — that proceed with an odd and maddening normalcy. Nothing jumping out at you, nothing about to jump out at you. Just a guy cleaning up after a killing — and it goes on and on and on.
While you can certainly argue — in fact, it's hard not to — that Psycho takes a bizarre wrong turn in about the last five minutes with that endless 'Dr. Exposition, I Presume' speech, what does work about it is the unease it creates throughout. Something is vaguely wrong, all the time. Wronger and wronger as things progress, but for much of the time, there is a general unease that only gradually becomes legitimate horror, first for Marion and then for the people who come looking for her.
This is why I always (always, to the point of mockworthy repetitiveness) call Wait Until Dark, with Audrey Hepburn, my favorite scary movie. You're less likely to have seen it than Psycho, so I'm hesitant to spoil it. But suffice it to say that while the end is a classic horror sequence in many ways, most of the movie involves nothing more gruesome than a woman gradually figuring out how much trouble she's actually in, which is the way it generally feels in real life when something frightening happens.
At the same time, as much as I'd like to claim that only languid suspense frightens me effectively, there are plenty of viscerally scary things that I couldn't even begin to explain. Like so many other people, I was terrified of Pennywise the clown in the book (and the movie) It. I don't like spiders. I'm not great with loud noises. Anything happening to anyone's eye is a problem. (A film of people putting in their contacts would suffice as a horror movie in my book.)
So here's my question: What do you consider scary? Don't overthink the question too much — I'm not talking about how scary An Inconvenient Truth may have been for you. What works on you as scary?
Has the sight of blood been ruined for you? Does the classic 'close the medicine cabinet and see someone behind you in the bathroom mirror' shot do anything for you? Does explicit horror still horrify you, or are you more unsettled by uncomfortable situations?
Feel free to think broadly: is it the music? Dark rooms? Car accidents? We're talking about the nature and execution of a good movie scare here, so fire away.
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25 August 2009
Chiefs Coach Todd Haley - Wired All Access
I haven't seen much of the KC Chiefs preseason, if at all.
21 August 2009
Hot Band 'The Beatles' Has New Video Game, Movie Deal, Broadway Show
In May 1967, The Beatles celebrated the release of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. They probably didn't know they'd still be making news 42 years later. (Hulton Archive / Getty Images)
by Linda Holmes
You may have heard about a hot emerging band with a lot of irons in the fire right now -- 'The Beatles,' anybody? I'm pretty sure they're going to be the next big thing.
Today's Beatles news is that Disney is working out a deal for Robert Zemeckis to access Beatles tunes to remake Yellow Submarine. Not only is a movie remake planned, but there's interest in a Broadway show.
In September, The Beatles will undoubtedly make huge headlines with the release of The Beatles: Rock Band, the new video game that will allow you to play along with the band. (For a whole lot more about the game, and about the Beatles, and about why people pick on guys who like to play Guitar Hero and Rock Band, see this marvelous recent article by Daniel Radosh from New York Times Magazine.)
All that is not to mention, of course, the fact that remastered versions of their entire catalogue on CD are scheduled for release in September as well.
Need more? 'Why The Beatles Broke Up' is the cover story in the latest issue of Rolling Stone.
There's even some speculation that the Beatles' records could finally be coming to iTunes, but that still looks like wishful thinking as much as anything.
There tends to be a certain ebb and flow to interest in The Beatles, but this does seem like an interesting little uptick. I don't think there's any question that Guitar Hero has wildly increased the familiarity younger kids have with hair bands (I base this in part on my nephews' shockingly advanced knowledge of 'Rock And Roll All Nite'); I'll be curious to watch for an increase in the visibility of Beatles tunes among ten-year-olds.
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15 August 2009
FoxHurricane.com: Ana now Bill in Atlantic
This morning Ana reformed from the remnants of TD2 and then Invest 90L became TD #3 and quickly upgraded to Tropical Storm Bill at 5pm today.
Tropical Atlantic
At the same time there is a tropical wave moving thru Florida bring thunderstorms across the state and more widespread across the southern part of the state. This is an area that has a slight chance of developing and we are watching. Ana has been struggling this afternoon after a burst of convection early on. She is now experiencing a bit of shear along with moving into a very dry air mass to the west. Water vapor imagery shows the large area of dry air just to the west of Tropical Storm Ana.
Water Vapor
With that in mind the intensity forecast for Ana is still highly uncertain since some computer models continue to show very modest strengthening over the next several days. The WRF model which is run in the FOX 13 weather center continues to show slow strengthening of Ana as wind shear should lessen. The WRF is also in agreement with the GFDL in a more southerly track compared to many of the other models. At the same Bill continues to gain strength as he moves towards the Lesser Antilles.
WRF Model Saturday Evening
The WRF model shows both storms continuing West for the next couple of days with a gradual turn more northerly.
WRF Model Tuesday Morning
By Tuesday morning Ana is approaching the eastern tip of Cuba which may be a bit too fast. The official forecast track has it moving slower than the WRF model indicates. The official forecast track also shows Ana approaching the southern Gulf of Mexico on Thursday. A word of caution in this forecast…this is a 5 day forecast and the error in this forecast is quite large. This storm could go anywhere from the Yucatan to Daytona to miss the U.S. completely by brushing the Carolina coast. This will become more clear over the coming days.
13 August 2009
How The Luscious 'Mad Men' Is Making Cheap And Ugly Television Look Bad
From left to right: Rich Sommer, Elisabeth Moss, Aaron Staton, Bryan Batt, Vincent Kartheiser, Michael Gladis, and Christina Hendricks are part of the Mad Men cast that's raising the stakes for visually satisfying television. (AMC)
by Linda Holmes
The fawning over the attention to detail on AMC's Mad Men, which returns for a third season on Sunday night, can get a little precious, there's no question. When The New York Times spends an entire article discussing the creative process of simulating period cocktails and House Beautiful offers Mad Men-inspired decorating tips -- including a lead on a great typewriter for $140, because who wouldn't want that taking up some room? -- it feels a little fussy.
The thing is: it's all deserved, because this is the show that has made it harder than ever to claim that television is cheap-looking because it's television, and that it cannot be visually imaginative or interesting. It's the first show to build its reputation on its perfect look since HDTV came along and made that perfect look a much more important element of a high-end hour-long drama.
Christina Hendricks plays Joan Holloway. (AMC)
Look at office manager Joan Holloway (Christina Hendricks). To see Joan is to understand Joan, from the bold color of her dress to the red hair to the pen necklace. But mostly, just look at how everything down to the curve of her eyebrow communicates something. Joan has not just been made a woman of the 1960s; she has been made a very specific woman of the 1960s. It's not just about period pieces. It's about how a character's brand of energy is delivered in visual language.
There are a lot of shows that are good, and well-made, and well-written, and lots of them undoubtedly have hard-working prop masters and costume people who are brilliant and unappreciated. But it has been Mad Men that has, over its first two seasons, brought the idea of rich visuals to the forefront of television production and criticism like nothing else since the widespread adoption of bigger and better televisions.
This is the kitchen where the Draper family lives, far from the Sterling Cooper offices, where you know you would never see wood this color. (AMC)
The show's aesthetic is so important to its relationship with viewers that it fueled AMC's wildly popular 'Mad Men Yourself' campaign. It's one thing to get people interested in what they'd look like as a cartoon person on The Simpsons or as a Christmas elf, but it's another to simply have them so invested in your way of visualizing blood-and-bone, non-sci-fi human beings that they want to know how they'd look through your lens -- even if it's as a drawing.
It wasn't long ago that a frequent shorthand for the notion that a movie looked cheap was that it looked like television. But particularly in an era when a decent number of people either see HDTV or see shows like this on DVD or Blu-ray, there's no earthly reason television should look cheap unless it actually...you know, decides to look cheap.
Mad Men -- and, for that matter, Lost and Burn Notice and a number of other shows -- now feature distinct visual signatures that pop into your head whether you mean them to or not -- Lost is a leafy green show, to me, and Burn Notice is beachy and bleached out. This is more than the trendy Miami Vice flamingo stuff. It's not about having a look; it's about having a look that's been thought through.
More than ever, the best shows on television, like the best movies, have to think through visual style as well as scripts and performances. And what Mad Men has done to make it fashionable to engage in serious discussions about the rich look of a TV show can't be overestimated. Not every show can be a glamorous period piece and not every show can be shot in Hawaii (like Lost). But we've officially matured past 'TV looks bad because it's TV.' If it looks bad, it's because it looks bad. And if it looks like this, it's because somebody is working very hard.
The curves, corners, and glass walls of Sterling Cooper offices say a great deal about what goes on in the place. (AMC)
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03 August 2009
August Metal and not so Metal Music Mix
Mouth for war
Pantera
Motley Crue
Pantera
Silversun Pickups
Slayer
Jimmy Eat World
Spinal Tap
28 July 2009
"The State" LIVE
Click here to watch on the YouTube playlist page.
24 July 2009
TRON Teaser Trailer
The new Tron trailer looks pretty sick. Love that the Dude is coming back for this one.
Enjoy the light cycle goodness:
Big thanks to /Film for the trailer story
Bella & Tara - Adorable Animal Odd Couple
I love this video. KO showed it to me one Sunday morning and it made my day.
Friday seems like a good pick me up day...so here you go:
Don't you just love it? If so, here's their followup to all the buzz this story generated for Tara and Bella:
Happy Friday!
22 July 2009
The World of Chemistry
If it was that fun in school, I'd be Louis freakin Pasteur.
Ciao.
21 July 2009
Google Voice
Google.com/voiceLate to the party...as usual.
This service looks pretty cool. Plus, being the Google fanboy that I am, I've signed up for my invite to get a Google Phone Number.
Truth be told, I can't help feeling like it's one step closer to "1984" with Google assigning me a number. That said, I'm still excited to try it.
Here are a list of all their videos detailing the many features of Google Voice.
Below is their Overview video:
20 July 2009
My First 8 Tracks Online Music MixTape
I'm trying out this music mix creation site called 8Tracks.
It works just like any other social network...create account..make profile, post bio, etc. Then, when you're all signed up...you can make "mixtapes" of at least 8 music tracks from their impressively stocked library.
What makes it different from other music sharing sites? I'll tell you.
I love making mix CDs..and before that mixtapes. I'm of the Rob Gordon mold who expresses my many moods and random music tastes through the use of a sonic encyclopedia that conveys the many sides and shades of my psyche.
Sorry to get a little sappy and weird with that last sentence..but it's true.
This site gave me an online outlet to throw out 8 songs rattling around in my head at the moment. I tried to order them in an easy to listen format...much like a album.
But, let's be honest. There's very little in common with all these artists. Except that I love them all.
So, expect more random audio droppings such as this in the future. I'll try to explain here why they're stuck in my head at the moment.
With that..my first mix:
1. Too Fast For Love > Motley Crue
I've been a little obsessed lately with trying to replace my lost CDs of the first 3 Crue albums...looking for that G Hits Red White and Crue is hard to find. Anyone got the 1st 3 albums they wanna burn for me? I'll be eternally grateful. Until then, I'll just listen here, on Blip.fm and Sirius/XM Hair Nation.
2. You Never Know > Wilco
I just bought the new Wilco album (review here). I'm really enjoying it, and could've put many songs on this list..but I put this on on..because it reminds me (and KO) of the next song of my list...
3. My Sweet Lord > George Harrison
Great, great song. Just gorgeous...and I hadn't thought of it in years...until the new Wilco album. Now, I just want to listen to it. I hope you can understand.
4. What Will You Do When Your Suntan Fades? > Beulah
This is one of my favorite songs by Beulah. Great to listen to on a sunny Florida day at the beach. It's the song that inspired the "album art" on the mix player. Interesting note: The album this song was on was released on September 11, 2001. A little creepy, huh? Like a rose in a desert of sadness and loss.
5. In the Garage > Weezer
I was hanging at a friend's house last Saturday..and the lady of the house did me a solid: playing The Blue Album. If you know me...it'll be no surprise that it's my favorite album of all time..and this is close to my favorite song on the record. (Say it Ain't So is tops) I picked this b/c it's a good fit @ this stage in the mix. I hope you agree.
6. Wynona's Big Brown Beaver > Primus
Song's been coming and going in my psyche since I saw Zak & Miri. I've always liked it...and I wore it out for a week earlier this year.
7. Cut Your Hair > Pavement
This is a random selection. I really wanted to put in a Pavement song among all these other '90s songs...and settled on the most accessible. Is it their best? Not hardly. But, good song, for sure.
8. Mystifies Me( Ron Wood Cover) > Son Volt
A great closer. One of the better covers from a great band and great songwriter in his own right, Son Volt's Jay Farrar. This Stones cover is a great song by them...but, in the hands of Farrar...really moves me still to this day. It's the closing track from Son Volt's debut album, Trace, one of the best records from that decade, IMO. Closing tracks are very important to me...just as much as openers. I'm careful to find the right one when I make a mixtape. I hope you enjoyed this little trip as much as I did...thanks to 8tracks.com.
Update: I just noticed that it plays it as a random mix...so all that effort to present it in a specific order was all for not. Oh well...at least YOU know the order.
The things I do for you people.
Cheers!
16 July 2009
Review: Wilco (the album)
My friend Brock reviewed the latest Wilco album. He and I are of like minds...so I'm asking you to check out his review...as this is a response to his writing.
Here's the last thing he wrote about it. He's dead on.
Now there are a few really good songs on here. It starts off great. "Deeper Down" and "One Wing" are fantastic. "Bull Black Nova" reminds me of Spiders (Kidsmoke). That's great. "You and I" has a duet with Feist. Better on paper than in the song, but still sweet. That's when things take a turn for the bad.There are two songs on this album I really don't like: "You Never Know" (the harmonies piss me off) and "Sonny Feeling" (it's called "Sonny Feeling"). Any momentum during the first half of this album comes crashing to a halt during "You Never Know." It takes several songs to recover. "Country Disappeared" is good enough. "Solitaire" is very nice. Then "I'll Fight" is fantastic. Then it's "Sonny Feeling." Again, terrible.That's the story with this album, and really Wilco as a whole right now. If I compare this album with Wilco's highest points, it's very disappointing. As a stand alone album, it's pretty good. Above average. It just lacks the experimentation of previous albums. The writing has become very pedestrian. However, I still like this album okay. It's worth picking up. It is just very difficult to judge within the whole Wilco catalogue.
As for the entire review...I agree to a point.
The thing with me: I really like the new Album. I must be ready for this Wilco and the one that recorded on "Sky Blue Sky"..which I adore. Jeff shares his views in this great Chicago Public Radio interview on Eight Forty-Eight.
For the record...my top 3 favorite Wilco records are
1. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Still their seminal album. A brilliant masterpiece.
2. Being There - Same as above...until my mind was blown away by YHF.
3. Sky Blue Sky - So simple. So elegant. So optimistic. When I go for a drive listening to this album..it changes the way I look at the world.
Sky was so warm and inviting...like curling up with soup next to a fire. No experimentation, that's for sure..and I do miss that element.
At the same time..I like to revel in great musicians just enjoying their time playing in this great band.
That's the feel I got from Sky..and I'm getting from The Album.
That said..Sky was the only album I loved from the word go. This album reminds me of the others...with the slow burn and the numerous listens necessary to peel back the layers.
So far...Wilco the album hasn't turned out to be onion.
15 July 2009
Zombieland
I can't decide what I think of it...but Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson have me a little intrigued. That said...it could be a bad spoof film...but I'll reserve judgment for a little while.
I do have a few months to build up my hate spew. I DO like that they used Van Halen's "Everybody Wants Some" in the trailer...very underrated Van-DLR song.
Enjoy...and let me know what you think in the comments or tweet me: @coryodonnell
30 June 2009
The Future of Film Editing?
Imagine a Minority Report Virtual Space where you can edit. Now imagine that it's not a pie in the sky dream...it's now.
Wet your whistle yet? Feast your eyes: (thx to @ryan_connolly for the link)
13 June 2009
Charlie - Oscar - Romeo - Yankee
One minute, I'll be thinking about how to better integrate my Google Calendar into my work computer...and make it live on my taskbar.
After I figured that out..my mind immediately wandered. "What are the official Letter Call Signs that communicators and military use?"
Why did I think about that?!? That's a whole 'nother post, I'm sure. But, that's how random my mind will tangent.
That said...the internet is the perfect elixir for my condition. In seconds, I found this PDF with all the official call signs. (The title of this post is my name...as if you didn't already figure that out.)
Here's a great article with the Phonetic letter and how they are used.
The Phoenetic Letter AlphabetNot surprising obviously...but another magical web thing that we take for granted.
- Alpha
- Bravo
- Charlie
- Delta
- Echo
- Foxtrot
- Golf
- Hotel
- India
- Juliet
- Kilo
- Lima
- Mike
- November
- Oscar
- Papa
- Quebec
- Romeo
- Sierra
- Tango
- Uniform
- Victor
- Whiskey
- X-Ray
- Yankee
- Zulu
Off to enjoy the beautiful day in SW Florida. Whole Foods, here we come!
Cheers!
10 June 2009
I Love Penguins! [video]
Yeah...I said it.
Oh...did you think I'm talking the team in Pittsburgh. They're a great team..but my rooting for the Red Wings get in the way of my liking them.
No...I'm talking about these penguins. They're visiting the Blend set from SeaWorld Orlando to do a segment for tomorrow.
Check out this behind the scenes video here and here that I shot with my phone and embedded for your viewing enjoyment. (Sorry..this TV pro doesn't always have a video camera on standby.)
Penguins explore the Fox 4 studio from Cory O'Donnell on Vimeo.
Penguins explore the FOX 4 Weather Center from Cory O'Donnell on Vimeo.
07 June 2009
Malcolm Gladwell...on Spaghetti Sauce? [TED]
Tipping Point author Malcolm Gladwell gets inside the food industry's pursuit of the perfect spaghetti sauce -- and makes a larger argument about the nature of choice and happiness.
Here is a blog by Malcolm from 5 years ago relating to this very topic. For more info on Howard Moskowitz, you know what to do.
Seth Godin on standing out [TED]
Marketing guru Seth Godin spells out why, when it comes to getting our attention, bad or bizarre ideas are more successful than boring ones.
For more info and great ideas - read Seth Godin's Blog.
J.J. Abrams' mystery box [TED]
The True Face of DaVinci [TED]
Video via TED.com
06 June 2009
How To Read A Person Like a Book [PDF]
Anyway, I searched for it @ the local library system. Nothing.
Thanks to Scribd...I can download the entire book for free. Awesome.
You can too..and I made it easy. Below is the embed of the entire document. In order to download, you'll need to sign up for a free account...or use your existing OpenID account.
Happy Reading!
How to Read a Person Like a Book
04 June 2009
03 June 2009
Greatest Shift in Hockey History
A close second to the victor - No. 43 for the Red Wings, Darren Helm, killing the penalties against 4 Blackwawks in the Western Conference Finals:
Here's the Real Greatest Shift in Hockey History:
02 June 2009
Conan's First Tonight Show - Cold Open
I had forgotten that he did a tour of all the NBC affiliates in the nation..perfect time to shoot all the shots for this.
Epic Open..Conan rules!