I can go on and on about 2005, but it was really a great year for me personally. I took almost 3000 photographs of the New York City area, and had my work in a gallery showing in Manhattan and … Continue reading
Hamachi is an excellent piece of free VPN software. In this tutorial, you can learn how to run it as a service in Windows as opposed to an application. A must-have for Hamachi users. read more | digg story
LOS ANGELES – Who’s afraid of a couple of gay cowboys? Not moviegoers, who helped “Brokeback Mountain” post the highest per-screen average over the film-flush holiday weekend. The Ang Lee film, which follows the 20-year forbidden romance between two roughneck … Continue reading
Okay, I’ve wanted to put this together for a LONG time, so here it is. My first ever end-of-year Fucko List. What is a fucko list and how does one get on it? Well, it’s quite simple, actually. The fucko … Continue reading
Is there really a more vacuous hole than [tag]Xeni Jardin[/tag]? I hardly think so.
Nintendo Wins Handheld Gaming Market When it comes to handheld gaming, the story is much different. Sony’s overpriced PSP continues to lag, as a steady stream of warmed-over PS2 games port over. Nintendo, using a double-barreled attack that features the … Continue reading
Michael Vale, best known for portraying the baker in the Dunkin Donuts commercials died of complications from diabetes. He was 83 years old. His iconic character, Fred the Baker, will be remembered by millions for his portrayal of a hapless … Continue reading
Pounding his chest and speaking in his typically incoherent way, [tag]Roger Toussaint[/tag] proudly announced that the [tag]Transit Workers Union[/tag] had basically accepted the contract offered by the [tag]MTA[/tag] before they went on an illegal [tag]strike[/tag] paralyzing the city for three … Continue reading
I’ve been playing a lot with Premiere Pro lately (I’m sure that comes as a major surprise to you). Today the mission was playing around with the titler and razor tools…
Yahoo News stoking the fire on the non-story that won’t go away: NEW YORK – Four days after the city’s transit strike ended, Mayor [tag]Michael Bloomberg[/tag] was still coming under fire for his use of the word “[tag]thug[/tag]gishly” to describe … Continue reading
Well-known actor, Vincent Schiavelli died this afternoon at his home in Italy of lung cancer. For me, my favorite role of his was as the eccentric ghost in the subways and Patrick Swayze’s mentor in the movie “Ghost.” His line, … Continue reading
I shot these guys coming home one night. I love the way they defy gravity and turn the train car into a stage. Really amazing stuff..
Not necessarily safe for the little ones, but not vulgar either.
The story about Mao’s little red book and the student who was visited for checking it out? BS. Check it out here. Never let it be said I’m above printing a retraction. Although, the fact that it was so easily … Continue reading
So today is one of those rare occasions where Christmas and Chanukah come on the same day. I just wanted to take a minute to wish every single one of you who read a Merry Christmas and a Happy Chanukah. … Continue reading
In case you’ve never ridden on the NYC subway:
I know… Lots of “Youtube” stuff lately…
(You’ve got to listen to the words, though. It really is fricking funny.)
NY Newsday: Asked if there should be amnesty from fines for striking workers or their union, Pataki, mentioned as a presidential candidate, said: “Certainly not from my standpoint. The penalties and the fines under the Taylor Law are automatic. They … Continue reading
An undeniable discrepancy… Not burning evenly I don’t get it. If I’m offended by black people, I’m a racist. If I’m offended by gays, I’m a homophobe. If I think of women as less than equals, then I’m a sexist, … Continue reading