If you look quickly, you might think it says "ESPN 30", but it doesn't.
Besides, I'm pretty sure they only go up to #8 ...
Josh finally lives in Maine again
after four years at Boston University,
a stint in Southern California with
Walt Disney Feature Animation,
and two years in Dubai, UAE,
where he created and wrote
Newlywed in Dubai.
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Have you heard that ESPN is launching a 3D network this spring? Here's the logo:
If you look quickly, you might think it says "ESPN 30", but it doesn't.
Besides, I'm pretty sure they only go up to #8 ...
If you look quickly, you might think it says "ESPN 30", but it doesn't.
Besides, I'm pretty sure they only go up to #8 ...
posted by Josh at 10:27 PM |
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Sunday, January 03, 2010
I can't believe I doubted James Cameron.
I'm such a skxawng.
Yes, we saw his film Avatar last night (along with many, many other people, apparently). Of course we had a blizzard in Maine, yet we still drove the 20 miles down to Saco to see it in Imax 3D.
Foolishly we thought we were going to be the only people out in the weather. Nope. The parking lot was full of trucks, Jeeps and other four-wheel drive machines. Gotta love Mainers. A little snow's not going to keep them from the visual event of the decade.
Thus we ended up in the second row, a bit close (especially for the subtitles ... in the lovely Papyrus typeface, no less). But still, it was an awe inspiring film.
I won't give anything away - it's one of those rare movies that everyone needs to see. It has elements for everyone: sci-fi, fantasy, love, war. It's also a metaphor for everything: the Iraq War, deforestation, the colonization of the Americas.
It's just one of those things that everyone should see.
I can't believe I doubted James Cameron.
I'm such a skxawng.
Yes, we saw his film Avatar last night (along with many, many other people, apparently). Of course we had a blizzard in Maine, yet we still drove the 20 miles down to Saco to see it in Imax 3D.
Foolishly we thought we were going to be the only people out in the weather. Nope. The parking lot was full of trucks, Jeeps and other four-wheel drive machines. Gotta love Mainers. A little snow's not going to keep them from the visual event of the decade.
Thus we ended up in the second row, a bit close (especially for the subtitles ... in the lovely Papyrus typeface, no less). But still, it was an awe inspiring film.
I won't give anything away - it's one of those rare movies that everyone needs to see. It has elements for everyone: sci-fi, fantasy, love, war. It's also a metaphor for everything: the Iraq War, deforestation, the colonization of the Americas.
It's just one of those things that everyone should see.
I can't believe I doubted James Cameron.
posted by Josh at 5:04 PM |
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