May 2013
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January 2013
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Digital Oblomov: Son of Oblomov →
digitaloblomov:
A program for Son of Oblomov
In 1964 Frank Dulop produced a theatrical adaptation of Oblomov. The play opened at the Lyric Theater in London and starred comedian Spike Milligan as Oblomov. Milligan’s fans were surprised to learn that he would be playing a serious role.
The play, originally…
December 2012
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November 2012
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causticgambler:
no but can we just talk about how the official tf2 shorts give you tips on how to play the game really fuckin subtly
like look at this shit
deal with the sentry first
attack when your enemy’s distracted
killing isn’t a priority as a medic
burn everything just to be friggin’ sure
c’mon anyone who thinks valve don’t know what the fuck they’re doing can go ahead and...
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ANCES MULLES: How We Learn →
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Sucks how the grading system compromises our ability to fully learn. How we choose subjects or professors because it’s easier or gives better grades rather than the interest to learn. How we would memorize every words in the book for an exam and forget them when it’s over. How our grades are…
STANLEY KUBRICK: “I think the big mistake in schools is trying to teach...
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October 2012
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Today, I am proud to announce that I have returned.
Dr. Strangebrew, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Have a Blog
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Looper (Rian Johnson, 2012) –
To the person who said that every story has already been written, I would recommend you to watch Looper.
Never since Robert Heinlein’s short story “—All You Zombies—”, not to mentionLa jetée and its spiritual successor Twelve Monkeys, has the concept of time travel been so sorely pushed to its logical (and illogical) limits. The nature of time travelling as befits the story...
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How did Adventure Time become better than most... →
adventuretime:
A tip of the hat to Charlie Jane Anders at io9 for asking the question, “How did Adventure Time become better than most live-action TV shows?”
Seriously. I can’t stop thinking about Monday’s episode of Adventure Time, which was one of the most intense things I’ve seen in ages. The final scene, where Marceline and Ice King have this weird duet, made me lose my shit and keeps...
the kamuning manifesto: Online Burol: New Media... →
the-transit-of-venus:
by: James Bernard E. Relativo
New media, specifically the internet, has undoubtedly changed the landscape of human interaction and geography forever. What was one a month’s long journey of your pen pal’s snail mail to your mailbox is now but a click away from your gmail to his/her inbox. But…
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Closure.
In summation: In order to be able to write pretty well, some people resort to somewhat unconventional means to get inspired, to feel good after finishing a ritual, or because some things just couldn’t be done without doing a jumpstart. Some writers drink. Some writers smoke. Some writers stand on their heads. Some writers stay on their beds. Some writers inhale rotten apples, just so...
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Before I close operations for the night, I would like to say something on the topic of my impulse control disorder.
Prior to UPFI I don’t know nor have ever met another person who pulls their hair out just for the sheer satisfaction of it. Funny how in UPFI I met three other people who share the symptom with me – two of them I found out when I told them my scriptwriting concept – although...
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TELL YOUR ASWANG STORY VIDEO CONTEST -- Entry #3... →
WARNING! This is a funny joke! Carry on reading! Or you will die, even if you only looked at the word warning! Once there were two little girls named Grady, they were eight- and ten-years-old and lived in a snow-bound hotel, because their alcoholic dad worked as a winter caretaker. They got so bad they tried to burn down the hotel with matches so the father decided that best idea was to get rid of...
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