The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 860 times in 2015. If it were a cable car, it would take about 14 trips to carry that many people.
So it used to be that i copy and paste a link url and 50/50 shot i would get either an embedded video in a blog post/page or a text link.
So we could create a list of video productions with a list of the url’s in the list.
Now it shows an apostrophe instead of either the url text or an embedded video. Not bad enough that you could never predict when it was going to be a embedded video or a text link. Worked fine on the 50/50 before now i get an apostrophe. which i can’t format the alignment in the list, or do anything with.
DTPs/ HTML editors/Word Processing programs, basic stuff available for a decade and more, but not now, we’re mixing it the fuck up!
So you can guess what you might get, but might be wrong!@ lol thanks WP.
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Tonight Kbatz is chatting with the lovely but still scary local actress, model, and entertainer Tanya Paoli!
Growing up in Delaware and based now in Philadelphia – an area not necessarily known for its filmmaking – when did you decide you wanted to be in front of the camera? How did your first film work come about?
I always had a fascination with acting, and having my picture taken. I took drama in high school, and had lots of practice, because my father was pretty strict(haha). I learned to be quite the actress. I feel that it comes naturally for me. I always had a vivid imagination, and would play out scenarios I imagined and created as a child. In a way it also kind of started with me being a singer in an all girl punk band called the Impatients. I got over feeling nervous singing in front…
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Ehh switch another light on you want people to believe your line..
via Stanley Kubrick Confesses To Faking The Moon Landings | Your News Wire.
This video has been doing the rounds for the past couple of days. Did a filmmaker get a confession out Stanley Kubrick in the days before his death in 1999 that he had helped to fake the 1960s moon landings?
Well, of course not. Not because it couldn’t be true – of all the ‘classic’ conspiracy theories, a faked moon landing has probably the most believable explanation, as the US had come second to the USSR at every step of the space race – but because it clearly isn’t Stanley Kubrick. And it’s digital footage which would have been enormously expensive to produce with rather bulky equipment in 1999, rather than the “hidden cam” we see here.
But it’s well done, nevertheless. Here’s the first part, and you can see the rest – including a “leaked” cut of…
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