Lists of Bests
A great site for lists. Want to know the top 100 movies of all time, or the 100 greatest alternative albums? Lists of the Bests has it. There is also a cool feature to let you build your own list and track your consumption of items. If you are interested in a "Top 100"list check this place out.
Blurb Home
Blurb Home
Awesome and easy way to publish books. I haven't looked into the pricing but have demo'd and am impressed.
Awesome and easy way to publish books. I haven't looked into the pricing but have demo'd and am impressed.
Lifehacker, the Productivity and Software Guide
Lifehacker, the Productivity and Software Guide
My personal favorite site on the web to help me be productive. This site constantly points me to free apps and life hacking tips that add to productivity. Look into their Lifehacker pack that includes some great free apps.
My personal favorite site on the web to help me be productive. This site constantly points me to free apps and life hacking tips that add to productivity. Look into their Lifehacker pack that includes some great free apps.
Smokey and the Bandit (1977)
Smokey and the Bandit (1977)
So I'm at home the other night and what should be on back to back channels but "Smokey & the Bandit" and "Blues Brothers". First thought was to contact BL and look for guidance but I decided on Smokey. I have Blues Bros. on DVD so it can be watched unedited and without commercial interuption. Smokey is such a riot and seeing Sally Fields and Burt in their youth and so full of energy is invigorating.
One thing that was funny was that whenever I would tune to Blues Bros., my boy Trayton would ask me. "Are you watching your movie?". There was a period when the boys were very young 12-20 months old when we didn't have cable and I would watch BB almost daily. The funniest part is I don't think we've watched it for about 10 to 12 months, so for him to identify it cracked me up. They sure are sponges.
So I'm at home the other night and what should be on back to back channels but "Smokey & the Bandit" and "Blues Brothers". First thought was to contact BL and look for guidance but I decided on Smokey. I have Blues Bros. on DVD so it can be watched unedited and without commercial interuption. Smokey is such a riot and seeing Sally Fields and Burt in their youth and so full of energy is invigorating.
One thing that was funny was that whenever I would tune to Blues Bros., my boy Trayton would ask me. "Are you watching your movie?". There was a period when the boys were very young 12-20 months old when we didn't have cable and I would watch BB almost daily. The funniest part is I don't think we've watched it for about 10 to 12 months, so for him to identify it cracked me up. They sure are sponges.
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