14.12.09
My Week #34
My Week #34 (December 7-13) from nocoastfilms on Vimeo.
Snow.
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Three Links and a Dot
Gizmodo was entertaining this afternoon. Here are three links worth sharing.
Awesome White Elephants including Burrito Glasses:
Custom stuffed toys made from your child's sketches:
And sculptures made from dust.
I should clean my house.
When I got home, Dottie had been on my computer. This is what she managed to get up on the screen:
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Labels: art, cats, christmas, dottie, techmology
9.12.09
7.12.09
My Week #33
My Week #33 (November 30-December 6) from nocoastfilms on Vimeo.
Finally getting better at riding and shooting with the new camera, First Friday, Melt Banana & snow, among other things.
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It's Winter in Nebraska, and I Commute By Bike
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3.12.09
Destruction Myth

I ordered this today. You should too, whether you care about anything or nothing.
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Labels: books, mathias, poetry, things you should do
This is exciting
Ben Russell is on Vimeo.
Daumë from Ben Russell on Vimeo.
(7:00, 16mm, color/B/W, sound, 2000)
“One of the strangest films I have ever seen; its characters come and go as if they’re ‘primitives’ posing for the camera, either obeying or fighting an ethnographer’s controlling eye.” - Fred Camper, Chicago Reader
That's the first film of his I ever saw, back in 2003 in my first 16mm film class with Leslie Thornton.
The Red and the Blue Gods from Ben Russell on Vimeo.
(8:00, 16mm, live sound, 2005)
An ethnographic field report in which the Anthropologist describes the mythic creation of an unnamed ‘sun-scraping structure’ through the ritualized actions of the Red and the Blue Gods.
Performed with live narration and sound effects over a pre-recorded soundscape.
This one, he had in the Movies with Live Soundtracks that played in the very very crowded upstairs of some building at RISD that I forget the name of. That was a great show.
I could embed all of his work here, but that would be annoying. Just go over to his Vimeo page and enjoy.
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Bike-mas

In Copenhagen, the tree will only light up if the cyclists keep it going.
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26.11.09
25.11.09
3.11.09
Tugboat Represent!
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Bundling
NPR just announced that Weezer and the Snuggie have teamed up to offer a bundled Weezer-branded Snuggie along with their new album. TOO MUCH!
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