Finding Neverland wasn’t boisterous, or exhuberantly full of wonder. It was, if anything, understated and simple in its execution. Despite the drama of a crumbling marriage, oppression, depression, and death, there were no histrionics, no yelling, no overwrought grief – these things were just facts of life to be dealt with. This was a movie where . . . → Read More: Review: Finding Neverland
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SimpleTags – A WordPress Plugin for Technorati Tags Found a [tag]plug-in[/tag] for [tag]WordPress[/tag] that makes it dead easy to create [tag]Technorati tags[/tag]. Easy enough that I may actually do it! And those of you who know how lazy I am, will truly appreciate the gravity of that statement. [tag]SimpleTags[/tag] is a WordPress plugin that will allow you to . . . → Read More: Adding Technorati Tags to posts
Andre Agassi began the end of his professional tennis career tonight with a great match vs. Andrei Pavel. Like many people, I’ve been watching Andre Agassi for almost his entire career. Along with a very few others (including Sampras, Conners, and McEnroe), he has brought the sport to new heights of both talent and popularity. He’s . . . → Read More: Agassi’s last first round win Corporate Training & e-Learning Blog: Corporate Learning Forum is HERE! In the blog above, Jenna Sweeney talks about a new listserv for corporate training professionals – the Corporate Learning Forum. I received an “invitation” to this forum at work. Maybe I’m being dense, but I don’t get it. Why would I want to pay $50 a year to . . . → Read More: Corporate Learning Forum – why? Corporate Training & e-Learning Blog: BIG for 2006: LCMSs, Podcasting, and Outsourcing The ratio of average CEO pay to average . . . → Read More: CEOs – taking more than their share? Well, I’m working on podcasting technology for work, so I figured I’d better get my feet wet and learn how to do it. As such, here is a lame example of me talking into a microphone for 16 seconds (approximately): Incidentally, this player is Google’s, as seen in Gmail. Not the prettiest, but it’s the only . . . → Read More: Odeo podcasting (This will be a short one, but only because I’m tired. No reflection on the movie.) The Upside of Anger is about a woman full of anger and the effect she has on her daughters, and their progression toward healing. It manages to be funny, touching, dramatic, and very real. I’m actually having a hard time figuring . . . → Read More: Review: The Upside of Anger GateWorld – Cooper: SG-1 will go on On the heels of the long-running series’ landmark 200th episode, the Sci-Fi Channel has chosen not to renew Stargate SG-1 for an 11th season. This is coming as a shock to some fans as we approach the mid-point of the series record-breaking 10th year in production – the longest continuous . . . → Read More: Stargate SG-1: Over and Out? I’m a little hesitant to review this one, because it doesn’t feel like it would be fair to do so until I’ve seen part three and the end of the story. But I’ll put down my initial thoughts anyway. This is a fun movie. I’m glad I went to see it in the theater, and I’ll definitely . . . → Read More: Review: Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man’s Chest I wasn’t feeling well today, and there wasn’t much on the tube, so I tuned in to the only movie playing that I hadn’t seen before: Hellboy. In sci-fi, comic book, geek circles I had heard that this was a pretty good movie, and from the previews it seemed like it had some decent special effects and . . . → Read More: Review: Hellboy |
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