Monthly Archives: February 2010

Project Arbiter

A friend of mine sent me a link to the official website for an independent film called Project Arbiter a few days back. I’m sharing it with you because I know that many of you are big science fiction fans. Instead of trying to explain the plot, I’m just going to drop in the synopsis from the site.

Project Arbiter is a sci-fi espionage story that demonstrates how a small quiet victory tips the balance of power and foretells the outcome of World War II. Created by a group of passionate and innovative filmmakers, the Project Arbiter team is skilled at mastering limited resources while aspiring to high professional standards, especially with regard to the end result, the quality of what you experience on-screen. We hope you will join us in realizing our goal to make a rich and compelling short film.

Set in 1943, the height of WWII, this is a story about an experimental O.S.S. unit code named Project Arbiter. Thousands of feet above Northern Europe a small plane carries a skeleton crew of the Allies best, including Special Fields Op. Captain Joseph Colburn. His handler, Major Thomas Hardy does a final review of the mission’s grim intel: infiltrate a mysterious villa on the Polish border and uncover its secrets. Colburn emerges donning a prototype suit, which can temporarily render its occupant invisible. As the plane’s bay doors howl open Colburn begins to put on the skull-faced helmet when the plane is rocked by an anti-aircraft shell. Rapidly losing air pressure and altitude, now there’s no question… this is a one-way mission.

It sounds cool, to say the least… and the trailer looks great. I think this is definitely a project to keep an eye on.

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Clearing Snow From the Roof

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The Mitchell and Webb Situation – Farming

This had me laughing until I was crying.

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Pooh Did What?

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Codeorgan

If you’re a web designer, then you analyze your site in every way you can. But have you ever heard what your code sounds like?  Using Codeorgan, you can. Codeorgan analyzes the body of your site and creates a musical mix from it. I tried a couple of sites. Some are awful and others are pretty nice. Try it out on your own or your favorite bookmarks!

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SarcMark

A company called Sarcasm, Inc. has created a new punctuation mark to be used in online communications to help users convey sarcasm. It’s aptly named the SarcMark. Unfortunately, you have to pay to use it.

You can find out more at the official SarcMark website.

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Sheer Beauty

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Booty On the Water

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Fox News: Doctors Urging for a Safer, “Choke-Free” Hot Dog

Since there’s clearly nothing else more important going on in the world, Fox News recently reported on the severe choking hazard hot dogs pose to young children. In fact, the evil frank is posing such a threat to our kids that doctors (and the American Academy of Pediatrics as a whole) are urging manufacturers of “unsafe” foods such as hot dogs to come up with “safer” designs.

Never mind the fact that most children who choke do so because their idiot parents either weren’t watching them or didn’t cut their food up into small enough pieces for them to manage. I mean, seriously, it’s a goddamn hot dog. If you can’t handle properly feeding your child a hot dog, then don’t have kids. Or better yet, don’t feed them a fucking hot dog. It’s one of the many reasons that American kids are such fatasses, anyway.

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New Species of Leopard Announced

According to this National Geographic article, the top predator on the Southeast Asian island Borneo is a previously undocumented species of leopard. The coolest part? This new species actually has a different skin coloration and fur pattern than “regular” leopards. How they’ve gone such a long time without being noticed is still a mystery.

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