Watched “New Jack City” on DVD. This is a really old movie (from 1991) and I think I’ve seen it before. This film is a nobel attempt to show all the bad things about drugs and crimes using the methods of the recently (80-s) popular action movies. The drug scenes are pretty good, but the … Continue reading New Jack City
Keeping a record of exact dates and places you want to be just in case you will ever get access to the Time machine seems like a really smart idea. (I’ve got it from here, by the way). I was stupid enough not to. Jez, I am so stupid! Imagine, if I get this one … Continue reading Time machine itinerary
I stumbled upon an interesting discussion on how blogs and other other social software (wiki, bookmarks, forums, etc) can be used in education. The discussion is mainly between Scott Moore and Bud Gibson. Basically, Scott is preparing for a class for 1000 students (yes, you’ve heard me right – one thousand. Read more about it … Continue reading Blogs (and other social software) in education
I came across an interesting photography project – The Mirror Project. Participants photograph their own reflection in the mirror. Sounds simple? Well, it’s not as simple as it might seem. What they do is that they make regular themes, like on any other photography website. For example, there you’ll find your “signs” gallery. All pictures … Continue reading The Mirror Project
This photography course is by far the best course I’ve seen on the web. It goes beyond the standard explanations of rule of thirds, and aperture vs. shutter speeds. The course consists of 10 lessons with discussion board attached to all of them for you to read other people’s comments or to ask your question. … Continue reading Free Online Photography Course