Inspirational by Tyler Willis

After premiering at the California Independent Film Festival in March of 2009, “Moonlight Sonata” went on to be shown at 10 more festivals, most recently at the 46th Antalya Film Festival in Turkey. It also won two awards, the “Golden Kahuna” Award at the 2009 Honolulu Film Festival and the “Platinum Reel” Award at the 2009 Nevada Film Festival.

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Fog City Pictures and WonderPhil Present Award Winning Feature Film “Moonlight Sonata” at AFM 2009

I worked on this film in film school. Weird.

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November 8, 2009

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November 8, 2009

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November 8, 2009

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As a prank, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak sometimes buys uncut sheets of $2 bills from the U.S. Treasury and has them bound into booklets. Then, when buying small items, he’ll pull out a booklet and cut off a few bills with scissors.

This is perfectly legal, but it’s caused at least one alarmed inquiry by the Secret Service.

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I heart Woz.

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November 8, 2009

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Friendly Fires - “Paris” (Aeroplane Remix)

I’m big on travel. Traveling is the pretty much the only thing I think about anymore. I’ve got an upcoming 8 hour flight to Japan and I’m trying to come up with a traveling playlist for the ride.

My first thought is this amazing remix of Friendly Fires “Paris” which replaces the original vocals with the always beautiful Au Revoir Simone. The original song is a sweet but unremarkable promise to move to France but it becomes an instant party with the heavy Aeroplane synth and the updated vocals.

What suggestions for good traveling songs do you have?

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November 7, 2009

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The difference is that in New York they’re cooking for us. Here they’re cooking for themselves.

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Jonathan Gold, quoted in this week’s New Yorker, talking about the difference between Chinese food in New York and Los Angeles. Add that to your arsenal of cultural comparisons next time you get sucked into that old “NY vs. LA” debate. New York gets the American Chinese food. Los Angeles gets the Chinese Chinese food. (via spiegelman)

Not universally true in either direction in either city.
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What!?! You’re telling me the asian food is worse in NY than it is in LA? Shit, maybe I should rethink the whole moving to New York in a few years thing. SF may be slowly driving me away, but at least the asian food is amazing.

Speaking of amazing, went to Shangri-La last night, it was fantastic (great nepalese place).

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November 7, 2009

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@mikehudack about Bush vs Peirce (they were related and it showed)

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November 7, 2009

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November 6, 2009

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I remember when Steve was my neighbor in Woodside, Calif., and he had no furniture. It struck me that there wasn’t furniture good enough for Steve in the world. He’d rather have nothing if he couldn’t have perfection. And I jokingly said, “The difference between me and Steve is that I’m willing to live with the best the world can provide. With Steve that’s not always good enough.” And if you look at how he tackles building a phone, or building a laptop, he really is in pursuit of this technical and aesthetic perfection. And he just won’t compromise.

— 8 stars speak out on Steve Jobs - Larry Ellison (3) - FORTUNE