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A nice little collection of proverbs on sleep. Also, see All-Nighters, a new series that examines our sleeping habits and troubles on the Opinionator Blog.
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A nice little collection of proverbs on sleep. Also, see All-Nighters, a new series that examines our sleeping habits and troubles on the Opinionator Blog.
The Internet at my house went out and I kind of don’t mind because it gets me out of the nasty habit of consuming things for a short attention span and let’s me get back to lengthier, quality things like reading Francis Ford Coppola’s unproduced script, ‘Megalopolis.’
@1 week agoThis is pretty much the newest addition to my playlist, ‘Profound,’ which is where all your wildest dreams come true.
One of the most compelling pieces of music in the film, however, wasn’t composed by Greenwood, and you won’t find on the official soundtrack. It’s by an Estonian contemporary classical composer named Arvo Pärt. The piece is called “Fratres;” here’s the mp3 (20MB, 11min 30sec) recording by violinist Gidon Kremer and pianist Kieth Jarrett.
Day = Made
Enlightening how Rose and Waltz talk about the difference between a career and a vocation.
Via The Playlist:
Gia Coppola films a love letter to the French New Wave in a short starring Jason Schwartzman and Kirsten Dunst.
My two favorite people sit down and talk.
Rob Serling talks about injecting his philosophy into his work. This, and an entire pot of gold for writer’s and thinkers everywhere on Go Into The Story: rob serling
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I also post mobile photos on flickr (http://www.flickr.com/photos/micvskyeno/)
And sometimes, I still do that on this here weblog.