My outside wall
Last time it rained, water leaked in at least 5 places. I happened to be on the roof inspecting/repairing an errant DirecTV cable, and snapped this iPhone shot near one of the leaks.
Month: November 2009
Reading Around on November 1st through November 2nd
A few interesting links collected November 1st through November 2nd:
- Redeeming iPhone App Promo Codes in iTunes – You can redeem a code at the iTunes Store by following these instructions: Open iTunes. Click iTunes Store in the pane on the left-hand side of the window. Click the Redeem link in the QUICK LINKS box on the right-hand side of page. Enter your code. Click the Redeem button.
- Two Bare Hands – Staring at your two bare hands For hours.Just like a young,
Sexually frustrated male
On a Friday night
With nothing better
To do.
Aqua Blue
really turning out to be an interesting building
Here’s the last time I visited the building, prior to completion:
http://www.b12partners.net/wp/2008/10/08/aqua-project-delayed/
Netflixed: Burn After Reading
“Burn After Reading” (Universal Studios)
Latest from Ethan and Joel Coen
In this darkly comic farce from Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, an ousted CIA official (John Malkovich) loses his penned memoir to a pair of moronic gym employees (Brad Pitt and Frances McDormand, in a Golden Globe-nominated role) who use it to try and turn a profit. George Clooney and Tilda Swinton round out the cast of this irreverent tale of poorly executed espionage, which also earned a Golden Globe nod for Best Picture (Comedy). [Click to continue reading Burn After Reading]
Enjoyable, not deep, not their best work, not their worst. Whew, could have just twittered this evaluation of the film. In fact, this isn’t my best review either. Not my worst, not very deep, not encouraging you to stampede to rent the damn thing. I blame the weather.
Roger Ebert concurred
This is not a great Coen brothers’ film. Nor is it one of their bewildering excursions off the deep end. It’s funny, sometimes delightful, sometimes a little sad, with dialogue that sounds perfectly logical until you listen a little more carefully and realize all of these people are mad. The movie is only 96 minutes long. That’s long enough for a movie, but this time, I dunno, I thought the end felt like it arrived a little arbitrarily. I must be wrong, because I can’t figure out what could have followed next. Not even the device in the basement would have been around for another chapter.
[Click to continue reading Burn After Reading :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews]