BOYCOTTING = VENGEANCE
Behind The Music
(I prefer to use this term rather than “intern,” because some internships are nothing more than glorified go-fer positions that pad resumes and involve making copies and getting coffee. Our interns write major features and help decide content. They get real-time experience and make real-time decisions with real risks and consequences. Take that, IBM!)
The Telly Awards
The Telly Awards are taking entries for commercials, films and videos.
Deadline Schmedline
I promised a more personal look at deadline. Here are some photos. The first is an over-the-shoulder view of Daniel (our new intern). Right now he’s doing all the work on the new issue. All I’m doing is answering questions from people that email or call and (trying to) selling ads. Here he is reading [...]
The Shack
So, I’m finally getting around to reading the book that swept across the world a couple years ago. I get behind on some things. I mean, there’s only so much keeping up with the culture around you that one can do. I guess being busy keeping up with the music culture is a big enough [...]
There’s something about that feeling…
He had the excellent piano skills of Elton John and the witty lyricism and story-telling of a Cat Stevens or Jim Croce.
This is how it went down…
But why aren’t the Cowboys playing in the NFC Championship!?! I mean they ARE the Dallas Cowboys!
When you have nothing big to say…
I never knew I had a “soulmate” in Russia, but according to an email I just got, I do! Who knew?!
Helping out
This would be a way to help someone unconditionally. Just a thought.
In defense of Pat Robertson
I would call that “lending a helping hand” and doing something practical (as opposed to just sitting there and casting judgement). So, while the statement Pat Robertson made (which might’ve been expected and “listened for” by critics) might be ill-timed, uncalled for and quite unwise; the overall criticism that Robertson is doing nothing to help out doesn’t hold a lot of water for me.
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