From the monthly archives: July 2011
At a time when watching the news is just painful because of 24/7 coverage of the debt ceiling fiasco, Shree Bose popped up on a CNN report and totally inspired me with the story of how the 11th grader won the Grand Prize at the first ever Google Science fair with a Science Project that […]
There has been something distinctly inspirational about the way Norway — from Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg to teen survivors to parents of those killed–seemed to instantly grasp the real threat from the attack was not to the security of Norway’s citizens — it was a threat to a treasured way of life, an open culture […]
As a lifetime fan of Edgar Rice Burroughs, I have waited DECADES for this movie to finally get made. It has been in active development since at least 1990 — went from Cynergi to Paramount to Disney and at one point had Robert Rodriguez attached to direct–in the end it’s Andrew Stanton and it looks […]
If you missed the USA-Brazil World Cup quarterfinal soccer match in Dresden Germany today, go find someone who DVR’d it and watch an instant, transcendant classic that had everything — heroes, villains, plot twists and reversals, and a final transcendent moment where patience and incredible effort were rewarded with a magical goal (the latest ever […]
