And then one day you find 100 posts have got behind you. That means over 500 senses working overtime. Pretty cool stat.
Only one place to go to end the first 100 posts and that's a back to the future style series of items. Each one of these has a backward glance in common. Hey Ho - let's go!
1 100 Years After (back to the future)
I love these glimpses into the future from 100 years ago via a series of postcard images. Clearly, machines and, curiously, sea life features a lot!
2 A modern Walden
This 20 year old guy abandoned his car and walked off into the woods...and lived there...for 27 years! Amazing!
3 Does it hold up?
The Verge takes a backward look at The Social Network and does a good job. I didn't like the film much at the time (a movie about Facebook founders? Meh) but the article made me want to go back and take another look.
4 Macca at Abbey Road 1974
Great version of Band on the Run BEFORE Wings imploded.
5 Budweiser advert hits the spot
Aired during the superbowl - this is a timely reminder of America's origins and the stoopidity of Trump's immigration restrictions.
Overtime
Broooooooooce! The boss attempts a fan request...and nails it! Hey - he's da boss!
I've got one, two, three, four, five senses working overtime trying to take this all in
Showing posts with label Back To The Future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Back To The Future. Show all posts
Friday, March 24, 2017
Friday, October 23, 2015
Senses working overtime #27
1 Ta Prohm
Haunting, provocative, humbling - the ruins at Ta Prohm!
2 Back To The Future II
Wednesday, the 21st October 2015 - that's the date Marty and the doc end up in during BTTF 2.
Loved this article about what the film (made in 1985 remember) got right (or not) in their 30 year into the future.
3 Malcolm Gladwell book titles
I loved this one - it reimagines titles to The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell
4 The death of the death of books.
Cool article reaffirming the tangible! Books (and to a lesser extent - vinyl!)
5 Star Wars
The promo is awesome, so is this article about it (what other movie has its promo dissected forensically?), so is this poster!!
Haunting, provocative, humbling - the ruins at Ta Prohm!
2 Back To The Future II
Wednesday, the 21st October 2015 - that's the date Marty and the doc end up in during BTTF 2.
Loved this article about what the film (made in 1985 remember) got right (or not) in their 30 year into the future.
3 Malcolm Gladwell book titles
I loved this one - it reimagines titles to The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell
4 The death of the death of books.
Cool article reaffirming the tangible! Books (and to a lesser extent - vinyl!)
5 Star Wars
The promo is awesome, so is this article about it (what other movie has its promo dissected forensically?), so is this poster!!
Overtime 1: Just something about this story - the title - Ahmed the clockmaker and that photo, makes me giggle. The unamused weight (literally) of authority, the look on his face - poor little guy stuff. Hilarious!!!
Overtime 2: So much great Star Wars stuff out there. I am not a gamer, but if anything (anything) could sway me to the dark side it's this ad for PlayStation and Star Wars Battlefront
Friday, July 3, 2015
Senses working overtime #11
1 In celebration
Here's the Guardian's picture of the day - sunrise over the Lake District. Superb. Spellbinding. Those were just words and they don't do justice to the beauty of this photo. Love it!
2 Technology and storytelling
This long read by John Lasseter contains a lot of wisdom that can be applied to many fields - including teaching.
3 Star Wars wisdom
I LOVE the Star Wars films. I use them and their wisdom as examples in my daily life and in my teaching (ask my students!) and so I was a sucker for this article. I can't believe he didn't use the greatest line from Phantom Of Menace - your focus determines your reality, but the rest is pretty spot on!
4 Back To The Future
Speaking of great movies. I loved this OTT piece on Robert Zemeckis' great film. Just as a great article should - it made me want to watch the film again (my kids also loved it growing up so it's definitely a Dumbo movie at our house).
5 Gene Vincent 1956
Reading Mark Lewishohn's great great great (times a million) first volume of Beatle history (Tune In) has moved me go back to those songs that inspired John, Paul, George and Ringo.
The subversive Gene Vincent clearly made an impression. He's one scary dude!!
Overtime
Jacky and I have just discovered Fringe. It's from J.J. Abrams. The genius. It's. AMAZING.
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