Archive for August, 2007

“Jessica Rabbit” scene done shot-for-shot in Lily Allen video

  • August 30th, 2007
  • Posted in video

This is awesome – this is an almost exact shot-for-shot remake of Jessica Rabbit’s famous scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, featuring Lily Allen and Mark Ronson’s newest song as the background, and a CG Lily. The song is definitely an earworm too. I wouldn’t be surprised to start seeing this pop up all [ READ MORE ]

Headphones don’t fit in your new iPhone? Hack ‘em!

The iPhone is one of the best thought-out devices ever made, but that doesn’t stop if from having a shortcoming here and there. One of its more obvious flaws is that the metal around the headphone jack is so damn slim that you can’t fit most 3rd party headphones. Sure, the iPhone headphones have a mic [ READ MORE ]

Just try not to click that link!

clipped from www.flickr.com  We’ve got a TwitterFeed set up to post a popular clip from clipmarks to twitter every few hours or so. (http://twitter.com/clipmarks/).I’m always amazed by the great clips that find their way there, but this one literally made me guffaw here in the office. That’s got to be one of the most clickable [ READ MORE ]

A Beach Party, Fireworks, and Music

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Bacn can be good for you – save hours with smart email filters

There’s a new term being tossed around twittersphere like crazy this weekend: “bacn“. Originally written about by Andy Quayle, the term got a lot of buzz at Podcamp Pittsburgh, and for good reason. Sure, we don’t really need another buzzword, but bacn describes a problem we all have, and defining that problem will help bring [ READ MORE ]

Doc Watson at the Elephant’s Trunk

  • August 18th, 2007
  • Posted in vlog

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What’s your house’s Walk Score?

How walkable is your place (or that dream house you’ve been thinking of)? When Sara and I look at getting a place, not needing a car for every little errand will be high on my list of wants. clipped from www.walkscore.comWalk Score helps people find walkable places to live. Walk Score calculates the walkability [ READ MORE ]

New Media wonks are jumping on the Clip-to-blog bandwagon

I’ve been working hard on some new stuff for Clipmarks and admittedly haven’t been paying as much attention as I’d like to the quiet traction that Clip-to-blog is gaining in the New Media space. Clip-to-blog lets you clip the best parts of a web page and easily post them to your blog, and I’ve always hoped [ READ MORE ]

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