Softbox
Now this, this is a softbox.
Carpet Depth of Field
Now this, this is a softbox.
Here’s the holding page for forthcoming reviews of the scary movie Cloverfield. Quick summary:
Five young New Yorkers throw their friend a going-away party the night that a monster the size of a skyscraper descends upon the city. Told from the point of view of their video camera, the film is a document of their attempt to survive the most surreal, horrifying event of their lives.
Hopefully this will be good; it’s like a professional version of the Blair Witch Project. Looks to have fewer scary walk-around-house and more large scale horror thrills. I’ve found that, the more confined house spaces that are involved in a movie, the more scared I am.
Found this in an abandoned office.
This one is a stellar flier.
Kathie Jenkins wrote an article entitled “10 cheap eats under $10” in the Thursday, September 27, 2007 edition of the Saint Paul Pioneer Press. Naturally, the Pioneer Press doesn’t have a version of the article online, and Jenkin’s Pioneer Press-hosted blog only has a teaser for the article, probably due to editorial restrictions. That said, some of the comments at her blog about cheap eats are rather helpful. So, I’ve decided to reproduce her list here, since I’ve been to exactly one of these places and would like to keep them in mind for the future. So, to be clear, what follows is Jenkin’s work, abbreviated here because the Pioneer Press apparently doesn’t want the advertising revenue that could result from carrying old articles. Finally, I’ve eliminated IKEA from the list of places to eat, because my experience there was atrocious. A list of 9, then!
And that’s the list — I look forward to trying out some of their inexpensive yet (apparently) tasty offerings in the future.
A gift from Katy.
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