If you were at any of the screenings of The Matador at SXSW this week, you know how amazing the score is. Some of us lucky enough to get to the premiere were also even luckier to get a copy of the CD composer John Califra had made as a special surprise, containing excerpts of the score. The producer encouraged us to "share it with your friends." Accordingly, here it is, friends.
It’s been exhausting! I’ve been able to attend a few panels and go to a few parties, but let’s focus on the films for now:
Documentary about several teams of kids from around the country competing in Sally Ride’s Toy Challenge. The kids constantly impress with their ingenuity and teamwork, and the Saturday Night Fever […]
The Apple Keyboard. It’s sleek. It’s metal. It’s nearly flat. It’s not “Pro” or “Extended” or “Adjustable”. It just *is.*
I like the scissor action of the keys, just in the same way I like them on my MacBook Pro. I’m not sure I like the keys without the beveled edges, though. I use that […]
Photogamer: Self, originally uploaded by mboszko.
I’m pretty happy with this self-portrait. Aside from the massive amounts of hair.
Henry Rollins on Intelligent Design:
The video that was embedded here is gone — it was hosted on YouTube and has since been deleted.
Excellent! Now I finally get to see [the presentations that I missed](http://rentzsch.com/c4/c41VideosAvailable) due to my cancelled flight. First one below:
The video that was embedded here is gone — it was hosted on Viddler, which no longer serves it.
