I’ve been invited to do a short weekly weather segment for MediaMoGirl. It’s a soon-to-launch NYC-based online media site.
Since I know nothing about weather, I thought it would be good to get some survival tips from our local weatherman. So he gave me some tips on the condition of anonymity. Here’s the footage.
Here’s the clip (click image below)
Here’s a wacked out acid-trip video for the next time you’re trippin. I found it on Chuck Shephard’s “Weird Universe.“
People often ask how I have time to make so many short videos. The truth is, it typically takes about 1-2 hours per edited minute of a video. This depends, of course, on how packaged a video is (and packaging doesn’t always equate with the “viralness” of the piece. This time includes conceiving, scripting, shooting,…
Imagine sending a fax from the beach via a computer, or using a payphone to say goodnight to your child… from another timezone. It was all part of AT&T’s WE WILL campaign, and remarkably accurate in its general predictions. But unfortunately we’re not sure the telecommunications company pulled any of these off. Hey- at least…
Here’s my Chumby‘s path so far. He can hardly wait to meet me. I hope he’s not to cold in Anchorage. You can track him too. And Sukatra is lying below about the credit card problem, although that did happen with the Mac Book Pro I tried to buy last week. This was my consolation…
So at about 12:30 today I had an anaphylactic fit (which can be terminal if you don’t get epinephrine in time). Two years ago I had my first, and got to the hospital inside an hour– and was fine. This time we drove there inside 20 minutes and my breathing started to get restricted and…
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Hey Nalts! Forget the weather, you should be a reporter for 60 Minutes.
Speaking of 60 Minutes, Did you ever wonder if Andy Rooney still alive?
Even if Andy Rooney is dead, they probably still use his corpse with puppeteers and old voice recordings.
He’s still alive, but he hasn’t started to smell really bad.
That’s, he’s *not* alive, but . . .
That was great. In Oklahoma, weathermen are really kind of popular since they predict exactly which intersections and neighborhoods tornados are going to strike when they form.