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Showing posts with label career advice. Show all posts

Star Wars Uncut trailer (link roundup)

Star Wars: Uncut Trailer from Casey Pugh on Vimeo.


Here's the trailer for the Star Wars Uncut project. The first half in particular splices together very funny fan recreations.

And a few more links:

1. Seth Godin describes the three types of valuable worker. Does one of the descriptions match you?

2. Baba Yaga illustration (and more fun stuff).

3. Plush toasted marshmallows.

*Previously: Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man bank.

*Buy Star Wars sketch cards at eBay.

Horror Manga Makeup (link roundup)



Go here to see how to apply horror manga makeup. Via.

And a few more links:

1. David Kopel: English courts used "law French," which was all but indecipherable to the common man. One smart move by American colonists was to use plain English instead.

2. Two articles shed more light on the goings on at Letterman's show. Via.

3. Lots of interesting comments about what it's like to run a startup. One of my alltime favorite books is Microserfs, Douglas Coupland's story about a startup. Via.

*Previously: Incoming WNBA players taught how to apply makeup.

*Buy The Late Shift at Amazon.

Greedo Lego CubeDude (link roundup)



Greedo Lego CubeDude by Andrew Lee.

And a few more links:

1. Very little content, but I still like the teaser site for the Motorola/Google/Verizon Droid. (I guess the thought of my smartphone being a droid is pretty appealing.)

2. Valuable advice from Malcolm Gladwell to would be journalists - - learn a skill in addition to writing such as by getting a degree in accounting. That way you'll be more than an easily replaceable and glorified summarizer. He also gives his secret to writing a good story, and advice for improving public schools. Via.

3. Undead Ted Williams (with frozen head) costume.

*Previously: Ghastly allegations about what the cryogenics lab employees did with Ted Williams' head.

*Buy Greedo toys at eBay.
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