The treasure trove on YouTube continues to amaze me. For your viewing pleasure, here is a short film (Duration: 0:27 at 28 fps.) of a baseball game shot in 1898 (not a typo!) by Thomas Edison (yes, THAT Edison). According to this website there was a camera positioned behind home… more »
Power of Stories & More…
March 30, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Funny, I was zipping through some email newsletters I get when I stumbled upon a common theme: Storytelling. Om Malik, in a post titled “Why data without a soul is meaningless,” had some interesting points about the use of data: “The problem with data is that the way it is… more »
SonicMadness: Not a Skateboard Ad Garners Attention…
March 21, 2013 by Leave a Comment
I am notorious for having sports on as a background task as I work. Today, while watching March Madness hoops, I caught a glimpse of a Chevy Sonic ad where the car was doing skateboarder tricks. Say what?? I dropped everything and searched YouTube to find it so I could… more »
Visible to the Eye — Works of Literary Graffiti Artists…
March 20, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Check this out! My brother discovered a post on literary graffiti. This Little Prince reference is awesome. I want a stencil. Thanks, Pete! ##
More on Jedemi’s Backstory…
March 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
In the slide deck that describes what Jedemi is all about, there is a reference to a couple of Frank Capra films. In this post, you’ll get a feel for how “You Can’t Take It with You” fits in.
