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Trade-off of the day

I watched Hobo With a Shotgun on the condition that Mr. Lemon watches the pilot of Twin Peaks.

Sounds fair to me!

prettybooks:

(by Guyana)

prettybooks:

(by Guyana)

Those are some damned sexy dinosaurs.

danromer:

The film I scored, Beasts of the Southern Wild, made the front page of the NY Times arts section. Click the picture to read the article!

danromer:

The film I scored, Beasts of the Southern Wild, made the front page of the NY Times arts section. Click the picture to read the article!

jaylocked:

I WOULD WALK 500 MILES

AND I WOULD WALK 500 MORE

JUST TO BE THE URUKHAI WHO WALKED 1000 MILES TO DROP SOME HOBBITS ON YOUR DOOR

Are they doing the Time Warp?

ilovecharts:

A special message from our friend, Dante Shepherd:
Bone marrow donors are always needed in response to blood diseases like leukemia. Unfortunately, it’s not a simple case of matching blood types, but needing to find a much more exact match between donor and recipient - which is an even larger problem when the number of people on donor registration lists never encompasses enough people to have matches for everyone. The other problem is that it’s not cheap to register donors, either - conducting the analysis so you can properly be added to the lists can cost as much as $100 - so there aren’t always many registration drives that you can take part in.
My Eagle project, back when I was a Boy Scout, was to organize a bone marrow donor registration drive, partly inspired by a Scout in our troop who had died unable to find a match. I’ve been trying to figure out how to use STW to organize a new drive for a while now - a little hard when you can’t all just come down to a local building we’re having it at! - a nice idea but certainly with difficulties before we even get to the costs.
BUT - and this is good news - the National Marrow Donor Program is actually having all costs covered until the end of January. Even better, you can sign up online - it takes less than ten minutes to fill out the forms, you’ll be mailed a cheek-swabbing kit which you mail back - and bam, you’re done and registered, and it was free. So please, if you can, register to be a donor before the month is over. You may never end up being a match for someone - but every person who gets registered helps cut down on the possibility that someone won’t be able to find a match.
If you’re between 18 and 60, please consider becoming registered as a potential donor. It’s a great opportunity to do something easy, and you might end up saving a life someday. Thanks.

I’m registered - it’s really easy and if you’re ever called on to donate, you’ll be doing a really amazing thing.

ilovecharts:

A special message from our friend, Dante Shepherd:

Bone marrow donors are always needed in response to blood diseases like leukemia. Unfortunately, it’s not a simple case of matching blood types, but needing to find a much more exact match between donor and recipient - which is an even larger problem when the number of people on donor registration lists never encompasses enough people to have matches for everyone. The other problem is that it’s not cheap to register donors, either - conducting the analysis so you can properly be added to the lists can cost as much as $100 - so there aren’t always many registration drives that you can take part in.

My Eagle project, back when I was a Boy Scout, was to organize a bone marrow donor registration drive, partly inspired by a Scout in our troop who had died unable to find a match. I’ve been trying to figure out how to use STW to organize a new drive for a while now - a little hard when you can’t all just come down to a local building we’re having it at! - a nice idea but certainly with difficulties before we even get to the costs.

BUT - and this is good news - the National Marrow Donor Program is actually having all costs covered until the end of January. Even better, you can sign up online - it takes less than ten minutes to fill out the forms, you’ll be mailed a cheek-swabbing kit which you mail back - and bam, you’re done and registered, and it was free. So please, if you can, register to be a donor before the month is over. You may never end up being a match for someone - but every person who gets registered helps cut down on the possibility that someone won’t be able to find a match.

If you’re between 18 and 60, please consider becoming registered as a potential donor. It’s a great opportunity to do something easy, and you might end up saving a life someday. Thanks.

I’m registered - it’s really easy and if you’re ever called on to donate, you’ll be doing a really amazing thing.

beatonna:

austinkleon:

Reading positions by Kate Beaton (who’s on Tumblr!)

I sure am!

Yay!

beatonna:

austinkleon:

Reading positions by Kate Beaton (who’s on Tumblr!)

I sure am!

Yay!

(Source: rainbowbunniie)

danromer:

elliotjacobson:

I played drums/cymbals on Dan Romer’s score in this film. Coming soon to a theater near you. So proud of Dan and Benh for kicking butt at Sundance. Click the image for the full story.
“After several days of accelerating heat, U.S. rights to Benh Zeitlin’s debut film Beasts of the Southern Wild have been acquired by Fox Searchlight. Most of the major indie distributors — The Weinstein Co., Sony Pictures Classics and Focus Features among them — sought to pick up the gritty, elliptical drama, which had its world premiere Friday at the Eccles Theatre. Oscilloscope and IFC Films also were involved in bidding. Fox Searchlight will release Beasts this year.”

This is the film I just scored. It’s called Beasts of the Southern Wild. A bunch of my friends played the music with me. Go see it when it comes to your town!

Yay Dan! Can’t wait to see/hear it!

danromer:

elliotjacobson:

I played drums/cymbals on Dan Romer’s score in this film. Coming soon to a theater near you. So proud of Dan and Benh for kicking butt at Sundance. Click the image for the full story.

“After several days of accelerating heat, U.S. rights to Benh Zeitlin’s debut film Beasts of the Southern Wild have been acquired by Fox Searchlight. Most of the major indie distributors — The Weinstein Co., Sony Pictures Classics and Focus Features among them — sought to pick up the gritty, elliptical drama, which had its world premiere Friday at the Eccles Theatre. Oscilloscope and IFC Films also were involved in bidding. Fox Searchlight will release Beasts this year.”

This is the film I just scored. It’s called Beasts of the Southern Wild. A bunch of my friends played the music with me. Go see it when it comes to your town!

Yay Dan! Can’t wait to see/hear it!