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Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Nightcrawler (2014)
Monday, August 3, 2015
The Wheel Award for Excellence in Motion Pictures
Oscar night is five months gone. "Birdman" was the Academy's pick for "Best Picture." I couldn't say at the time that it would be my pick for "best" movie of 2014 because I hadn't seen it yet. I hadn't seen most of the nominees at that time. Well, now that it's summer, I can finally say I've seen all of the Oscar nominees for "Best Picture" of 2014 and I can pick a winner. Can I get a drum roll?
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Repeat Tweets: Instilling My Religious Liberty
Repeat tweets from July, 2015:
- Jul 1 2015: "We are not issuing them because I am instilling my religious liberty in this office." Hood County Clerk Katie Lang star-telegram.com
- Jul 2 2015: "3 reasons the American Revolution was a mistake." History you probably weren't taught in schools. vox.com
- Jul 4 2015: Into the Woods (2014): Musical mashup of fairy tales. By the numbers. Who is target audience? Kids? Adults? Maybe Stephen Sondheim fans. C-
- Jul 8 2015: "What we learn [from Greece] is that fiscal austerity plus hard money is a deeply toxic mix." krugman.blogs.nytimes.com
- Jul 9 2015: Meanwhile, on Tea Party planet, @PeteSessions is "too willing to compromise on critical issues." trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com
After the jump, more repeat tweets.
Friday, July 31, 2015
POTD: Tonle Sap Lake
From 2015 03 20 Tonle Sap Lake |
;-)
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Hybrid, Urbanized-Suburbs
I've long promoted growth in Richardson that's walkable, mixed-use, transit-oriented. To me, that's more Uptown/Bishop Arts/Oak Lawn than anything in Richardson, whether it's old like Richardson Heights or new like CityLine. Now Peter Simek in FrontBurner gives me something to think about.
As we have seen in places like Addison and Legacy Town Center in Plano, the suburbs now offer a kind of hybrid, urbanized-suburban situation that can satisfy millennials loves of hikes and bikes and coffee shops without having to give up the suburban conveniences of larger dwellings at more affordable prices.
Source: Peter Simek.
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