January 2010
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How to Use Social Media for Market Research -... →
MANY tools and sites I had never heard of.
Qik - Susan Cattaneo @ Sally O'Brien's by Kee... →
Great capture (for an iPhone) of Susan Cattaneo, songwriting professor at Berklee College of Music in Boston, and her band at her regular bi-weekly Tuesday night gig at Sally O’Brien’s in Somerville,…
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Digging back on the Web can be tough!
Doesn’t everyone think that “the Web holds all” and you cannot hide from anything that was ever once on the Web? Aren’t most people convinced that you can always go find every mention of yourself in relatively short order on the Web? Parents are holding it over their kids’ heads, “One bad mark on your record and it will live on the Internet forever” I...
Finally! I've posted a video to YouTube!!
It took over 3 years of watching everyone else’s videos on YouTube to finally post one of my own, so to speak. The video is Rick Dill singing the title track from his third CD, “Give Me Strength” and it was recorded by my son, Austin, using my daughter Emma’s still camera. The backup singers are Rick’s wife, Andrea Plaza, and the Raver sisters, Mimi and Grace, who are...
Change blindness experiment Boing Boing
Interesting video and study, but also read the first comments. There a person takes the position that the experiment is faulty, a very defensive response. That in and of itself is fascinating. http://bit.ly/8Un9RL Posted via web from Stephen Dill Postulates on Posterous | Comment »
Change blindness experiment Boing Boing →
Interesting video and study, but also read the first comments. There a person takes the position that the experiment is faulty, a very defensive response. That in and of itself is fascinating.
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WatchRick Dill captured live at a house party singing the title track from his third CD, “Give Me Strength” with backup vocals by Andrea Plaza and Mimi and Grace Raver.
Watch“Zero To The Skin” is the third cut where I was the first assistant director on a two-night shoot of an Assembly of Dust in concert in Northampton, MA over New Year’s Eve, 2008. A 3-camera shoot, my first with a Red camera, this hall had some serious vibration going that could have been problematic with the two fixed cameras. Amazing editing by the folks at HyperActive have brought it...
