Up in Candor NY, a man can LIGHT HIS WATER ON FIRE:
How are we ok with this? No one has investigated, because they would then of course find something wrong, and then the company would be liable for something, and then they'd get sued, and then more people would probably find that their water is flammable and toxic, and the company would lose more money.
I assume that's why no one official has looked into this.
But then we gotta ask ourselves if it's worth the profits to let a Vietnam Vet have FLAMMABLE toxic water. What happens in his neighborhood when there's a fire, and they call the fire department? They are going to have to hose from the same FLAMMABLE Water!
And who MAKES money from this story? The Bottled water companies.
In my mind the bottled water companies shouldn't even exist- there should be no need for them, and yet, I filter my water, and buy bottled water when I'm out- supporting their corrupt agenda.
And here's another from MSNBC:
This makes me crazy and sick- just like the water.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Genius Frakkin' Marketing
Ok, so "The Old Spice Guy" thing is working BIG TIME. However, FINALLY, a big company has realized that social media is a TWO-WAY conversation, and that just making ads that you post on facebook is not correct- in fact, it's WRONG.
I have been saying it for about two years now, but these guys are doing it BIG TIME, and were smart enough to engage celebrities with big followings.
So, now Old Spice has taken "The Old Spice Guy", and is doing what I wanted to do in Miami but multiplied it by a million- Observe GENIUS marketing, and then watch Alyssa Milano REALLY show them up:
This is where they misstep, and got lazy-
And now HERE's the Checkmate from her:
NOW I wanna see what they do next!!
I have been saying it for about two years now, but these guys are doing it BIG TIME, and were smart enough to engage celebrities with big followings.
So, now Old Spice has taken "The Old Spice Guy", and is doing what I wanted to do in Miami but multiplied it by a million- Observe GENIUS marketing, and then watch Alyssa Milano REALLY show them up:
This is where they misstep, and got lazy-
And now HERE's the Checkmate from her:
NOW I wanna see what they do next!!
My review of INCEPTION
"Mission Impossible" meets "Dreamscape"... but it's no "Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors"
As much as I liked this movie's last half, there were things about it as it was going along that I thought were downright awful.
I think if I had stopped watching it mid-way (before the "last job") I might have been like "meh- I can do without it".
The dialogue was sometimes atrocious, and it's a good thing that Leo gives us all of his acting skill to make some things roll right on by.
The whole "I've done inception before" felt extremely obvious to me (I'm trying not to spoil a major plot point).
Also, the whole "This is the last job, then I'll go back to my family" thing seemed almost like a joke. And then there was the showing the end at the beginning, which I don't think helped the story at all.
And could we PLEASE tell someone that Saito's accent was too strong to be understood?
AAaand- why wasn't it more "dreamy"? The hotel was just a hotel, the fortress was just a fortress, and nobody did anything DREAMY- that was just not interesting to me. I expected the girl to at least manipulate the world they were in at the end, considering she showed how she could do it before. All of the layered dream worlds were just like reality. Boring!
NOW THEN- All that being said, the last half was SOOOOOO frakkin' amazing, that I forgave all of that!
It was a classic "Uh-oh, things are going wrong already" with the plan, and they had to do some cool stuff to make it work anyway. Very cool. The layering of the dream worlds was inspired. The fight in the hallway was absolutely AMAAAAAAZING, and probably worth admission and the time for the rest of the movie.
The whole idea of The guy (the "target") having been trained to resist attack in his mind by other agents was great, and frankly the only reason for the action. Very smart. I can imagine the discussion in the board room:
"It's about invading people's dreams"
"How do we get GUNS in it?"
"Um... we don't... wouldn't make much sense"
"Well then forget it."
"No- wait! We can get the SUBCONSCIOUS to fight back... with GUNS!"
"Ok- you sold me!"
The writing of the story (for the second half), and the direction was absolutely incredible, considering the complexity of the story.
I cannot imagine how someone would leave the theatre not enjoying this film. I really hope it does well, and the word of mouth is pretty damn good, so it looks like it will.
As much as I liked this movie's last half, there were things about it as it was going along that I thought were downright awful.
I think if I had stopped watching it mid-way (before the "last job") I might have been like "meh- I can do without it".
The dialogue was sometimes atrocious, and it's a good thing that Leo gives us all of his acting skill to make some things roll right on by.
The whole "I've done inception before" felt extremely obvious to me (I'm trying not to spoil a major plot point).
Also, the whole "This is the last job, then I'll go back to my family" thing seemed almost like a joke. And then there was the showing the end at the beginning, which I don't think helped the story at all.
And could we PLEASE tell someone that Saito's accent was too strong to be understood?
AAaand- why wasn't it more "dreamy"? The hotel was just a hotel, the fortress was just a fortress, and nobody did anything DREAMY- that was just not interesting to me. I expected the girl to at least manipulate the world they were in at the end, considering she showed how she could do it before. All of the layered dream worlds were just like reality. Boring!
NOW THEN- All that being said, the last half was SOOOOOO frakkin' amazing, that I forgave all of that!
It was a classic "Uh-oh, things are going wrong already" with the plan, and they had to do some cool stuff to make it work anyway. Very cool. The layering of the dream worlds was inspired. The fight in the hallway was absolutely AMAAAAAAZING, and probably worth admission and the time for the rest of the movie.
The whole idea of The guy (the "target") having been trained to resist attack in his mind by other agents was great, and frankly the only reason for the action. Very smart. I can imagine the discussion in the board room:
"It's about invading people's dreams"
"How do we get GUNS in it?"
"Um... we don't... wouldn't make much sense"
"Well then forget it."
"No- wait! We can get the SUBCONSCIOUS to fight back... with GUNS!"
"Ok- you sold me!"
The writing of the story (for the second half), and the direction was absolutely incredible, considering the complexity of the story.
I cannot imagine how someone would leave the theatre not enjoying this film. I really hope it does well, and the word of mouth is pretty damn good, so it looks like it will.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Friday, July 02, 2010
The Friendship Factor- 3
Part three of The Friendship Factor by Alan Loy McGinnis; I'll upload the end later on:
If you think you might enjoy making your relationships better, I advise getting this book:
If you think you might enjoy making your relationships better, I advise getting this book:
Thursday, July 01, 2010
The Friendship Factor- 2
We continue right near the Flatiron Building on 23rd and 6th avenue in New York with Alan Loy MicGinnis' "The Friendship Factor":
Noisy, huh?
Noisy, huh?
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