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25 Jul 07

LibraryThing | Catalog your books online

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Exploring Google's Hidden Features > Google Is a Calculator

  • Google is a great search engine, but it's also more than that. Google has tons of hidden features, some of which are quite fun and most of which are extremely useful— if you know about them. How do you discover all these hidden features within the Googl - helaine on 2007-01-26

What about the Audio Home Recording Act?

  • Contrary to what the RIAA wants you to believe, it appears that making a copy of an audio recording may be perfectly legal in the US, even if you don't own the original recording, as long as it is for noncommercial purposes. The reason for this is the Aud - helaine on 2007-01-26
01 Feb 07

Is a Cinema Studies Degree the New M.B.A.?

  • RICK HERBST, now attending Yale Law School, may yet turn out to be the current decade's archetypal film major. Twenty-three years old, he graduated last year from the University of Notre Dame, where he studied filmmaking with no intention of becoming a fi - helaine on 2007-01-26

HD For Indies

  • High Definition Video for Independent FilmmakersA How To Guide for indies on the cheap. Welcome all! This is my blog to share my latest research, thoughts, etc. on utilizing HD for independent filmmaking. - helaine on 2007-01-26

Brain Dump

  • Then today I just saw a glimpse of delicious' own new implementation of almost the same thing. try it out on your own bookmarks: eg del.icio.us/new/"yourusername". This is a great way to browse through intersections of your bookmarks. Rather than typing i - helaine on 2007-01-26

Bitter Cinema

  • "The stupid idiots! As if I don't know what I'm doing. My technique is serious. I am consciously aware of what I am doing in all my work."- Alfred Hitchcock - helaine on 2007-01-26
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