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Rocketboom Tech’s Ellie Rountree sits down with Seth Porges, Technology Editor at Popular Mechanics, to learn how to create your own mobile projections.

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This boy came in and caused a scene at my work and got me fired- I’d like a little pay back! He works at a movie theater and I’d like to get him fired in a non-attention-seeking and clever way. Suggestions please!

As someone else said complaints.. You can call the theater, ask to speak to a manager and tell them the boy was very rude. Different people can keep calling or speaking to management, but ultimately it depends on the management if the boy will get fired.

The Diary of Anne Frank
by Anne Frank

ANNE

Look, Peter, the sky. (She looks up through skylight.) What a lovely, lovely day! Aren’t the clouds beautiful? You know what I do when it seems as if I couldn’t stand being cooped up for one more minute? I think myself out. I think myself on a walk in the park where I used to go with Pim. Where the jonquils and the crocus and the violets grow down the slopes. You know the most wonderful thing about thinking yourself out? You can have it any way you like. You can have roses and violets and chrysanthemums all blooming at the same time…it’s funny…I used to take it all for granted…and now I’ve gone crazy about everything to do with nature. Haven’t you?

(Softly.) I wish you had a religion, Peter.

Oh, I don’t mean you have to be Orthodox…or believe in heaven and hell and purgatory and things…I just mean some religion…it doesn’t matter what. Just to believe in something! When I think of all that’s out there…the trees…and flowers…and seagulls…When I think of the dearness of you, Peter…and the goodness of the people we know…Mr. Kraler, Miep, Dirk, the vegetable man, all risking their lives for us every day….When I think of these good things, I’m not afraid any more…I find myself, and God, and I….

We’re not the only people that’ve had to suffer. There’ve always been people that’ve had to…sometimes one race…sometimes another…and yet…

I know it’s terrible, trying to have any fait…when people are doing such horrible…but you know what I sometimes think? I think the world may be going through a phase, the way I was with Mother, It’ll pass, maybe not for hundreds of years, but some day…I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are really good at heart.

Peter, if you’d only look at it as part of a great patter…that we’re just a little minute in life…(She breaks off.) Listen to us, going at each other like a couple of stupid grownups! Look at the sky now, Isn’t it lovely? (She holds out her hand to him.)

A movie theater “policy trailer” for Marcus Theatres. I don’t know much about this one except that I acquired it sometime in the late 90s, so I’ll leave it up to the Comments.

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Terry Gilliam’s press conference at the San Sebastian Film Festival with The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. September 25th 2009.

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Lonely pervert, Jon Brence, decides to order a sex robot.

Executive Producers: Zach Weiner, Marty Weiner, James Ashby
Produced by: Angel Askins
Directed by: JP Nickel
DP: Chason Chaffin
Editor: James Ashby

Starring
Jon – Jon Brence
Mom – Kelly Smith
Robot Body – Zach Weiner
Robot Voice – James Ashby

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This was made back in 2001 for a Loews policy trailer contest. Two friends of mine, Peter Foti and Richard Wentworth, created it with me. We didn’t win. But now it’s yours to enjoy!

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Meteorologist Cecily Tynan illustrates what is well-known to viewers of the morning show- the on-air talent is incapable of creating and running their own graphics. Anchor Jim Gardner makes an unheard-of appearance on the green screen

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Can’t make it to Europe this June for one of the seven Sonisphere “Big Four” shows featuring the ‘Tallica along with Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax? No problem . . . we’ve got the next best thing through the magic of satellite technology with a special HD simulcast from Sofia, Bulgaria on June 22!

Here’s how it works: The live show will be transmitted via satellite to over 450 movie theaters in the U.S. and over 350 theaters across Europe, Canada, and Latin America. Within hours of all of us walking off the stage, depending on what time zone you live in, you’ll be able to rock out to each set in the cozy confines of your local movie theater that same night.

Now the nitty gritty details: Tickets for the one night only event are available at the local theater box offices and online at thebigfourlive.com where you can see a complete list of presenting theaters. They will start to go on sale Friday, May 21 in the U.S and Friday, May 28 internationally. Please note that ticket on sale times and even days will vary by theatre, so check with your friendly neighborhood participating movie theatre for exact days and times tickets will be available and keep watching thebigfourlive.com for theatre additions/changes. For our friends in Australia, South Africa and New Zealand, delayed screenings will be coming your way. Again, keep watching here and thebigfourlive.com for updates.

A few more tidbits you might find helpful: Ticket prices in the U.S. will be around $20 plus whatever service charges your local theater may add. No, unfortunately each band’s entire set will not be shown, but trust us, you’ll see most of the action.

If you’re still with us here and want a little more info about the good people helping to make this happen, check out: byexperience.net. They’ve done some awesome events!

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Dweezil Zappa performs the solo to “Zomby Woof” on the Zappa Plays Zappa You Can’t Fit On Stage Anymore tour at the Morse Theatre in Chicago, 10/18/2008.

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