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Short film: Role available, 6/25
*ROLE FILLED* Thanks, Portland!
Hey there:
I'm directing a short film tomorrow called, Working Stiff, about finding and keeping a job in a tough economy. I wrote an additional scene for a particular actor, who can't make it. While I can take the scene out with no negative effect, I'd just as soon not waste it. The lines are natural and supported by ( Read more... ) -
Thank you, Portland
Dear DamnPortlanders,
After I posted on dp, I was in contact with Channel 6 news. You may have seen me talking about losing my scooter. The response from the community was swift and generous. Several people offered to buy me a new scooter. I spoke to one couple who said they would come to the scooter shop with me to buy a new one. By the time they ( Read more... ) -
the new york times lives under a rock.
because they just discovered POD. -
fig, yesterday
i was expecting the first fresh fig i ever ate to be a wowser.
i wanted to spit it out ungraciously and scrape my tongue against my top teeth.
i liked the taste ok, but i couldn't surpress the reaction that the texture was similar
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Where or how do you look for airfare?
I need to fly between Portland or Seattle and New York/New Jersey, or I suppose, Boston. I need to be in New Haven on the morning of July 18.
I thought I had a decent amount of time to get the ticket, but lots is sold out.
So far, I have tried
cheapflights.com
travelocity.com
lastminute.com--this didn't work. I'm not close enough yet, but the prices ( Read more... ) -
Rosalind Franklin <3
Some revolutionaries were slighted by the scientific establishments of their time - like Rosalind Franklin's exclusion from sharing in the Nobel Prize for the discovery of the structure of DNA. Described by her peers as a "genius," she exposed herself to massive amounts of radiation to try to get the best possible X-ray photograph of a strand of ( Read more... )
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