One Day On Earth: 12.12.12… So it begins

   

Pretty much the same post I threw up in late October about NaNoWriMo 2012. 

Between working on this project and finishing the NaNoWriMo novel (I did get over 50,000 words in during November to “win” the event), I won’t be posting much on the blogs until 2013.

I wanted to do something quick and easy for One Day since the more complex idea a friend and I had will be impossible, since I am in Sacramento and not Portland, but things happen and after doing some planning and discovering that there is a theme for this years event, my idea for this year will be pretty complicated to edit.

Of course, I won’t be filming until Wednesday 12.12.12, but before then there is some prep work, and after there is going to be a whole bunch of editing.  And a whole bunch of writing on the novel.  And a whole bunch of major life stuff.

So the blogs will remain on hold for the time being.

Yes, this is being reposted everywhere…

One Day on Earth - Film on 12.12.12 from One Day on Earth on Vimeo.

One Day On Earth - 11-11-11 - Gresham and Portland, Oregon (720p) from A. F. Litt on Vimeo.

http://www.onedayonearth.org

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from tag NaNoWriMo

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• Rubble: A photo & some thoughts on NaNoWriMo
• Rubble: 2012 NaNoWriMo: Word Counts & Goals
• Suburban Eschatology Part Two: NaNoWriMo…. So it begins

from tag Earth

• Rubble: One Day On Earth: 11-11-11 - My Video
• Rubble: Photo of the Day by A. F. Litt: December 7, 2011, Oregon Maritime Museum
• Rubble: One Day On Earth: Trailer for 10.10.10; Stills from 11.11.11
• Rubble: The Final Cut: One Day On Earth 11.11.11
• Rubble: One Day On Earth: 10/10/10 Pre-sale DVDs

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MissRepresentation Trailer: A great video on media portrayals of women in America

Cross-posted from Democracy in Distress:

The trailer for this movie touches on so many great issues, but this is one of the more shocking tid-bits: "...Cuba, China, Iraq, and Afghanistan have more women in government than the United States of America..."



Miss Representation 8 min. Trailer 8/23/11 from Miss Representation on Vimeo.

http://www.missrepresentation.org
http://facebook.com/missrepresentationcampaign
http://twitter.com/representpledge

PREMIERING ON OWN: OPRAH WINFREY NETWORK OCTOBER 20TH @ 9/8c!

Photo of the Day by the King of Spamalot & "Mountain Cats" by Talkdemonic

From 000-FB Photo of the Day

Photo of the Day, October 12, 2011. Taken October 17, 2009. Butte Creek Scout Ranch. Near Scotts Mill, Oregon. October 17, 2009.

View this photo and buy prints on deviantART. 

 I am the King of Spamalot.  I just had an email go out through ReverbNation to about 56 people I know about being a part of a mailing list I am putting together (though will probably never use). I didn't think much of it, since it is to people I know.

A few minutes later, though, I realized that my name might not be on it anywhere, just Retrovirus Lab. So yeah, that was me. Let's see if I just got myself kicked off that service!

On top of it, as I am connecting with some other groups through these sites, my social networks are getting pretty jammed up with notices. I am trying to keep them on the Retrovirus Lab page, not on my regular Facebook page, but they tend to go their first before I can get them off. Only leaving the really good ones up there.

Good ones like these folks below. Here is a song, just for the hell of it... Discovered them on my travels through the interwebs today... Probably won't get to a picture today, either. So I threw one up at the top of this post and am calling it the Photo of the Day.

Meanwhile, everyone was home sick today. Everyone, but me, is feeling better now. Blah. Maybe that can be my excuse...

Cross posting this everywhere...

 

What I Am Listening To Now: "Everywhen" by Massive Attack

Been listening to it way, way, too much today putting this together. I loved it when I started, pretty sick of it right now, but hopefully the video is somewhat worth it.

A moment of levity: Just who f***ed it up?

Cross posted from Democracy In Distress:

Spotted this on Moveon.org.  Funny and fun.  What is great is that it works for all sides, the left, the right, and the center, because whomever you are...  Well, I am pretty sure it wasn't my side who fucked it up.