Does anyone find this potato as interesting as I do? LOL. Is this how Weston skyrocketed his photo career? What was I thinking? I could have sold this tate on eBay!
Entries Tagged as 'Arts'
If Meat Is Murder, What Are Potatoes?
March 12th, 2009 · Tags: Arts · Satire · Wi-Fi
Can’t Get Me No Satisfaction; Ain’t At SXSW
March 11th, 2009 · Tags: Arts · Cities · Wi-Fi
I have an idea for an upcoming blog regarding the rash of cover songs there are these days. Devo’s regurgitation of The Stones’ “Satisfaction” will not be on the list. It will forever be in a class of its own. (“Babybabybabybabybabybaby …”) This just in … one of the more enjoyable news releases I have […]
The Wi-Fi God Is My Co-pilot
February 24th, 2009 · Tags: Airports · Arts · Cities · Wi-Fi
“What a small world” is not a cliche. It is a truism that applies pretty much every day … seems like. This morning, I was standing in line at an American Airlines gate, checking a bag to Cleveland. (I am going there for some Wi-Fi and also a little “Dirty Jobs”-like action.) I heard a […]
The Modern, The Wi-Fi, The Art
February 22nd, 2009 · Tags: Arts · Cities · Wi-Fi
If for no other reason than my membership expires in a week, today I rushed over to The Modern art museum in Fort Worth to check out the Wi-Fi. And of course, while I was there, I sampled the “decor” in Tadao Ando’s architectural showpiece. Actually, there was another reason. As of late, PingWi-Fi is […]
Tech Gave Me My Birthday Cake; I Ate It Too — It Rock!
February 20th, 2009 · Tags: Arts · Satire · Sports · Wi-Fi
Well … the universe is right again. For my birthday yesterday, Texas Tech gave me everything I wanted. The university signed a new $12.7 million contract extension with the “Wizard of No Wood” — coach Mike Leach out on the barren South Plains.
XX Years Ago Today, Sgt. Pepper Taught The Band To Play
February 7th, 2009 · Tags: Arts
Can we truly realize the impact that began in this society on this day? Music. Politics. Culture. Fashion. Ethnicity. Revolution. Etc. On Feb. 7, 1964, the Beatles arrived in New York for their first American tour, touching off rock ‘n’ roll’s “British Invasion.” See the entire story at The Dallas Morning News from The Associated […]
Final Credits: Sundance Curtain Falls on PingWi-Fi
January 27th, 2009 · Tags: Arts · Satire
I won’t lie. I can’t give Sundance Film Festival two thumbs up this year. Most notably, the crowds were smaller due to the economy and the Oba-otomy (inaugural). Then behind the scenes, there was this little drama that played out — in which the Sundance press office denied my press credentials (although I was good […]
PingWi-Fi Shooting Up The Streets At Sundance
January 23rd, 2009 · Tags: Arts · Cities · Satire
Sundance gave me my money’s worth today in star power, especially considering I am the ultimate budget traveler on this trip. After a good film to begin my day (previous blog), I spent several hours in the drizzle — like about a thousand other people — listening to a dramatic reading on Main Street in […]
Pardon My French — Ping’Oui-Fi’ Twitters Subtitles From Sundance
January 22nd, 2009 · Tags: Arts · Satire
Man! I swear the dude behind me in the theater — the one who kept kicking the back of my chair/head — was Charlie Manson. Ha … well, he looked just like him, except for no telltale swastika etched into his forehead. I digress … and I haven’t even gotten started. What do you do […]
PingWi-Fi Lands At Southwest Airlines Suite, Mixes With VIPs
January 21st, 2009 · Tags: Arts
This just isn’t the same old Sundance … but I remain hopeful it will pick up. They tell me that lots of folks skipped this year for financial reasons and because of the event in DC. For me, there have been some great opportunities although the festival press office has been unreceptive. Oh well, they […]