Showing posts with label retro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retro. Show all posts

Friday, December 04, 2009

Kirk: "You're not going to Space Camp but at least you've got those remote control trucks and your confidence."

RR: What was it like running the temple?
JD: I was nervous and wanted to win. While waiting for that segment, we were given a simplistic map of the Temple to study so we would know the layout and what to do in each room. I made sure that both Dorothy and I knew exactly what to do in each room, remembering to keep an eye out for a Pendant of Life.

When I went through the Temple, I ran, jumped, dived, and scurried as fast as I could. Afterwards I was told that I ran it in record time and that I blew right by a Temple Guard.

I got held up in the room with that damn monkey statue. I was sure my time was going to expire before I figured that thing out. There are so many combinations and permutations of which way you can put those monkey blocks!

Interview with Joel Davis, Legends of the Hidden Temple contestant

Saturday, November 07, 2009

cause a cat's the only cat who knows where it's at

This image, above, is from 1941, and shows - according to the original caption - “the proper way to safely pick up an excited cat in the event of first aid being required due to an air raid.”

Entropic Memes | Catblogging, 1940s style

Thursday, October 01, 2009

Look out honey, 'cause I'm using technology, ain't got time to make no apology



Hockey open w/ Polar Bear from Fairbanks, Alaska for the UAF Nanooks AKA "The Alaska Nanooks". This is the intended directors cut with the original music choice, rejected by the UAF people for being "too '80s" as if there is such a thing.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

like a walk in the park, like a hole in your head, like the feeling you get when you realize you're

Friday, August 22, 2008

Gonna find some animals, gonna put them in my play

The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) has made available for download historical photographs of its permanent and temporary exhibits.[...]

Perhaps the most interesting from the catalog are the ones showing the museum staff preparing these exhibits. You see landscape facsimiles in various stages of recreation; creatures undressed or nearly dressed; ethology imprinted on a three-dimensional canvas; and exterior habitats crammed into architectural spaces.

Other Simulated Worlds
Picturing the Museum

(This one's for Paul.)

Monday, July 28, 2008

at what point did you stop chasing your dreams?



Drawing upon the full archive of Erwin Blumenfeld’s unseen film work, film-maker Adam Mufti and sound designer Olivier Alary have collaborated with SHOWstudio to create three, exclusive edits that focus on three discrete areas of Blumenfeld’s visionary motion image-making: Advertising & Layout, Surrealism & Process and Abstraction & Distortion.

Experiments in Advertising: Unseen Films