her divine shadow

These are my links for February 9th through February 11th:

• LJlogin –
  tags: lj livejournal firefox
• Live for Films: Exclusive Interview – Michael Marshall Smith. He would like everyone to be cool. – His second novel, Spares, followed Jack who went on the run with clones bred for spare body parts for celebrities. The rights of this were sold to Dreamworks who basically did nothing with it. When the rights lapsed a film called The Island appeared. That was the film that was all about clones that were bred for spare body parts for celebrities. Hmmm.
  tags: toread interview michaelmarshallsmith mms
• Bouncing Red Ball » 12 fantastic photos of factories in Japan –
  tags: photography photos technology japan colour industrial light factory
• Free Theatre Tickets! For under 26s: A Night Less Ordinary – Arts Council England in association with Metro. –
  tags: free theatre tickets
• Marginal Revolution: Markets in everything (hardly anything) – For most of us, it is hard to fathom the rationale for a market in burnt-out light bulbs. But in the scarcity-driven Soviet economy, the market was entirely reasonable
  tags: funny

herdivineshadow: brain spinny. not good.

Originally from Twitter / herdivineshadow on February 11, 2009, 2:22pm

herdivineshadow: That my work listening last.fm profile has low compatibility with my home listening profile is completely unsurprising.

Originally from Twitter / herdivineshadow on February 11, 2009, 11:54am

Typically, photographers on set are responsible for taking photos for a film’s marketing and advertising, but Still Photographer Clay Enos ended up taking virtually all of the still photos that are featured in the movie. The book serves as a stunning collection of original portraits of many of the film’s “characters.”

Originally by herdivineshadow from digg / herdivineshadow / history on February 11, 2009, 5:56am