Steve Jobs: How to live before you die
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An excellent speech. Steve Jobs also refers to the Lord Krishna temple, and his early days in life...
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Video: Camera Pro Chase Jarvis Preaches iPhone Photography
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"The camera that you always have with you is more important than the best DSLR that you might have at home."
The guy in the video, Chase Jarvis is a photographer and the developer of the iPhone app: Best Camera.
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Taking the human race forward - Avatar
Taking the human race forward – Avatar
Just watched Avatar, Cameron’s latest. The movie is breathtaking, and simply blows your mind. I’d rate it 5/5.
Avatar is a milestone in the history of Cinema, and James Cameron reminds us that we should settle for nothing less than the best. It's people like him that push the human race forward, by taking on tasks that seem otherwise impossible.This movie will be the benchmark by which all movies from now on will be judged. I will be writing a full length review after I watch the IMAX version soon. Can’t wait to experience the magic again.
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Can't wait to experience the movie in IMAX 3D!
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22 year old truck driver makes good. By good, I mean, highest grossing movies ever. - garry's posterous
In 1977, a 22-year-old truck driver named James Cameron went to see Star Wars with a pal. His friend enjoyed the movie; Cameron walked out of the theater ready to punch something. He was a college dropout and spent his days delivering school lunches in Southern California’s Orange County. But in his free time, he painted tiny models and wrote science fiction — stories set in galaxies far, far away. Now he was facing a deflating reality: He had been daydreaming about the kind of world that Lucas had just brought to life. Star Wars was the film he should have made.
via wired.com
30 years ago, James Cameron was a dropout and a truck driver. How crazy is that?
A lot can change in 30 years. Or even 10. Sitting with old friends at a dive bar in the Mission this past weekend, we thought back to 10 years ago -- we were high school seniors. It is funny to think about how far we've come in 10 years... from fresh faced kids to building our grand plans. Its even more staggering to think where we'll be in another ten.
And what about another 10 after that? If we keep moving, who knows?
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