Rival Sons perform “Tell Me Something” from their debut album “Before the Fire” live at the Roxy Theater in Hollywood, CA. (via RivalSons)
For Halloween, Tam O’Shanter by Robert Burns (via MarkDayComedy)
For Halloween, the classic poem Tam O’Shanter by Robert Burns. It’s in old Scot’s dialect. You can read it, and a plain-English translation here.
EDIT: I didn’t have a source on this, but the image itself mentioned http://loveallthis.tumblr.com/ as a source. I can’t find the original post, but I hope this will suffice.
EDIT 2: Thanks go to “swingerbone” in the comments who identified the original post. I totally missed this when it was first posted in August, netting (thus far) almost 5200 likes/reblogs.
Executives ask ShowEast attendees to have patience
By Carl DiOrio
Oct 27, 2009, 11:00 PM ET
ORLANDO — Execs seem almost embarrassed about the prospect of promising too much too soon regarding digital cinema.
Too late.
A decade into a planned industrywide conversion to digital projection, the effort remains a work in progress, with the protracted credit crunch reducing the rollout of d-cinema hardware to a snail’s pace for the past year. That’s also hampered the related introduction of 3D projection.
But with the financial community finally beginning to rebound, d-cinema proponents here Tuesday politely asked exhibitors attending ShowEast to keep the faith.
