Clinton Stark
Filmmaker and editor at Stark Insider, covering arts, AI & tech, and indie film. Inspired by Bergman, slow cinema and Chipotle. Often found behind the camera or in the edit bay. Peloton: ClintTheMint.
Inn at Loreto Bay Re-opens
Good news. According to a post by Nellie Hutchinson on her Blog, 'Where In the World is Nellie,' the Inn at Loreto Bay has...
Renewable Energy in Spain
Motivated by an episode of David Suzuki Diaries, I was determined to see the Abengoa Solar Energy Power Tower in Sanucar la Mayor near...
It’s official: Twitter is worth about $7M per character
Who knew? Maybe if Twitter had doubled its notorious, infamous, and entertaining 140-character Tweet limit, it would now be worth $2B. Instead, alas, it...
Re-discovering Green Day’s ‘American Idiot’, the album
Is it okay, at my age, to admit I still immensely enjoy the punk-pop music of Green Day?
I was not the target teen even...
Theater preview: More opening nights this weekend
The ′09/10 Bay Area theater season is off to a roaring start, kind of like the San Jose Sharks and Ottawa Sens last year—and...
Moblin is here
At least it's here in beta form. Moblin is a slimmed down operating system designed for Netbooks. It has a nice glossy, Web 2.0...
Plastic bags on the way out in San Jose
It won't take effect until 2011, but San Jose could become the largest city in the US to ban plastic (and paper) shopping bags....
Microsoft grabs .5% search market share in August thanks to Bing
According to comScore, Microsoft is making inroads against Google in the ever lucrative search market. In August, Microsoft's share grew half a percentage point...
Theater review: ‘American Idiot’ an energetic journey
The lead actor John Gallagher, Jr., although looking more Jay Kay than Billie Joe, puts 110% into his role as the despondent teen looking to escape suburbia.
Microsoft starts free trials of Office Web Apps, belated response to Google Docs
Google has ruled the roost when it comes to free web-based productivity applications. But it was just a matter of time before Microsoft too...