Android App of the Day: ‘Yelp’ a 24 hour, on-call foodie in your pocket
Yelp has the content, but not the check-in (at least not on Android).
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Action! Adobe Youth Voices Cinequest film camp enters production
The group which had started working at 9am was in high gear behind computers, in front of green screens and madly cutting out characters and…
Loreto Bay sale “currently moving ahead”
The man has spoken. Today, Loreto Bay announced on its web site Loreto Bay News that a sale is “currently moving ahead.” Seeking to dispel…
Film Review: ‘Peepers’ a bare butt buffet of laughs
A Fight Club for voyeurs, Peepers takes us into the secret world of roof-top hopping “peepers,” where we join alongside a rag-tag group armed with…
Film Review: ‘Applause (Applaus)’
Thea (Paprika Steen) can only seem to find acceptance and respect on the stage. Off it, her life is unraveling. She’s a recovering alcoholic out…
Sunday Espresso: Turning Japanese, NHL vs. Clarinet, Publish or Perish
You know the expression, if you want to get a point across you need to make it three times? Or something like that. Don’t forget:…
Cinequest Film Festival 20 Countdown: An inside look at success, independent filmmaking
The 20th anniversary of the Cinequest Film Festival kicks off next week in San Jose. Co-founder Halfdan Hussey said, despite the challenging economy, the festival…
Confessions of an iPhone Chick: Your brain can’t multitask and neither can your iPhone
I love catching sleep while in a moving plane, train or automobile. There is something satisfying about being able to perform such different tasks simultaneously.…
Photo of the Day: Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torches on a Winter Evening
Karin Davidson, a realtor whom I was introduced to through a mutual friend, sent in this photo with the comment: “The city is absolutely buzzing…
Toshiba NB305 Netbook arrives, portable friend or foe?
Oh, that display. Like looking through a mail slot.