I’m enjoying the current trend of infographics- they’re like filmstrips- only digital.
Here’s one on fitness that Ken recommended to me because I’ve been having a hard time keeping a regular workout schedule (Click pic for larger):
Can’t talk. I’m off to the gym. For my birthday.
Just in time for summer! From my friend DJ Scooby:
Hi everyone – Just want to let you know that I uploaded my new continuous mix…
You can listen to it on Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/djscoobynyc/chasing-the-sun-2012
Or download as an MP3 file: http://www.mediafire.com/?ih44sxnmcegfznl
Or song-by-song: http://www.mediafire.com/?gik3bnkfmbo05
If you’re interested in seeing the playlist (or checking out my prior mixes), go to my blog: http://djscoobynyc.blogspot.com/
I love these mixes to workout or just for jamming in the car. Free downloads-check them out!
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Rep David Howard (R, Park City), notorious bad speller and apostrophe misuser has done it again- used Facebook to bash the gays, and highlight his horrible spelling and punctuation:
Sigh.
His Facebook page is like that creationism amusement park in Kentucky– not a fact in sight.
Donations accepted but never required!
The screening of Inlaws And Outlaws was received with great delight last night in Helena. One audience member told me “I’ve never laughed so hard one minute and then in the next moved so naturally to such empathy. Never. I loved it.”
And you can, too.
The filmmaker and director of Inlaws and Outlaws, Drew Emery, was on Montana This Morning to give viewers a taste of his film screening tomorrow night at the Bozeman Public Library.
Don’t forget- tonight Inlaws and Outlaws will be screened at Plymouth Congregational Church at 7pm! Filmmaker Drew Emery will be introducing the film and staying around after for a Q&A. Copies of the film will also be available for purchase.
What do you get when you fall in love?
Inlaws & Outlaws cleverly weaves together the true stories of couples and singles— both gay and straight — and all into a collective narrative that is as hilarious as it is heartbreaking.
At the top of the film, you meet real people one on one. You don’t know who’s gay or straight or who’s with whom. As their stories unfold and stereotypes fall by the wayside, you won’t care because you’ll be rooting for everybody. With candor, good humor, great music and real heart, Inlaws & Outlaws gets past all the rhetoric to embrace what we have in common:
We love.
Montana Pride 2012 (full disclosure: I’m on the committee) and Wet Paint Studios are working to bring a quality film about Montana diversity to life.
But we need your help. Films are expensive to make- and every contribution is important. From their Indiegogo webpage:
The LGBTQI community is coming out of the woodwork. With political gains such as the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” and the Obama Administration’s affirmation of promoting equality for the LGBTQI community, more and more people are coming out and showing their true selves to the world.
And yet, in rural Montana, sometimes their only opportunity is at annually held Montana Pride. In a state of just a million people, ideas come in slowly. For some, Montana Pride, held annually in June, is what affirms themselves in the LGBTQI community, as well as the greater community.
“Outside The Lines” explores what it means to be an LGBTQI in Montana, and why pride is more than a weekend celebration in diversity. Using Montana Pride as our anchor, we plan on exploring how attitudes towards the LGBTQI community has changed in Montana, how Pride brings people together for a weekend of celebration, and how that celebration needs to carry on through everyday life.
Our filming will take place during Montana Pride, held in Bozeman once again June 15-17. We are also currently lining up interviews with prominent members of the gay community, such as leaders of PFLAG (Parents, Family, Friends, of Lesbians and Gays), representatives of our legal system, teachers, and activist college students.
Plus, every contribution over $10.00 gets a “perk”, including “Producer” credits. It’s an amazing opportunity- and I’ve already kicked in $50 bucks.
To see how you can be a producer, click here: http://www.indiegogo.com/montanapride2012
Could you imagine this even two years ago? We have two very public videos about marriage equality by Montana Congressional candidates. You’ve probably seen Dave Strohmaier’s video- but here’s another one from Rob Stutz:
Cool.
From Eternity To Here 