Ever since I read Alexia Tsotsis’s review on “Source Code,” I knew this was a movie I wanted to see. It involved technology, science-fiction, going back in time essentially (“parallel universes”), and on top of it all, the film largely takes place in Chicago, where I lived for a year during graduate school.
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Last night I had one of the most AMAZING experiences of my life — sitting in the FRONT ROW of an NHL game. In overtime, my 2nd favorite team the Vancouver Canucks lost to the Chicago Blackhawks 2-1. More photos here.
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Right now I’m visiting the 11th floor of 233 N. Michigan in Chicago - once presidential campaign headquarters of Barack Obama (in 2008), now home of HuffPost Chicago and AOL, which leased the space in 2010. -
Thoughts on “Source Code”
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I was in Chicago at this time a year ago, so I can appreciate this… Today was the practice run for the 52nd annual Chicago Air and Water Show.
Created a slideshow on HuffPost of awesome pictures of the jets posted to Twitter today (one above from @JohnDigles): See all the photos here.
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Journalism School Remains Relevant Today, But Its Value Depends On You
There’s a lot of chatter lately (again) about whether or not J-School is relevant today. This talk crops up every now and then, and it was also popular when I decided to go to grad school for journalism just two years ago after studying journalism as an undergrad. (See my post at the time: “Uncertain Future.”)
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The Hawks took Game 1 of the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals 6-5. It was a wild affair between Philadelphia and Chicago, which is so great for the game of hockey - essentially a 3-hour commercial on NBC showcasing the best of this sport for the national audience.
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Meeting With Guy Kawasaki
It was surreal and happened after I got a private message from him through Twitter. We had breakfast and met for an hour. Here are the details.
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Chicago Skyline. Returning From D.C. Trip.
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One In 70,000. We Have A New President.
