Last night we debuted our new trailer for the feature length documentary "Against All Odds" at Higher Ground in South Burlington, Vermont at the Burlington College Film Festival. The reaction was fantastic and the night was a great success for us and also many of our friends and crew members who showed off some of their other projects as well. We also were able to arrange having Doug and Gary attend as special guests.

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I have a new blog documenting the filmmaking process for Ring The Alarm. I'll do my best to keep it up to date.

You can read it here.

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Is he wearing sweat bands or a headband in public? Is it a competitive sports situation? No?

The answer would then be "yes."

** By the way, I have a new blog about my attempt to train for a marathon next year. **

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Has a borderline pan-face.

I have a new blog. It is still a work in progress: http://lasttrain.wordpress.com/

I will still post quick thoughts here now and then. Not that you care...

A few weeks ago I was sitting at a red light at the corner of Wilshire and Rexford. A homeless gentleman made his way down Wilshire eastward while screaming (profanity I assume).

He had a shirt, but it wasn't on his torso, it was in his hand, and it was (read: used to be) white. All sorts of brown, black and yellow stains decorated his rag.

A typical Beverly Hills girl rapidly walked west, closing the gap between the gentleman and herself. His shouting had her flustered, no doubt. She tried to walk past him without incident. No avail. As the man got to about 5 feet away from her he flung his shirt into her face. Painful and hilarious to watch all at the same time.

 Epilogue: Don't worry. She was (a) wearing one of those gigantic belts that doesn't connect to anything, rendering it useless, (b) no doubt a future recipient of the plastic surgery that makes her face look like a cat, and (c) sported some of those appalling bug eye glasses that took up 3/4 of the surface area of her face. In other words: she deserved it.