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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
@artbaltazar, 4/19/11 2:34 PM
 Art Baltazar (@artbaltazar)4/19/11 2:34 PM aw yeah new video... www.artbaltazar.com/ |
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Superhero capes for job seekers a waste of money?
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Superhero capes for job seekers a waste of money?
Labor officials are reportedly looking into Workforce Central Florida's 'Cape-A-Bility Challenge,' and whether or not they misused funds to buy capes for people looking for work.Sent from my ipod
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Nirvana first played "Smells Like Teen Spirit" 20 years ago today. Quite the performance.
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Nirvana first played "Smells Like Teen Spirit" 20 years ago today. Quite the performance.
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
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Wednesday, April 6, 2011
The NEW Commodore 64 Can Finally Be Yours [Retro]
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The NEW Commodore 64 Can Finally Be Yours [Retro]
Remember when Commodore tried to relaunch their brand with a sterile-looking keyboard PC? Remember when they decided against that, opting to cram modern guts into a retro Commodore 64 shell? Well the latter will be available later this month, featuring the NVIDIA Ion 2 chipset. More »
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Friday, April 1, 2011
Never Before Seen 'Friday the 13th' Sequel Unearthed!!
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Never Before Seen 'Friday the 13th' Sequel Unearthed!!
It wasn't shocking when unreleased Michael Jackson music was discovered, it was kind of surprising when new footage from Halloween was uncovered (and still never shown to us), but this my friends has got to be the Holy Grail of unknown discoveries. It's life changing...One of my good friends, Chaz, is an avid auctioneer. He owns all sorts actual props used in movies, from the clown in Poltergeist to a giant tooth from Steven Spielberg's mechanical Jaws; I enter his house with a smile, and typically leave in a jealous rage.
Anyways, he attended a police auction in San Antonio, Texas where a slew of movie canisters were seized in a drug raid downtown. Described simply as "vintage movie print", the labels carried tags for films none of us have ever heard of. Suffice to say, his purchase was for a shocking $10. Upon inspecting the strips from canister #1 with a magnifying glass, he noticed a little mongoloid boy in what looked like an '80s slasher. He immediately called me hoping to confirm the movie: "Probably Friday the 13th," I stated. But the scene he described was confusing, so I asked him to send me a few frames via e-mail.
Fellow horror fiends, what I saw literally (and I'm not exaggerating) made me fall off my chair. Read on for the big reveal!
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