list billhr's Recent Activity - Spout http://www.spout.com/ billhr's Recent Activity - Spout Copyright 2005-9 Spout, LLC Spout RSS http://www.spout.com/images/SpoutLogoRSS.jpg billhr's Recent Activity - Spout http://www.spout.com/ 136 30 Spout Group:Spout Customer Care - Get answers to your questions here! http://www.spout.com/groups/Spout_Customer_Care/420/default.aspx Group Name: Spout Customer Care - Get answers to your questions here!
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Have a general question? Need help with some thing on the site? Have a bug you would like to report? Well then, you have come to the right place. No matter what you are having trouble with, we would like to help you find a solution. And maybe, through your own experience with the site, you will want to help other users too. That's what communities are all about. 


Created: 8/1/2007
Number of Members: 79
Number of discussion posts: 513
]]>Mon, 31 Aug 2009 12:47:00 GMTSpout Customer CareWed, 01 Aug 2007 09:06:04 GMT790513Group Spout Group:HORROR MOVIES 101 - FOR ALL WHO LOVE HORROR MOVIES http://www.spout.com/groups/HORROR_MOVIES_101/222/default.aspx Group Name: HORROR MOVIES 101 - FOR ALL WHO LOVE HORROR MOVIES
Group Description:    " I bid you welcome...  Enter freely and of your own will..."
Created: 12/17/2006
Number of Members: 414
Number of Lists: 6
Number of discussion posts: 2333
]]>Sun, 30 Aug 2009 00:53:17 GMTHORROR MOVIES 101Sun, 17 Dec 2006 01:20:09 GMT41462333Group Spout Group:foureyedmonsters - Talk to Susan & Arin about the movie and those addictive podcasts. http://www.spout.com/groups/foureyedmonsters/338/endorsed.aspx Group Name: foureyedmonsters - Talk to Susan & Arin about the movie and those addictive podcasts.
Created: 6/4/2007
Number of Members: 322
Number of discussion posts: 56
]]>Fri, 28 Aug 2009 05:42:31 GMTfoureyedmonstersMon, 04 Jun 2007 15:28:43 GMT322056Group Spout Group:Weekly Theme - "Fighting off boredom with the Iron Fist of Variety" http://www.spout.com/groups/Weekly_Theme/625/default.aspx Group Name: Weekly Theme - "Fighting off boredom with the Iron Fist of Variety"
Created: 6/30/2008
Number of Members: 52
Number of Lists: 12
Number of discussion posts: 701
]]>Thu, 27 Aug 2009 20:20:23 GMTWeekly ThemeMon, 30 Jun 2008 15:13:45 GMT5212701Group Spout Group:Spout Mavens - Spout's best movie reviewers. Membership is limited. http://www.spout.com/groups/Spout_Mavens/366/default.aspx Group Name: Spout Mavens - Spout's best movie reviewers. Membership is limited.
Group Description:

A group of Spout's best reviewers.
Read the requirements.


Created: 6/20/2007
Number of Members: 36
Number of Lists: 9
Number of discussion posts: 451
]]>Wed, 26 Aug 2009 20:10:52 GMTSpout MavensWed, 20 Jun 2007 10:13:29 GMT369451Group Spout Group:missing a film - we'll help you find a film http://www.spout.com/groups/missing_a_film/263/default.aspx Group Name: missing a film - we'll help you find a film
Created: 3/5/2007
Number of Members: 131
Number of Lists: 1
Number of discussion posts: 234
]]>Wed, 26 Aug 2009 11:30:05 GMTmissing a filmMon, 05 Mar 2007 16:37:43 GMT1311234Group Spout Group:Friends of Foreign Flicks - Discussions of all films not American. http://www.spout.com/groups/Friends_of_Foreign_Flicks/591/default.aspx Group Name: Friends of Foreign Flicks - Discussions of all films not American.
Group Description:

At some point you just want more than what's right in front of you.


Created: 4/24/2008
Number of Members: 30
Number of Lists: 1
Number of discussion posts: 92
]]>Wed, 26 Aug 2009 04:05:26 GMTFriends of Foreign FlicksThu, 24 Apr 2008 11:44:11 GMT30192Group Spout Group:The Documentary - A place to talk about the much overlooked genre of the Documentary. http://www.spout.com/groups/The_Documentary/79/default.aspx Group Name: The Documentary - A place to talk about the much overlooked genre of the Documentary.
Created: 4/2/2006
Number of Members: 49
Number of Lists: 4
Number of discussion posts: 53
]]>Tue, 25 Aug 2009 21:05:39 GMTThe DocumentarySun, 02 Apr 2006 00:58:55 GMT49453Group Spout Group:Sound on Sight - Podcasts, movie reviews, interviews, news and more. http://www.spout.com/groups/Sound_on_Sight/529/default.aspx Group Name: Sound on Sight - Podcasts, movie reviews, interviews, news and more.
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Sound on Sight proudly brings you two podcasts each week. Voted best podcast in 2008, these hard working hosts cover everything from mainstream Hollywood films to noir, horror, science fiction, cult cinema, documentary film making and more. Look out for a new show added every Tuesday and Thursday morning.

http://www.soundonsight.org/

 

 


Created: 1/6/2008
Number of Members: 104
Number of discussion posts: 150
]]>Tue, 25 Aug 2009 21:03:03 GMTSound on SightSun, 06 Jan 2008 21:24:34 GMT1040150Group Spout Group:Worst Movie Ever - The Group is dedicated to uncovering the bombs, so you don't have too. http://www.spout.com/groups/Worst_Movie_Ever/104/default.aspx Group Name: Worst Movie Ever - The Group is dedicated to uncovering the bombs, so you don't have too.
Created: 5/5/2006
Number of Members: 200
Number of Lists: 10
Number of discussion posts: 412
]]>Tue, 25 Aug 2009 16:43:26 GMTWorst Movie EverFri, 05 May 2006 20:20:45 GMT20010412Group Spout Group:Movie Polls - Vote in weekly polls and discuss http://www.spout.com/groups/Movie_Polls/657/default.aspx Group Name: Movie Polls - Vote in weekly polls and discuss
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Each week I will post a new poll.  Please vote in the poll and reply to the discussion thread to discuss the question.  Please do not vote more than once.


Created: 11/25/2008
Number of Members: 66
Number of discussion posts: 414
]]>Tue, 25 Aug 2009 02:42:29 GMTMovie PollsTue, 25 Nov 2008 16:54:38 GMT660414Group Spout Group:Zombie Obsession - Zombie Lovers, Unite! http://www.spout.com/groups/Zombie_Obsession/329/default.aspx Group Name: Zombie Obsession - Zombie Lovers, Unite!
Group Description:

Join us to discuss your favorite or most horrifying Zombie Movies or just your most memorable Zombie Moments.  From Funny to Scary to Gory to Bizarre...

 


Created: 5/28/2007
Number of Members: 104
Number of Lists: 1
Number of discussion posts: 594
]]>Mon, 24 Aug 2009 17:29:56 GMTZombie ObsessionMon, 28 May 2007 02:04:45 GMT1041594Group Spout Group:A World of MSTies - Thank You, Won't We? http://www.spout.com/groups/A_World_of_MSTies/590/default.aspx Group Name: A World of MSTies - Thank You, Won't We?
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Glorify the best show ever (MST3K) with wit, wisdom and downright wackiness!


Created: 4/23/2008
Number of Members: 10
Number of Lists: 2
Number of discussion posts: 23
]]>Mon, 24 Aug 2009 17:25:25 GMTA World of MSTiesWed, 23 Apr 2008 20:21:48 GMT10223Group Spout Group:It's a Wonderful Night for Oscar! - Devoted to everything nominated or snubbed by the Academy of Golden Guys http://www.spout.com/groups/It_s_a_Wonderful_Night_for_Oscar/46/default.aspx Group Name: It's a Wonderful Night for Oscar! - Devoted to everything nominated or snubbed by the Academy of Golden Guys
Group Description: Year after year, movie lovers and non movie lovers alike discuss ad nauseum the fate of films nominated for the utmost honor, the Academy Award. Some people watch it for the fashion. Some people watch for the haute couture. Some people watch for their fill of celebrity sightings. If you are a member of this group, you love everything about the Super Bowl of movies, especially the movies themselves! You love to make predictions, guess at the politics, discuss and dissect who should have been nominated and who should have won...or, you're just an avid movie lover that likes to pay attention. Come join the group!
Created: 3/4/2006
Number of Members: 41
Number of Lists: 58
Number of discussion posts: 226
]]>Mon, 24 Aug 2009 11:11:33 GMTIt's a Wonderful Night for Oscar!Sat, 04 Mar 2006 15:24:32 GMT4158226Group Spout Group:Movie Marathons http://www.spout.com/groups/Movie_Marathons/693/default.aspx Group Name: Movie Marathons
Group Description:

This is a group for members to start and organize movie marathons. Its primary purpose is to get more people exposed to more film. And to watch these films and discuss them as a group.

Anyone can start a marathon and marathons can be organized in many different ways to showcase the films of a director, actor, genre, theme etc...

Check the Guidlines and Suggestions discussion for ideas.


Created: 7/22/2009
Number of Members: 15
Number of discussion posts: 22
]]>Sat, 22 Aug 2009 16:33:02 GMTMovie MarathonsWed, 22 Jul 2009 01:35:58 GMT15022Group Spout Group:Movies we do not want to see - Try to convince us to see these movies! http://www.spout.com/groups/Movies_we_do_not_want_to_see/70/default.aspx Group Name: Movies we do not want to see - Try to convince us to see these movies!
Group Description: Want to be a member? Send me a message with a list of at least 5 movies that you do not want to see. There are many movies that I do not want to see. I'm not sure if its right of me to decide never to see a movie without seeing it. You know...like when a kid says they hate mushrooms even though they admit never trying them. So maybe this is a good spot for people to display movies they don't think they want to see, and see if anyone can convince us to try them out.
Created: 3/22/2006
Number of Members: 20
Number of Lists: 3
Number of discussion posts: 190
]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:31:56 GMTMovies we do not want to seeWed, 22 Mar 2006 14:27:50 GMT203190Group Spout Post: SnagFilms…great documentaries for free http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/7/20/32805.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Movies on appliedthinking
Post Date: 7/20/2008 6:00:59 PM
Body: SnagFilms SnagFilms launched this past week with a ton of press. Check it out. They have a great selection of documentaries for free…well, sort of…you just have to sit through a couple of commercials (like Hulu) during the presentation of the film. But, seriously…we ALL watch TV and these ads seem a ton less intrusive, especially for the value you get in the quality of the films they have to offer. From the site: “At SnagFilms.com, you can watch full-length documentary films for free, but we also make it easy for you to take our films with you and put them anywhere on the web. When you embed a widget on your web site, you open a virtual movie theater and become a “Filmanthropist.” Donate your pixels and support independent film! And click on “info” on any widget to learn more about that film and a related charity you can also support. With a library of 225 documentaries, and rapidly growing — browse by topic or go through the alphabet from A-Z — you’re bound to find films that resonate with your interests. There is a widget for EVERY film, so any film you like can be snagged. To learn more about snagging go here. Enjoy your visit, snag a film, and keep checking back because we’re adding great news titles daily.” Enjoy! Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Sun, 20 Jul 2008 22:00:59 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking7/20/2008 6:00:59 PMSnagFilms SnagFilms launched this past week with a ton of press. Check it out. They have a great selection of documentaries for free…well, sort of…you just have to sit through a couple of commercials (like Hulu) during the presentation of the film. But, seriously…we ALL watch TV and these ads seem a ton less intrusive, especially for the value you get in the quality of the films they have to offer. From the site: “At SnagFilms.com, you can watch full-length documentary films for free, but we also make it easy for you to take our films with you and put them anywhere on the web. When you embed a widget on your web site, you open a virtual movie theater and become a “Filmanthropist.” Donate your pixels and support independent film! And click on “info” on any widget to learn more about that film and a related charity you can also support. With a library of 225 documentaries, and rapidly growing — browse by topic or go through the alphabet from A-Z — you’re bound to find films that resonate with your interests. There is a widget for EVERY film, so any film you like can be snagged. To learn more about snagging go here. Enjoy your visit, snag a film, and keep checking back because we’re adding great news titles daily.” Enjoy! Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Post: West Michigan start-ups http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/6/23/31581.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Movies on appliedthinking
Post Date: 6/23/2008 11:00:54 PM
Body: Startup Warrior To be specific, the map above shows the known computer technology startups in the West Michigan area…all three of them (although I know for a fact that there are at least a couple others!). Startup Warrior (link above) provides this Google Maps mash-up of start-up from around the world. Of course, when you look at the map of the rest of the states, you see the startup pockets where you’d expect them to be (coasts, major cities and places like Denver and Austin). And, although West Michigan isn’t known for technology, it is still somewhat shocking (not surprising) that we only have three…ok…maybe 6, but still… So what others startups are missing from this list? By my recollection we have: Elevator Up Spout TheCommon.org ThinkWise What else…help me fill in the list… Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Tue, 24 Jun 2008 03:00:54 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking6/23/2008 11:00:54 PMStartup Warrior To be specific, the map above shows the known computer technology startups in the West Michigan area…all three of them (although I know for a fact that there are at least a couple others!). Startup Warrior (link above) provides this Google Maps mash-up of start-up from around the world. Of course, when you look at the map of the rest of the states, you see the startup pockets where you’d expect them to be (coasts, major cities and places like Denver and Austin). And, although West Michigan isn’t known for technology, it is still somewhat shocking (not surprising) that we only have three…ok…maybe 6, but still… So what others startups are missing from this list? By my recollection we have: Elevator Up Spout TheCommon.org ThinkWise What else…help me fill in the list… Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Post: The Word of Mouth Manual, Volume II http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/6/16/31287.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Movies on appliedthinking
Post Date: 6/16/2008 5:00:52 PM
Body: A little confession: I’ve been a BzzAgent for the past three years, but have only participated in a couple BzzCampaigns. It’s not that I’m not a natural evangelist for a wide variety of products. It’s just that I’m typically not too excited about the campaigns I’ve been invited to thus far (I must not be within their target demographic for the really cool stuff?). I am excited about this one though. Not only has Dave Balter been a major force in the word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing word, but he now (apparently) has written the book on it…AND even more importantly so, is willing to practice what he preaches. The entire book’s marketing campaign is being done WOM-style. I LOVE that level of committment to an idea. Although I have not read the book yet (which, quite franly, I typically have problems getting past the first couple chapters of any book), I will be downloading it for free at one of these sites: 37signals 800-CEO-READ Brand Autopsy Church of the Customer The Social Customer Manifesto …and others And what timing too. The Spout Marketing Team is working on getting reinvigorated by this approach to creating great customer experiences and increasing site loyalty. If the book is any good, perhaps I’ll have to make it essential reading…more to come. Tags: bzzagent, bzzcampaign, womma, wom, marketing, word-of-mouth, dave-balter Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Mon, 16 Jun 2008 21:00:52 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking6/16/2008 5:00:52 PM A little confession: I’ve been a BzzAgent for the past three years, but have only participated in a couple BzzCampaigns. It’s not that I’m not a natural evangelist for a wide variety of products. It’s just that I’m typically not too excited about the campaigns I’ve been invited to thus far (I must not be within their target demographic for the really cool stuff?). I am excited about this one though. Not only has Dave Balter been a major force in the word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing word, but he now (apparently) has written the book on it…AND even more importantly so, is willing to practice what he preaches. The entire book’s marketing campaign is being done WOM-style. I LOVE that level of committment to an idea. Although I have not read the book yet (which, quite franly, I typically have problems getting past the first couple chapters of any book), I will be downloading it for free at one of these sites: 37signals 800-CEO-READ Brand Autopsy Church of the Customer The Social Customer Manifesto …and others And what timing too. The Spout Marketing Team is working on getting reinvigorated by this approach to creating great customer experiences and increasing site loyalty. If the book is any good, perhaps I’ll have to make it essential reading…more to come. Tags: bzzagent, bzzcampaign, womma, wom, marketing, word-of-mouth, dave-balter Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Post: What is twitter? An explanation for my Mom http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/6/9/31019.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Movies on appliedthinking
Post Date: 6/9/2008 6:00:42 PM
Body: Jack Dorsey Presents Twitter from biz stone on Vimeo I get asked questions like this an awful lot from my family. Actually, less about things like twitter and more about things like Spout (and for the umpteenth time, “We help people find movies they will love”). I think that Jack does a pretty good job in explaining twitter starting with his early observation about his mother’s daily life and end with her using twitter to better communicate. According to Jack, twitter is all about helping people to more efficiently and effectively communicate their state and status. It is a real-time application that sparks conversation and highlights trends. But I guess the real test will be if my Mom can understand it (although my Mom is not the standard Septuagenarian…she IM’s with the family and has her own blog). So Mom, does twitter make any sense? Tags: twitter, spout, jack-dorsey, jackdorsey Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Mon, 09 Jun 2008 22:00:42 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking6/9/2008 6:00:42 PM Jack Dorsey Presents Twitter from biz stone on Vimeo I get asked questions like this an awful lot from my family. Actually, less about things like twitter and more about things like Spout (and for the umpteenth time, “We help people find movies they will love”). I think that Jack does a pretty good job in explaining twitter starting with his early observation about his mother’s daily life and end with her using twitter to better communicate. According to Jack, twitter is all about helping people to more efficiently and effectively communicate their state and status. It is a real-time application that sparks conversation and highlights trends. But I guess the real test will be if my Mom can understand it (although my Mom is not the standard Septuagenarian…she IM’s with the family and has her own blog). So Mom, does twitter make any sense? Tags: twitter, spout, jack-dorsey, jackdorsey Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Post: Organizing my feed http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/6/2/30348.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Movies on appliedthinking
Post Date: 6/2/2008 5:00:17 PM
Body: I took some time this weekend to do something I have been thinking about for a while now: organizing my feed. That is, taking stock of all of the places that I participate online, organizing them and making sure that they work (pass information back and forth) together. In the process, I have also come up with a basic approach/philosophy to being an early adopter of online tools. Catalog Although I below to a ton of online communities, sites and services, I have narrowed down my regular participation to a handful: appliedthinking (this site) Spout - Helping people find movies they’ll love. twitter - Micro-format blogging. del.icio.us - Social bookmarking. LinkedIn - Professional online network. vodpod - Video cataloging and sharing. LibraryThing - Online book catalog for sharing and reviewing. Last.FM - The “social music revolution” flickr - Online photo management and sharing. facebook - A “a social utility that connects people with friends and others…” FriendFeed - A place to share everything you do online. tumblr - The “scrapbook” of blogs. plaxo - An online address book with a “Pulse.” BrightKite - A “locaiton based social network.” Be assured that there are others, but this is the list that I keep going back to for one reason or another. Organize The way I use them, these sites can be broken down into: Primary feeds - Places that I go to post unique bits of content. Secondary/derivative feeds - Places that I use to aggregate content from the primary sources. These are typically the places that I am less focused on a topic and more social. Additionally, I have a series of tools for: Input - A mix of online and desktop tools and hardware. Tracking - Primarily used to track my success. That is, am I growing a brand and how strong is it? AND…there are typically a set of sites that I am evaluating: New tools - Are they primary feeds? Derivative? Inputs? Trackers? To that end, I’ve organized the above sites like this: …and mapped their interaction like this: My goal in all of this has been to: limit the sites I visit on a regular basis and increase the overall effectiveness of the ones I do…all the while trying not to duplicate too much information which just leads to junking up the web. Results Although this is still a work in progress, I think I have accomplished a couple of things. First, I’ve realized which sites/services I have committed to and second, I have a way to quickly compare new site/services/tools to the way I think about . For example, I have signed-up to the beta of BrightKite. In the past I would have evaluated it in a bit of a vacuum. Now I ask some relevant questions based upon the way I use the other site’s in my daily arsenal: Is this a primary or secondary/derivative feed? Based upon that, is it better or different than the other feeds I produce in that category? Can it be updated through other input devises? How does it add value to my brand? Additionally, I now have a clearer way of looking at the growing list of purely social sites. If they allow me to create activity by pulling (RSS) from my primary sites/services, I’ll do it. I mean, why not? Limited work for a high potential of return. Typically all I need to do is maintain my profile (and keep the avatar fresh) and let the primary sites/services keep my presence active. This isn’t rocket science, right? But it certainly does help in making a quick evaluation of what site/services I merely sign-up for (which is a lot) and which ones I incorporate into my life. Do you do it another way? See any flaws in my method? I’m all ears… * BrightKite, by the way, isn’t looking very good for me. Limited value for the amount of work I need to do to keep up with it. Can’t it be tied to my iPhone’s quasi-GPS? Tags: appliedthinking, spout, twitter, del.icio.us, linkedin, vodpod, librarything, last.fm, flickr, facebook, friendfeed, tumblr, plaxo, brightkite, organization, feed, feeds Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Mon, 02 Jun 2008 21:00:17 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking6/2/2008 5:00:17 PMI took some time this weekend to do something I have been thinking about for a while now: organizing my feed. That is, taking stock of all of the places that I participate online, organizing them and making sure that they work (pass information back and forth) together. In the process, I have also come up with a basic approach/philosophy to being an early adopter of online tools. Catalog Although I below to a ton of online communities, sites and services, I have narrowed down my regular participation to a handful: appliedthinking (this site) Spout - Helping people find movies they’ll love. twitter - Micro-format blogging. del.icio.us - Social bookmarking. LinkedIn - Professional online network. vodpod - Video cataloging and sharing. LibraryThing - Online book catalog for sharing and reviewing. Last.FM - The “social music revolution” flickr - Online photo management and sharing. facebook - A “a social utility that connects people with friends and others…” FriendFeed - A place to share everything you do online. tumblr - The “scrapbook” of blogs. plaxo - An online address book with a “Pulse.” BrightKite - A “locaiton based social network.” Be assured that there are others, but this is the list that I keep going back to for one reason or another. Organize The way I use them, these sites can be broken down into: Primary feeds - Places that I go to post unique bits of content. Secondary/derivative feeds - Places that I use to aggregate content from the primary sources. These are typically the places that I am less focused on a topic and more social. Additionally, I have a series of tools for: Input - A mix of online and desktop tools and hardware. Tracking - Primarily used to track my success. That is, am I growing a brand and how strong is it? AND…there are typically a set of sites that I am evaluating: New tools - Are they primary feeds? Derivative? Inputs? Trackers? To that end, I’ve organized the above sites like this: …and mapped their interaction like this: My goal in all of this has been to: limit the sites I visit on a regular basis and increase the overall effectiveness of the ones I do…all the while trying not to duplicate too much information which just leads to junking up the web. Results Although this is still a work in progress, I think I have accomplished a couple of things. First, I’ve realized which sites/services I have committed to and second, I have a way to quickly compare new site/services/tools to the way I think about . For example, I have signed-up to the beta of BrightKite. In the past I would have evaluated it in a bit of a vacuum. Now I ask some relevant questions based upon the way I use the other site’s in my daily arsenal: Is this a primary or secondary/derivative feed? Based upon that, is it better or different than the other feeds I produce in that category? Can it be updated through other input devises? How does it add value to my brand? Additionally, I now have a clearer way of looking at the growing list of purely social sites. If they allow me to create activity by pulling (RSS) from my primary sites/services, I’ll do it. I mean, why not? Limited work for a high potential of return. Typically all I need to do is maintain my profile (and keep the avatar fresh) and let the primary sites/services keep my presence active. This isn’t rocket science, right? But it certainly does help in making a quick evaluation of what site/services I merely sign-up for (which is a lot) and which ones I incorporate into my life. Do you do it another way? See any flaws in my method? I’m all ears… * BrightKite, by the way, isn’t looking very good for me. Limited value for the amount of work I need to do to keep up with it. Can’t it be tied to my iPhone’s quasi-GPS? Tags: appliedthinking, spout, twitter, del.icio.us, linkedin, vodpod, librarything, last.fm, flickr, facebook, friendfeed, tumblr, plaxo, brightkite, organization, feed, feeds Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Post: Re:New Features http://www.spout.com/groups/Spout_Feedback/Re_New_Features/129/27284/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Spout Feedback
Post Date: 4/14/2008 2:54:21 PM
Body: [quote user="gambrel83"]Is anyone's "Seen ___ Movies" not updating? Mine has been stuck at 674 movies for some time now, while the actual count is 687.[/quote]gambrel83...check it out again. I think we have it resolved.Bill
]]>Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:54:21 GMTbillhrSpout Feedback4/14/2008 2:54:21 PM[quote user="gambrel83"]Is anyone's "Seen ___ Movies" not updating? Mine has been stuck at 674 movies for some time now, while the actual count is 687.[/quote]gambrel83...check it out again. I think we have it resolved.Bill Spout Post: Re: New Features http://www.spout.com/groups/Spout_Feedback/Re_New_Features/129/26741/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Spout Feedback
Post Date: 3/29/2008 10:58:29 AM
Body: [quote user="BigA"]what about the new navigation and ui?[/quote]Please disregard...got some feedback that there were issues posting replies.
]]>Sat, 29 Mar 2008 14:58:29 GMTbillhrSpout Feedback3/29/2008 10:58:29 AM[quote user="BigA"]what about the new navigation and ui?[/quote]Please disregard...got some feedback that there were issues posting replies. Spout Post: Re:Test of the discussion system http://www.spout.com/groups/Holsinger_Hyphenators/Re_Test_of_the_discussion_system/78/26740/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Holsinger Hyphenators
Post Date: 3/29/2008 10:56:17 AM
Body: [quote user="billhr"]Testy test test test.[/quote]Reply for a testy test test test
]]>Sat, 29 Mar 2008 14:56:17 GMTbillhrHolsinger Hyphenators3/29/2008 10:56:17 AM[quote user="billhr"]Testy test test test.[/quote]Reply for a testy test test test Spout Post: Test of the discussion system http://www.spout.com/groups/Holsinger_Hyphenators/Test_of_the_discussion_system/78/26739/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Holsinger Hyphenators
Post Date: 3/29/2008 10:55:00 AM
Body: Testy test test test.
]]>Sat, 29 Mar 2008 14:55:00 GMTbillhrHolsinger Hyphenators3/29/2008 10:55:00 AMTesty test test test. Spout Post: Re:New Feed and Design Feedback http://www.spout.com/groups/Spout_Feedback/Re_New_Feed_and_Design_Feedback/129/25104/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Spout Feedback
Post Date: 2/13/2008 5:01:19 PM
Body: [quote user="wonga"][quote user="billhr"] [I can help with that. If you go to your home page (click on your image), it is below the tabs on the right side of the screen. [/quote]thanks for the fast response :) that's where it used to be but (unless i'm blind) it's not there anymore! [/quote]Huh...I'm seeing it. Are you logged in? If so, would you mind emailing me a screen shot? bill [at] spout [dot] com
]]>Wed, 13 Feb 2008 22:01:19 GMTbillhrSpout Feedback2/13/2008 5:01:19 PM[quote user="wonga"][quote user="billhr"] [I can help with that. If you go to your home page (click on your image), it is below the tabs on the right side of the screen. [/quote]thanks for the fast response :) that's where it used to be but (unless i'm blind) it's not there anymore! [/quote]Huh...I'm seeing it. Are you logged in? If so, would you mind emailing me a screen shot? bill [at] spout [dot] com Spout Post: Re:New Feed and Design Feedback http://www.spout.com/groups/Spout_Feedback/Re_New_Feed_and_Design_Feedback/129/25057/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: billhr
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Post Date: 2/12/2008 5:24:45 PM
Body: [quote user="wonga"]i like the new overall design but i can't find a link where i can see what my page looks like to others. am i just missing it somewhere?[/quote]I can help with that. If you go to your home page (click on your image), it is below the tabs on the right side of the screen.
]]>Tue, 12 Feb 2008 22:24:45 GMTbillhrSpout Feedback2/12/2008 5:24:45 PM[quote user="wonga"]i like the new overall design but i can't find a link where i can see what my page looks like to others. am i just missing it somewhere?[/quote]I can help with that. If you go to your home page (click on your image), it is below the tabs on the right side of the screen. Spout Post: Know thy gut http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/2/1/24615.aspxPost By: billhr
Post To: Movies on appliedthinking
Post Date: 2/1/2008 2:00:37 PM
Body: Sometimes I get confused between when my gut is telling me to do something (or make a particular decision) and when it is my head. Case in point: Tuesday evening I was asked to speak at a local entrepreneur group near my home town. Weeks ago, and in preparation, I purchased the book Presentation Zen. Even though it just came out, this book had been on my “gotta read it” list for some time. In it, Garr Reynolds gives some basic, no nonsense advise about preparing for presentations. Things like: Be concise Be enthusiastic when you speak And know the answer to this: What is my absolutely central point? Not rocket science by any means, but certainly stuff it’s healthy to be reminded of. The entire book is filled with insights like this, but more so it provides a really great method for thinking about speaking and preparing presentations (so go out and buy this book now!). Somewhere in the text, or between the lines, Reynolds creates the impression that a great presentation is half method/preparation and half the not-so-simple task of knowing your self. I think he specifically talks about unleashing the creativity we all have, but I equate this to knowing thy self - knowing your abilities and bounds free you to think creatively within those limits. With that in mind, I certainly didn’t listen to my gut nor did I leverage my personal strengths to their fullest extent for this presentation. What was my gut saying? It was telling me to go in with the single slide above. No multi-slide presentation, just a simple one that would leave me with the ability to speak about my passions and riff on a subject. This is what I do best (I think): listen to my audience and tailor my conversation directly to them. No detailed outline and step-by-step dialog to get in the way. But no…my head told me that I needed more slides by way of introduction of me and Spout to my audience. As a result, I talked more about the details of Spout, had problems following my slide progression and talked less about what I really wanted to discuss. This doesn’t mean the presentation wasn’t a success. But it certainly wasn’t as good as I could have made it. Next time, I’ll listen to myself AND my gut. Anyone need a speaker? Tags: presentation-zen,, garr-reynolds,, garr Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Fri, 01 Feb 2008 19:00:37 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking2/1/2008 2:00:37 PM Sometimes I get confused between when my gut is telling me to do something (or make a particular decision) and when it is my head. Case in point: Tuesday evening I was asked to speak at a local entrepreneur group near my home town. Weeks ago, and in preparation, I purchased the book Presentation Zen. Even though it just came out, this book had been on my “gotta read it” list for some time. In it, Garr Reynolds gives some basic, no nonsense advise about preparing for presentations. Things like: Be concise Be enthusiastic when you speak And know the answer to this: What is my absolutely central point? Not rocket science by any means, but certainly stuff it’s healthy to be reminded of. The entire book is filled with insights like this, but more so it provides a really great method for thinking about speaking and preparing presentations (so go out and buy this book now!). Somewhere in the text, or between the lines, Reynolds creates the impression that a great presentation is half method/preparation and half the not-so-simple task of knowing your self. I think he specifically talks about unleashing the creativity we all have, but I equate this to knowing thy self - knowing your abilities and bounds free you to think creatively within those limits. With that in mind, I certainly didn’t listen to my gut nor did I leverage my personal strengths to their fullest extent for this presentation. What was my gut saying? It was telling me to go in with the single slide above. No multi-slide presentation, just a simple one that would leave me with the ability to speak about my passions and riff on a subject. This is what I do best (I think): listen to my audience and tailor my conversation directly to them. No detailed outline and step-by-step dialog to get in the way. But no…my head told me that I needed more slides by way of introduction of me and Spout to my audience. As a result, I talked more about the details of Spout, had problems following my slide progression and talked less about what I really wanted to discuss. This doesn’t mean the presentation wasn’t a success. But it certainly wasn’t as good as I could have made it. Next time, I’ll listen to myself AND my gut. Anyone need a speaker? Tags: presentation-zen,, garr-reynolds,, garr Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Post: Re:New Feed and Design Feedback http://www.spout.com/groups/Spout_Feedback/Re_New_Feed_and_Design_Feedback/129/24513/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: billhr
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Post Date: 1/29/2008 3:04:04 PM
Body: Thanks for the feedback, JIMBELL!We've made a number of performance tweeks to the system since you sent this and I'm wondering if you still find the site slow?Also, I know a lot of our power-users have been commenting on missing the Dashboard. We actually tried to make all of the items within the dashboard more easily accessible by adding them to the drop-down by your username. So, if you click on the arrow by your name up above, you'll find links to almost all of those features.Does that help?...or do you still miss having all of those things on a single page?Bill @ Spout
]]>Tue, 29 Jan 2008 20:04:04 GMTbillhrSpout Feedback1/29/2008 3:04:04 PMThanks for the feedback, JIMBELL!We've made a number of performance tweeks to the system since you sent this and I'm wondering if you still find the site slow?Also, I know a lot of our power-users have been commenting on missing the Dashboard. We actually tried to make all of the items within the dashboard more easily accessible by adding them to the drop-down by your username. So, if you click on the arrow by your name up above, you'll find links to almost all of those features.Does that help?...or do you still miss having all of those things on a single page?Bill @ Spout Spout Post: True Films eBook http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/1/25/24333.aspx Post By: billhr
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Post Date: 1/25/2008 9:09:31 AM
Body: True Films eBook True Films is a list of 200 documentaries compiled by Kevin Kelly and is currently free to download at his site. If you are a fan of documentaries, I highly recommend this list. Docs in the list I am looking forward to seeing?: Helvetica American Movie New York Doll God Grew Tired of Us The Films of Charles and Ray Eames Why We Fight Theremin The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill Tags: documentaries,, kevin-kelly,, spout,, true, films,, ebook Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Fri, 25 Jan 2008 14:09:31 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking1/25/2008 9:09:31 AM True Films eBook True Films is a list of 200 documentaries compiled by Kevin Kelly and is currently free to download at his site. If you are a fan of documentaries, I highly recommend this list. Docs in the list I am looking forward to seeing?: Helvetica American Movie New York Doll God Grew Tired of Us The Films of Charles and Ray Eames Why We Fight Theremin The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill Tags: documentaries,, kevin-kelly,, spout,, true, films,, ebook Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Post: Sundance Film Festival 2008 http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/1/25/24332.aspx Post By: billhr
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Post Date: 1/25/2008 9:09:30 AM
Body: Sundance Film Festival I’ve been in Park City for 6 days now and have only been able to see a handful of films (Up the Yangtze, Diary of the Dead, Be Kind Rewind and Where In The World Is Osama Bin Ladin?). Why? Too busy being the “suit” for Spout. I’ve been purposefully skipping some of the press screenings I’ve had scheduled to make time to talk to people within the industry. And by people in the industry, I’m not talking about celebrities. I’m talking about the people who get the work done at media companies, distributors, other film festivals, etc. Not that I don’t enjoy a celebrity sighting as much as the next guy. In fact, here is the list of people I have seen so far: Oliver Stone Maroon 5 Dennis Quaid John Legend Colin Firth Livia Firth Woody Harrelson Morgan Spurlock Colin Ferrel Giada DeLaurentis Rachel Dratch Stanley Tucci George Romero And there are probably others, but as cold as it’s been around here, it is hard to recognize people with their hoods up and knit caps pulled low. Tomorrow, we’re headed home. In the meantime, if you haven’t checked it out already, take a look at our blog and video coverage that has been presented by MySpace Film. Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Fri, 25 Jan 2008 14:09:30 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking1/25/2008 9:09:30 AM Sundance Film Festival I’ve been in Park City for 6 days now and have only been able to see a handful of films (Up the Yangtze, Diary of the Dead, Be Kind Rewind and Where In The World Is Osama Bin Ladin?). Why? Too busy being the “suit” for Spout. I’ve been purposefully skipping some of the press screenings I’ve had scheduled to make time to talk to people within the industry. And by people in the industry, I’m not talking about celebrities. I’m talking about the people who get the work done at media companies, distributors, other film festivals, etc. Not that I don’t enjoy a celebrity sighting as much as the next guy. In fact, here is the list of people I have seen so far: Oliver Stone Maroon 5 Dennis Quaid John Legend Colin Firth Livia Firth Woody Harrelson Morgan Spurlock Colin Ferrel Giada DeLaurentis Rachel Dratch Stanley Tucci George Romero And there are probably others, but as cold as it’s been around here, it is hard to recognize people with their hoods up and knit caps pulled low. Tomorrow, we’re headed home. In the meantime, if you haven’t checked it out already, take a look at our blog and video coverage that has been presented by MySpace Film. Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Post: 2007 Technology Review: The stuff I use http://www.spout.com/blogs/billhr/archive/2008/1/25/24331.aspxPost By: billhr
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Post Date: 1/25/2008 9:09:29 AM
Body: I hope this is still early enough into the new year that I can call this my 2007 Technology Review. The list of websites, software and hardware below are those that I had repeatedly gone back to or have purchase this past year. Websites Spout: Of course I hang out here, it’s the best place to discover movies - new and old, mainstream an obscure. Find me here (member since 2005). LinkedIn: LinkedIn seemed to get really popular with my friends and business associates. I use this site to maintain my professional persona as well as use it to manage my business network. Find me here (member since 2004). Facebook: As many of my friends are here, I try to keep up with them on a daily basis. This site is social for being social sake. Find me here (member since 2006). Google Reader: I’ve gone through a number of feed readers over the past few years (including Bloglines and NewsFire), but Google Reader has been the best. Twitter: All I can say is, haven’t gotten sick of Twitter yet. Find me here (first post on January 21, 2007) Various blogs: Yes, I’ve been actively reading blogs since 2002 or so, which means I wasn’t an early adopter. But, I read a ton of them now. Check out my blogroll over here ? (or the right-side of my blog). Blogging tools: I’ve gone from hosted accounts at Blogger, TypePad and now have finally come to rest, hosting my own account with Wordpress. Software Firefox v2.0.0.11: Browser of choice and using these add-ons - del.icio.us v1.2, Digg This! v.5, and Extended Statusbar v.1.2.6. Aperture v1.5.6: I’ve been using Aperture since March 2007 when I received it as a gift at TED (Thanks Apple!). Previously I had been using the beta version of Adobe’s Lightroom and before that, iPhoto. Now I am 100% with Aperture, coupled with FlickrExport. iWeb: All of my developer friends will wince at this, but I kinda like using iWeb. For those of us who only know rudimentary HTML, it is an easy to use WYSIWYG. FileZilla: And since I think the fees for .Mac are exorbitant, I use FileZilla to publish my iWeb site. Adium: Is there any better solution to having multiple IM accounts? Quicken: Been a happy user of Quicken since 2002 or so, first with my PC and now with my Mac. Galleon Server: This application helps me connect my Mac to my Tivo, search what is on the hard-drive, then download it. TivoDecode Manager: Then, this app let’s me take those downloaded files from my Tivo and load them for my viewing pleasure on my iPod. “No Reservations” at 35,000 feet is a treat. iTunes: Seriously, what else would I use? Omnigraffle: Better than Visio. MindManager: A great little tool for creating mind-maps and then translating them into projects via FastTrack. FastTrack: Project management software. Office for Mac: Nothing much to say about this, just that I’m hoping the 2008 upgrade is worth it. DAplus: Helps me get fit by track my dietary intakes and creates a full nutritional analysis. Hardware Blackberry Curve (8300) iPod Video (30 gig) MacBook Pro: 2.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 3GB SDRAM and a 160 GB Hard-drive. Flip Video (2 gig) TeleNav: Used with their software for BlackBerry, this pack-of-gum sized GPS unit keeps me from getting lost. Tivo Serie3 HD DVR Old school habits Moleskine: I’ve been using these for years, but mostly on and off. Right now, I’m on. Hipster PDA: I’ve been using these for years too, but only within the past few (after re-reading GTD) have I been recommitted. Retro 51 Pens Things I’m exploring Grand Central: This beta service (which was acquired by Google) provides some really useful features, but I just can’t get myself to commit yet. For something as fundamental as my phone, I want to understand what the costs will be down the road. Maybe I’d pay $15 a month for it? VoIP: Anyone have any recommendation on what service to use or whether I should go down this path at all? HDTV: Sure would make my new HD Tivo more fancy. Originally posted on:appliedthinking
]]>Fri, 25 Jan 2008 14:09:29 GMTbillhrMovies on appliedthinking1/25/2008 9:09:29 AMI hope this is still early enough into the new year that I can call this my 2007 Technology Review. The list of websites, software and hardware below are those that I had repeatedly gone back to or have purchase this past year. Websites Spout: Of course I hang out here, it’s the best place to discover movies - new and old, mainstream an obscure. Find me here (member since 2005). LinkedIn: LinkedIn seemed to get really popular with my friends and business associates. I use this site to maintain my professional persona as well as use it to manage my business network. Find me here (member since 2004). Facebook: As many of my friends are here, I try to keep up with them on a daily basis. This site is social for being social sake. Find me here (member since 2006). Google Reader: I’ve gone through a number of feed readers over the past few years (including Bloglines and NewsFire), but Google Reader has been the best. Twitter: All I can say is, haven’t gotten sick of Twitter yet. Find me here (first post on January 21, 2007) Various blogs: Yes, I’ve been actively reading blogs since 2002 or so, which means I wasn’t an early adopter. But, I read a ton of them now. Check out my blogroll over here ? (or the right-side of my blog). Blogging tools: I’ve gone from hosted accounts at Blogger, TypePad and now have finally come to rest, hosting my own account with Wordpress. Software Firefox v2.0.0.11: Browser of choice and using these add-ons - del.icio.us v1.2, Digg This! v.5, and Extended Statusbar v.1.2.6. Aperture v1.5.6: I’ve been using Aperture since March 2007 when I received it as a gift at TED (Thanks Apple!). Previously I had been using the beta version of Adobe’s Lightroom and before that, iPhoto. Now I am 100% with Aperture, coupled with FlickrExport. iWeb: All of my developer friends will wince at this, but I kinda like using iWeb. For those of us who only know rudimentary HTML, it is an easy to use WYSIWYG. FileZilla: And since I think the fees for .Mac are exorbitant, I use FileZilla to publish my iWeb site. Adium: Is there any better solution to having multiple IM accounts? Quicken: Been a happy user of Quicken since 2002 or so, first with my PC and now with my Mac. Galleon Server: This application helps me connect my Mac to my Tivo, search what is on the hard-drive, then download it. TivoDecode Manager: Then, this app let’s me take those downloaded files from my Tivo and load them for my viewing pleasure on my iPod. “No Reservations” at 35,000 feet is a treat. iTunes: Seriously, what else would I use? Omnigraffle: Better than Visio. MindManager: A great little tool for creating mind-maps and then translating them into projects via FastTrack. FastTrack: Project management software. Office for Mac: Nothing much to say about this, just that I’m hoping the 2008 upgrade is worth it. DAplus: Helps me get fit by track my dietary intakes and creates a full nutritional analysis. Hardware Blackberry Curve (8300) iPod Video (30 gig) MacBook Pro: 2.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 3GB SDRAM and a 160 GB Hard-drive. Flip Video (2 gig) TeleNav: Used with their software for BlackBerry, this pack-of-gum sized GPS unit keeps me from getting lost. Tivo Serie3 HD DVR Old school habits Moleskine: I’ve been using these for years, but mostly on and off. Right now, I’m on. Hipster PDA: I’ve been using these for years too, but only within the past few (after re-reading GTD) have I been recommitted. Retro 51 Pens Things I’m exploring Grand Central: This beta service (which was acquired by Google) provides some really useful features, but I just can’t get myself to commit yet. For something as fundamental as my phone, I want to understand what the costs will be down the road. Maybe I’d pay $15 a month for it? VoIP: Anyone have any recommendation on what service to use or whether I should go down this path at all? HDTV: Sure would make my new HD Tivo more fancy. Originally posted on:appliedthinking Spout Member:The_MOW - Mickey Micklon http://www.spout.com/members/148616/default.aspx Identity: The_MOW
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]]>Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMTArgueta0Beginner (<10)Fri, 31 Aug 2007 20:52:15 GMTMember Film:Funny Games http://www.spout.com/films/Funny_Games/288707/default.aspx Title: Funny Games
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]]>Sat, 29 Aug 2009 14:21:45 GMTSpeed Racer2008Andy Wachowski, Larry Wachowski90Tag Target (>10)1641163http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/s297765.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/Speed_Racer/297765/default.aspxFilm Film:Speed Racer [Anime Series] http://www.spout.com/films/Speed_Racer_Anime_Series/32330/default.aspx Title: Speed Racer [Anime Series]
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]]>Sat, 29 Aug 2009 14:20:43 GMTSpeed Racer [Anime Series]19671113http://www.spout.com/images/no_image.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/Speed_Racer_Anime_Series/32330/default.aspxFilm Film:The Raven http://www.spout.com/films/The_Raven/317289/default.aspx Title: The Raven
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Number of blog posts: 2
SpoutRating: 1
]]>Sat, 29 Aug 2009 04:13:53 GMTThe Raven2007Ulli Lommel21http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/u08974fjkcg.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/The_Raven/317289/default.aspxFilm Film:The Ballad of the Sad Cafe http://www.spout.com/films/The_Ballad_of_the_Sad_Cafe/2239/default.aspx Title: The Ballad of the Sad Cafe
Year: 1991
Director: Simon Callow
Number of blog posts: 2
SpoutRating: 2
]]>Fri, 28 Aug 2009 19:25:24 GMTThe Ballad of the Sad Cafe1991Simon Callow22http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/t54643em1b1.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/The_Ballad_of_the_Sad_Cafe/2239/default.aspxFilm Film:New York, New York http://www.spout.com/films/New_York_New_York/24524/default.aspx Title: New York, New York
Year: 1977
Director: Martin Scorsese
Times Tagged: 23
Number of Lists: 12
Number of blog posts: 57
Number of discussion threads: 2
SpoutRating: 2
]]>Fri, 28 Aug 2009 19:22:40 GMTNew York, New York1977Martin Scorsese23Tag Target (>10)125722http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/u47828gvtpe.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/New_York_New_York/24524/default.aspxFilm Film:St. Nick http://www.spout.com/films/St_Nick/402616/default.aspx Title: St. Nick
Year: 2009
Director: David Lowery
Times Tagged: 3
Number of Lists: 2
Number of blog posts: 5
SpoutRating: 5
]]>Fri, 28 Aug 2009 15:01:06 GMTSt. Nick2009David Lowery3Slightly Tagged (1-5)255http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/s402616.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/St_Nick/402616/default.aspxFilm Film:We Are the Strange http://www.spout.com/films/We_Are_the_Strange/314016/default.aspx Title: We Are the Strange
Year: 2007
Director: M dot Strange
Number of Lists: 3
Number of blog posts: 3
SpoutRating: 4
]]>Fri, 28 Aug 2009 14:25:52 GMTWe Are the Strange2007M dot Strange334http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/s314016.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/We_Are_the_Strange/314016/default.aspxFilm Film:The Sadist http://www.spout.com/films/The_Sadist/29811/default.aspx Title: The Sadist
Year: 1963
Director: James Landis
Number of Lists: 4
SpoutRating: 3
]]>Fri, 28 Aug 2009 14:08:29 GMTThe Sadist1963James Landis43http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/t27402rl1sl.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/The_Sadist/29811/default.aspxFilm Film:The Alligator People http://www.spout.com/films/The_Alligator_People/50507/default.aspx Title: The Alligator People
Year: 1959
Director: Roy Del Ruth
Number of Lists: 2
Number of blog posts: 1
SpoutRating: 2
]]>Fri, 28 Aug 2009 14:04:19 GMTThe Alligator People1959Roy Del Ruth212http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/t46806zj8ua.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/The_Alligator_People/50507/default.aspxFilm Spout List:Formed My Psyche by billhr /films/820/ViewFilmList.aspxFormed My Psyche
Description: These are the films that I think were the most formative to me...the films that had the most influence over my perception of the world.


Created: 12/28/2005 4:05:27 PM

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