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A View from the Back Bay
My name is Skip Pile, living in Boston and Nantucket Island and generally watching closely from a distance.
pile:
My recent trip to Delray Beach, Florida.
Shot entirely on an Olympus PEN Mini.
The song is “Photosphere” by Charles Atlas (http://www.charles-atlas.com/) on the Vimeo Music store here: http://vimeo.com/musicstore/track/32009Nailed it.
We won a Webby for Social Media, and were the People’s Voice winners for Best Visual Design - Function, and Social Media.Vimeo at the 2011 Webby Awards
Hello, Future. A music Video Challenge.
Make a music video with one of 3 Moby tracks available for download. Submission deadline is Midnight EST May 9, 2011. The winner will be announced and their video screened at this year’s New Directors’ Showcase in Cannes, as well as on the Vimeo site. They will also be offered the chance to work on a project in one of Saatchi & Saatchi’s key offices around the Saatchi & Saatchi Global Network.
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pile: Vimeo makes it into another Apple keynote!
sick.
Celtics guard Ray Allen set the NBA record for career 3-pointers when he drilled a shot with 1:48 left in the first period of Thursday’s Celtics-Lakers game. (Elise Amendola/Associated Press)
With a 3-pointer at the 1:48 mark of the first quarter of tonight’s game against the Lakers, Ray Allen broke Reggie Miller’s all-time NBA record for career threes with 2,561. Allen broke the record in 309 fewer games played than Miller. Allen has a career 3-point percentage of .398 to Miller’s .395.
After the three, Allen ran over to Miller, who is broadcasting the game for TNT. The two hugged. Allen also got an embrace from Lakers guard Kobe Bryant. At the end of the quarter, the Celtics announced Allen as the NBA’s new 3-point king on the PA. To a standing ovation, Allen ran over and hugged Miller again before hugging his mother. He then ran over to his wife and children and embraced them. Just a great moment.
(Source: kissmeimlazy)
