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June 29th, 2009 - Move and Be Moved   Letter From The Filmmaker Wingman Briefing Room RSS
"The man who goes alone can start today; but he who travels with another must wait till that other is ready."
- Thoreau

"It is better to travel well than to arrive."
- Buddha

A few weeks ago: Virginia

Dear Wingman,

I've just programmed a Selected Press page in order to consolidate listings on the map inside. We plan to make minor adjustments to the site this week, so if you see anything wonky occur, the aberration is likely due to the robots working.

This week Wingman Katie made this over at Wingman Central, which in turn made me lulz quite a bit. It's amazing how much you can say about an idea with a simple lolWimp.

As I mentioned in my recent e-mail to you, I'm currently in England for a spell meeting and greeting UK Wingmen and such, so updates this week will be light and it may take us a few more days to add new Wingmen. As usual my dailies can be found on JSDC and Twitter.

My challenge in the abstract, for you; to make specific to you, right now, is to move and keep moving. Move yourself and all you are involved in, including Artemis. Kinetic energy is so valuable, and momentum always improves the picture. Blog about why you're a Wingman, tip off a reporter whose work you admire... use the site you built to discuss ideas.

Yesterday: England

Where next? Summer schedule.

"I travel not to go anywhere, but to go! I travel for travel's sake. The great affair is to move."
- Robert Louis Stevenson


Incidentally, related to our beloved theme this week (yes, suddenly updates have themes; or at least I usually craft any theme in less obvious manner): the descriptive form of "kinetic" comes from a Greek root meaning "motion." The word "cinema" (i.e. motion picture) draws its roots from the same.

Now go forth and impress wimps at dinner parties everywhere with this knew amazing knowledge!


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