Mike DeWolfe : The Daily Edition

On one end of a spectrum of cool is the Christopher Nolan Dark Knight follow-up to Batman Begins. On the other end of the spectrum: Batman Dracula. Batman Dracula is one of Warhol's art films from the 1964; directed and produced by Andy Warhol. There is sme dispute as to whether it was done with the permission of DC Comics. It was screened only at his art exhibits and never made it to general distribution. A fan of the Batman serials, Warhol's movie was a "homage" to the series, and is considered the first appearance of a blatantly campy Batman. The film was until recently thought to have been lost, until scenes from the picture were shown at some length in the 2006 documentary Jack Smith and the Destruction of Atlantis. Though Gregory Battcock played Batman, the promotion photos that have surfaced show a woman in Batman's outfit beside Warhol (dressed as Robin). Battcock (ironic name...) was murdered on Christmas Eve in Puerto Rico in 1980. Will this Warhol weird...

Here is today's edit of the filmed elements for the video that Alice and I are working on.

Alice and I are going to embark on this video we are working on. On Saturday and Sunday, I did two edits-- baby steps towards : Edit One Edit Two

I HATE Tim Horton's. I resent that in world where there is talk of banning trans-fats that these places pop-up like pimples on the ass of small town Canada. Here are some clips of Tim Horton's and various pranks against them. Some are dang funny: I want a curry Iced Cappucino! Combine two bimbos with two cellphones: Prank gone very wrong: (we had this idea in the 1980s... but Steve's Mom wouldn't let us take the car-- though she did volunteer Russ as the "victim") This guys loves donuts (and maybe his friend in the BG): This is a regular deliver of the meat for their breakfast sandwiches: This prank has been directly taken from Tandori Horton's pranks in Karachi:

This from Project Marbella: Turntable For the Tightest Driveways Originally uploaded by projectmarbella Car turntables for tight driveways! This is a great product for those of use with either tight driveways or difficult garages. Can either be hand operated or driven with an electric motor. Contact projectmarbella@yahoo.com for a free quotation.

This is a wild intersection of cells that seem to keep dividing; the medical industry and a sprinkling of prejudice and bitter spirits. Here is what Wiki says of the case of Henrietta Lacks : Henrietta Lacks (August 18, 1920 – October 4, 1951) was the involuntary (and likely unknowing) donor of cells from her cancerous tumor , which were cultured by George Otto Gey to create an immortal cell line for medical research . This is now known as the HeLa cell line. On February 1 , 1951 , just days after a march for a cure for polio in New York City , according to Michael Rogers of the Detroit Free Press and Rolling Stone Magazine , Henrietta Lacks visited Johns Hopkins Hospital because of a vaginal discharge. That day, she was diagnosed with cervical cancer . She was treated but died on October 4 , 1951 at the age of thirty-one. Mrs. Lacks was buried without a tombstone in a family cemetery in Lackstown. Henrietta Lacks has been recognized as an unintentional contributor to...