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pmbI'm in Dallas to speak at NANOG, and when I asked people what there was to do in Dallas, the only real consistent answer I got was "go to the grassy knoll".
Oswald stood in that window.
And made that shot.
The view from the grassy knoll.
This man will explain it all if you are confused.
If you haven't seen it already, there's a stabilized version of the Zapruder film that is actually kind of watchable. [warning - graphic violence and actual death of an actual president]
Dallas is an odd city - it has wide roads and more parking lots than it needs. This is bizarre to me. Also, on the weekends there is nobody on the roads. If you needed to film a zombie movie, I recommend the heck out of Dallas: wide roads, desolate, and the weather is pretty predictable. For non-zombie purposes, I think I'd prefer almost anywhere else.
Oswald stood in that window.
And made that shot.
The view from the grassy knoll.
This man will explain it all if you are confused.
If you haven't seen it already, there's a stabilized version of the Zapruder film that is actually kind of watchable. [warning - graphic violence and actual death of an actual president]
Dallas is an odd city - it has wide roads and more parking lots than it needs. This is bizarre to me. Also, on the weekends there is nobody on the roads. If you needed to film a zombie movie, I recommend the heck out of Dallas: wide roads, desolate, and the weather is pretty predictable. For non-zombie purposes, I think I'd prefer almost anywhere else.
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Date: 2006-02-12 10:33 pm (UTC)