Watched All Together Now, a documentary about the staging of the Cirque Du Soleil show, Love, featuring the music of the Beatles. It is very honest about some of the difficulties they suffered through with surviving members and spouses reactions to the ideas and the staging.

For me the best part was the premiere. Paul and Ringo were seated next to each other and there are many shots of the two of them reacting to the show.

It was very clear that they were loving the music. In a voiceover Paul even admits that he turned to Ringo at one point and said "We were a fucking great band".

How cool is it to hear him say that now and to see the both of them just experiencing joy at their work. Somehow I think it may have been awhile since they were able to do that. It certainly brought a catch to my throat.

More folks who have maintained blogs (or continue to maintain a blog),such as Stephen Fry, are establishing a Twitter account www.twitter.com and updating them on a regular basis.

Blog entries just seem to call for more content (as measured by word count) and hopefully a more thought out construction of thoughts and/or ideas. You also need access to a computer and your blogging account or the software you use to update your website's blog entries.

On the other hand, a tweet can simply be "I am at xxx" and can be entered via your cell phone. It can be updated many times a day, easily.

Will we see a transition away from blogs to tweets?