Monthly Archives: January 2005

Call Me Omar

The weekend has provided me with much to say about ice, proper footwear (for ice), warm attire (for ice), the stability of electric power (re: ice), the effect of gravity upon trees (encased in ice) and even a recipe (that does not include ice). However, I am compelled to confess something that must be true,

The Way We Communicate

I was going to make a mostly ranting post about how “happy” I am that America so wisely re-elected a money-thrifty Republican for President, because a Democrat would’ve just kept on spending and spending … but I have too much real work to do. Or I was going to make a rather horrified post about

Oscar Oscar

The Oscar nominees are up. A cursory glance at the list tells me two things. Thing One: For the films I’ve seen, Oscar has a pretty keen eye for what was really good in 2004. Thing Two: There are so many ’04 films I have yet to see. However, rarely have I allowed incomplete data

A Goal with Focus

I have a birthday in March. I have a purposefully delayed honeymoon in November. Between March and November, I intend to scratch together enough extra cash to replace my aging Kodak DX3600 with a newer, better, faster, cooler digital camera. (Not a light decision, as the Kodak has done some lovely work for me in

Goodnight, Johnny.

I’ve said it before and I still mean it … 11:30pm just is not the same without the original Tonight Show theme song. “And so it has come to this. I am one of the lucky people in the world. I found something that I always wanted to do and I have enjoyed every single

Local Loathing

Our very own zig-zagging former Governor, current Senator and all-around partisan turncoat has found a place on The BEAST‘s 50 Most Loathsome People of 2004. 19. Zell Miller Crimes: Part Yosemite Sam and Part Foghorn Leghorn. Miller doesn’t make the list for his salivating, traitorous keynote speech at the Republican National Convention, or even the

Dark Little Comic

I was working this morning. Really. In fact, I still am. However, I was successfully distracted from my task at hand by a link sent over the wires by Mr Low, a good friend and my games editor over at JIVE. It’s a webcomic. return to sender. A serialized web-comic that is equal parts Manga,

Irresistable, You Fool

The iPod has a seemingly handy feature. The On-The-Go feature allows you to select songs from the thousands available one-by-one. These are appended to an ever-growing playlist that you can select to hear these pickings all in one set. Convenient. However, this list cannot be finely edited, nor can the pickings be resorted or reordered.

My Oatmeal Can

… kick your oatmeal’s ass. Seriously. Keep your Quaker Oats, flakey as they are. You know they’re rolled and therefore inferior. My oatmeal is so righteous that it comes in a metal can. Why? Because it is steel cut, baby. That’s right. The each individual oat grain has been ninja-sliced into perfect little vectors of

Adding Recently

Minor addition. Using the Customizable Post Listing Plug-In from coffee2code, I’ve added descriptive links to the five most recent posts. See? Over there. To the right. Neato!