Recently the girlfriend was out of town, so I caught up on my bad science-fiction/action films that I knew were bad, but still wanted to see: “Underworld – Evolution (Widescreen Special Edition)” (Len Wiseman) “Ultraviolet (Widescreen Edition)” (Sony Pictures) “V for Vendetta” (James McTeigue) Starting from the premise that none of these movies are particularly …
My thanks to Jo Cose for letting me use one of his photos as my header. I will eventually try to get some of my own pics back up there, but I really liked this one and was in the mood for something a bit more aesthetically pleasing than the polaroid snapshots. You can check …
Starting Monday, I am the new Office Manager at Scenarios USA, a cool non-profit that is only about 10 minutes commute from my house. Woo-hoo! I am writing this on my brand new, 17″ Intel Duo Core iMac . . . don’t worry, I’ll be selling my old desktop in order to help pay for …
It appears that the Democrats have regained a majority in Congress the House of Representatives. Now comes the hard part, making sure that they live up to their promises. powered by performancing firefox
Kevin Hall Reports In 2004, the richest 1 percent of households – 719,910 of them, with an average annual income of $326,720 – had 19.8 percent of the entire nation’s pretax income. That’s up from 17.8 percent a year earlier, according to a study by University of California-Berkeley economist Emmanuel Saez. The study, titled “The …
As it seems that actually counting the vote is going to largely a matter of guesswork and doubletalk. As companies install unsecure and glitchy voting machines in many parts of the country, we will no longer be able to have accurate voting records. Check out these links for more info on what’s going on and …
Current Working Title: Tales of the Frumush, Volume 1: The Serpent & the SongTotal Words Written:1830 powered by performancing firefox