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I.O.U.S.A. is a movie based on a book written by my sister's boss and recently premiered at Sundance. don't know much more than that, but i'm not sure if it has a happy ending. checked on your stocks lately?

why do so many terry gilliam films suffer tragic endings before they're even finished shooting?

damn, it's wednesday and 20 minutes into the future is on and rocking my socks off. wish i could explain what i love so much about trance. it's like a shot of caffeine for my ears.

listen.

i've been really busy and stressed about work lately, but that's how i need to feel in order to push through the massive, long-term projects in my lap. i'm so stressed that I woke up around 10 a.m. on saturday and just lay there solving problems in my head for 2 hours before finally getting up ( Read more... )

20 Minutes Into The Future is my new favorite show on wkdu. hard for me to say no to "music that sounds like technology". tune in now, it runs from 1-4 on wednesdays.

this music is the only thing keeping me from strangling a graphic designer who still hasn't learned how to design layouts with CSS.

Study Casts Doubt on Vaccine- Autism Link.

glad this report has come out. maybe researchers will devote some time to other possible causes of autism, like the painkillers and labor inducing drugs they give women in labor. thimerosal has been used in vaccines since the 1930s and the increase in autism diagnosis is a recent trend. guess what hasn't ( Read more... )

saw the first episode for the final season of The Wire over the weekend. be sure to look for the McNaughty graffiti in the park towards the beginning of the show ( Read more... )

talked more about this trend last night. unfortunately, it's impossible to conduct a broad longitudinal research project during the course of a drinking session, but that didn't stop the three of us from making generalizations based on our personal experiences to explain why women aren't achieving "greatness ( Read more... )

Adam Greenfield, author of Everywhere, The dawning age of ubiquitious computing, recently blogged about the "self-contained universe of wall-to-wall maleness" where men speak (write, design, etc.) for 100% of the population strictly from a male perspective ( Read more... )