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the hot dog murder- quincy grab02330
Nov. 17th, 2008 07:05 pm
A recent acquisition - How come I don't remember this episode of Quincy??
Posing as a prison pathologist, Quincy (Jack Klugman) conducts an investigation of the death of a convicted embezzler who was about to provide testimony against his mob bosses. The man's death has been ruled accidental, but Quincy doesn't believe it. The trick now is to figure out how a murder was committed in a maximum-security prison wing, without any tangible evidence (hint: the episode's title is a key to the solution). This episode was originally scheduled to air on April 15, 1977.
I also went to get my crown and physical therapy today. Both went Well.
8935 - Thursday
Aug. 2nd, 2007 09:38 pmAfter work last night, BHK and I had dinner at the Lebanese Taverna and then went to see Talk To Me which was surprisingly better than I thought. No roles were stepped on by big names (Cedric the Entertainer had me a little worried when I saw him in the credits) Some aspects of Petey Greene's life were left out, but you really can only do so much in a 2-hour movie. Plot-wise, there weren't any surprises, but the story's path seemed comfortable with simple viability. Though it was supposed to have taken place in DC, the bulk seems to have been shot in "generic city" or indoors - I didn't get the Capitol vibe from the location. I'm glad we opted for that over The Simpsons or Transformers... I was more in the mood for a biopic than cartoony smash-em-up or yuk-em-ups.
On the way home, BHK pointed out to me that someone stole the man atop ATW hardware... now there's a sign. "Return the Man now - Yes it was stolen)
Aww... I hope he makes it back... I rather like the weird little dioramas up on the roof.
I discovered the Vassal game engine. That should help with development of our own games, in addition to allowing a lot of regular new ones to try! Maybe I can lure Eryx into playing Axis and Allies minis online! All of the Carcassone variants appear to be done already, too.
Other Vassal modules that tickle my interest are -
All will be sniffed over in time, I'm sure - and now, the morning brings a new day. My ride to the train station overslept, but bhk got me to the station in fine time to catch my train into the city. That's the good thing about planning ahead and making allowances for traffic and whatnot... I'm usually in by 8am, and this way, I got there by 8:30 (the time I'm officially due to arrive.) I did miss my "arrive by 8" bus by about 10 minutes, so I spent about 20 minutes waiting for the next one. - Gave me time to take the pictures below and write the text above on my phone.
Waiting for the bus.
Squinty due to sleepiness and the sun in my face. I like the metro worker behind me with the long beard and short hair. The Sun was hot, and seemed overly large as it hung in this morning's sky.
Good meeting at work today about upgrading our CMS. I like the way folks are looking to work together for a solution, rather than complain - project appears to be slated for the end of '07, or the beginning of '08 for testing.
Constellation Power has applied to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to put a new nuclear reactor in Calvert county, the fourth to be applied for, nationwide, this year. There hasn't been a new nuclear reactor built in the US since the Three Mile Island disaster, but with new tax incentives for power providers who get their applications complete before the end of next year, companies are positioning themselves to be able to take advantage of the new situation.
Tonight, I'm tucking in early to recoup a little extra rest.
1 year ago - paperclips, cross-dressing crooks, reading Pride and Prejudice, I predict a riot, good talking to folks, writely (now google docs)
2 years ago - sick of summer heat, paper robots!, spiffy car, where do they make balloons?, animal crackers, ADP nearly nailed, bugs bunny, heart shaped land, baron von bludd
3 years ago - sleepy, meeting, a year at current gig, 5 senses, scarecrow, codecs, game-dancing, oh danny bot, land of many colors, rain and running newtie-pic
4 years ago - bidet poll, food, vamp game, first gig paid poorly, games on the website
5 years ago - talked to rob (we never got together), baron von bludd, strange black blobs
6 years ago - rainy, Owen Ng, broken drug war link, Thunderstorm, code red, lord humongous
7 years ago - Finished HP2, started hp3, foodies, moved to the 12-8 shift at IMT
On the way home, BHK pointed out to me that someone stole the man atop ATW hardware... now there's a sign. "Return the Man now - Yes it was stolen)
Aww... I hope he makes it back... I rather like the weird little dioramas up on the roof.
I discovered the Vassal game engine. That should help with development of our own games, in addition to allowing a lot of regular new ones to try! Maybe I can lure Eryx into playing Axis and Allies minis online! All of the Carcassone variants appear to be done already, too.
Other Vassal modules that tickle my interest are -
All will be sniffed over in time, I'm sure - and now, the morning brings a new day. My ride to the train station overslept, but bhk got me to the station in fine time to catch my train into the city. That's the good thing about planning ahead and making allowances for traffic and whatnot... I'm usually in by 8am, and this way, I got there by 8:30 (the time I'm officially due to arrive.) I did miss my "arrive by 8" bus by about 10 minutes, so I spent about 20 minutes waiting for the next one. - Gave me time to take the pictures below and write the text above on my phone.
Waiting for the bus.
Squinty due to sleepiness and the sun in my face. I like the metro worker behind me with the long beard and short hair. The Sun was hot, and seemed overly large as it hung in this morning's sky.
Good meeting at work today about upgrading our CMS. I like the way folks are looking to work together for a solution, rather than complain - project appears to be slated for the end of '07, or the beginning of '08 for testing.
Constellation Power has applied to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to put a new nuclear reactor in Calvert county, the fourth to be applied for, nationwide, this year. There hasn't been a new nuclear reactor built in the US since the Three Mile Island disaster, but with new tax incentives for power providers who get their applications complete before the end of next year, companies are positioning themselves to be able to take advantage of the new situation.
Are we ready for nuclear again? The US kind of freaked out after the Three Mile Island near-meltdown and the Chernobyl disaster, but with power needs proving insatiable, and with fossil fuels being subject to significant negative public attention due to global warming concerns, the timing could be ripe for an expansion of nuclear power.
Will it do anything to lower our power build? Almost certainly not. But, it might decrease dependence on fossil fuels, which can be considered a positive.
Tonight, I'm tucking in early to recoup a little extra rest.
1 year ago - paperclips, cross-dressing crooks, reading Pride and Prejudice, I predict a riot, good talking to folks, writely (now google docs)
2 years ago - sick of summer heat, paper robots!, spiffy car, where do they make balloons?, animal crackers, ADP nearly nailed, bugs bunny, heart shaped land, baron von bludd
3 years ago - sleepy, meeting, a year at current gig, 5 senses, scarecrow, codecs, game-dancing, oh danny bot, land of many colors, rain and running newtie-pic
4 years ago - bidet poll, food, vamp game, first gig paid poorly, games on the website
5 years ago - talked to rob (we never got together), baron von bludd, strange black blobs
6 years ago - rainy, Owen Ng, broken drug war link, Thunderstorm, code red, lord humongous
7 years ago - Finished HP2, started hp3, foodies, moved to the 12-8 shift at IMT
8929 - friday
Jul. 27th, 2007 11:59 pmDreams of being in Colonial Williamsburg with BHK - pursued by the police in minuteman garb... muskets with bayonets, breeches, the full uniform of Paul Revere-type garb. Most disturbing were the tri-cornered hats and braided ponytail, tied with blue bows.
When we were spotted, they blew into a silver whistle - standard pipe style, and the tri-corner hats unfurled into flying stingrays, the ponytails becoming some sort of antenna or navigational aid - remaining attached to the hat rather than the colonial-style policeman. A high-pitched wailing rose up from them, not too unlike a police siren - fortunately they were easily dispatched by running indoors.
I have no idea what were were supposed to have done to warrant a chase. Maybe because we weren't dressed in period clothing?
Yeah, that's it... because colonist law enforcement used flying, screaming stingrays to fight crimes against continuity.
After work, BHK, Amy and I came back to the house and noshed on queso and pizza with the in-laws and TM - TM headed home before the pizza arrived, poor gal's beat after putting in a double time week. We watched Bridget Jone's Diary (the first time I'd seen it in one piece) and then after the in-laws left, the remainders put in a couple of rousing games of Chronoauts. It was better than I thought it'd be, and I had some fairly high hopes. I wouldn't mind getting Early American Chrononauts so we can play UberChronauts, now.
We still haven't done Chez Goth or Lunch Money yet, but perhaps tomorrow after the girls comeback from the tennis / shopping spree they have planned. I've started an account at board game geek just to keep track, at this point.
1 year ago - Japan's underground photography, free wifi attractive nuisance, 2nd life updates, tough times in the congo, fishbone, ape-o-naut doodle / gays in space
2 years ago - A/c unhappy, Lisa/Lisa plans, Jacques the Monkey, Candice fickle, shots, Tom Waits, Abandoned amusement and theme parks, grumping, "shut it", mallah and the brain
3 years ago - monkey doodle, palm pictures from the bus, lavender-newt, notes from the road, atm jam, CoH, lj-flower, monkey yawn
4 years ago - palm doodles, power-outage, all consuming, power of burqas, sonic bullets
5 years ago - some day tripping, cool squirrel, Belgium is a myth, tongue-trimming, lj hot-or-not, Life imitates Real Genius!!!
6 years ago - overtired & grumpy, cockaigne, evil news, flash, evil news
7 years ago - wanting to go on a group outing, discover marquee
When we were spotted, they blew into a silver whistle - standard pipe style, and the tri-corner hats unfurled into flying stingrays, the ponytails becoming some sort of antenna or navigational aid - remaining attached to the hat rather than the colonial-style policeman. A high-pitched wailing rose up from them, not too unlike a police siren - fortunately they were easily dispatched by running indoors.
I have no idea what were were supposed to have done to warrant a chase. Maybe because we weren't dressed in period clothing?
Yeah, that's it... because colonist law enforcement used flying, screaming stingrays to fight crimes against continuity.
After work, BHK, Amy and I came back to the house and noshed on queso and pizza with the in-laws and TM - TM headed home before the pizza arrived, poor gal's beat after putting in a double time week. We watched Bridget Jone's Diary (the first time I'd seen it in one piece) and then after the in-laws left, the remainders put in a couple of rousing games of Chronoauts. It was better than I thought it'd be, and I had some fairly high hopes. I wouldn't mind getting Early American Chrononauts so we can play UberChronauts, now.
We still haven't done Chez Goth or Lunch Money yet, but perhaps tomorrow after the girls comeback from the tennis / shopping spree they have planned. I've started an account at board game geek just to keep track, at this point.
1 year ago - Japan's underground photography, free wifi attractive nuisance, 2nd life updates, tough times in the congo, fishbone, ape-o-naut doodle / gays in space
2 years ago - A/c unhappy, Lisa/Lisa plans, Jacques the Monkey, Candice fickle, shots, Tom Waits, Abandoned amusement and theme parks, grumping, "shut it", mallah and the brain
3 years ago - monkey doodle, palm pictures from the bus, lavender-newt, notes from the road, atm jam, CoH, lj-flower, monkey yawn
4 years ago - palm doodles, power-outage, all consuming, power of burqas, sonic bullets
5 years ago - some day tripping, cool squirrel, Belgium is a myth, tongue-trimming, lj hot-or-not, Life imitates Real Genius!!!
6 years ago - overtired & grumpy, cockaigne, evil news, flash, evil news
7 years ago - wanting to go on a group outing, discover marquee
8927 - Wednesday
Jul. 25th, 2007 10:21 pmGummi Chicken feet. They're tasty and disturbing.
I neglected to mention the taste sensation that BHK and I enjoyed throughout last night's movie. (Amy chose to stick with M&Ms.)
Gummi Chicken feet.
Pretty dang good, actually. right thickness and texture for a good gummy candy - fruit flavored. Grotesque to look at, but still nifty. (ours weren't in this cool packaging, but rather just a big plastic bag, which is all the more cool, as far as I'm concerned.
Who thought that it was a good idea?
Who hired a sculptor to carve chicken foot molds for candy?
I wish that I'd counted them before eating - I wonder now if there were an even number to account for 2-per chicken, or if one of the Gummi-creatures was a pegleg.
via evandorkin -
For future reference, as I think it's pretty generally known right now:
LiveJournal was unavailable between approximately 2pm and 9:30pm PDT on Tuesday, July 24, 2007. Apparently, they weren't the only ones with a power outage issue. Sites that are affected include CNET, Craigstlist, Technorati, Yelp and all Six Apart properties, TypePad, LiveJournal and Vox. I didn't even notice, as I was at work and at the movies - I wonder how many people too the opportunity to breathe a little fresh air and feel sunlight on their skin?
See what happens when you don't have geographically split clusters? I wonder how hard it would be to back up all of those guys... there's got to be a monster amount of data there.
I find myself looking forward to being snowed in at home, with BHK, the kitties and me all playing card or board games in the living room. I think that maybe we can call a "virtual snow day" at the house sometime where we can just do that very thing, without waiting for a total power outage.
Netflix must think we're insane. "We've received Apocalypto - and have sent out your copy of My Super Sweet 16: The Movie"
Adam's off to his missionary work in Guatamala -A quick summary of his itinerary:
6:30 PM tonight - he arrives at the Hope of Life Mission Center.
Tomorrow- Sr. Center, plant flowers and trees, painting
Friday- mostly off-site construction
Saturday- visit orphans
Sunday- Boat Trip
Monday- More construction, painting, etc.
Tuesday- Food Distribution/Evangelism
Wednesday- more painting, hand out meals
Thursday- arrive home
For work, I'm doing a distillation of a few hundred pages of documentation into bite size bullet-point chunks for next week... Tricky, but not impossible.
Farewell, Weekly World News. I'm glad you lasted for as long as you could. I hope that the website will at least continue for a bit.
1 year ago - break in dream, barometric pressure?, ogden nash, wtc movie, I'm a lucky, lucky boy, no danny, cost of being poor, hide the navstrip, food delivery, paintbot, times are changing
2 years ago - secret agent dream, teachers, dan reads wee free men, humor-type, vnc2swf, magic, don ho shock the monkey mp3, v for vendetta trailer, blood cholesterol, travel journal gig, net times journalist trouble, survey, scary villain picture
3 years ago - candy, incense, my mental room, cannibals, ka-boom, CoH
4 years ago - viking on newtcam, hulk adds my graphic to his journal, starmark, poop, Chinese food, mage knight
5 years ago - ISS, bear-lynching, beauty, Conroy books
6 years ago - bro's breakup, cej, exhort, more majestic, mailing tardiness, news, Dr. Ernest Freaky Bootygrabber, Radio, time for life poll
7 years ago - Friends assessment, Spiritual Beliefs
I neglected to mention the taste sensation that BHK and I enjoyed throughout last night's movie. (Amy chose to stick with M&Ms.)
Gummi Chicken feet.
Pretty dang good, actually. right thickness and texture for a good gummy candy - fruit flavored. Grotesque to look at, but still nifty. (ours weren't in this cool packaging, but rather just a big plastic bag, which is all the more cool, as far as I'm concerned.
Who thought that it was a good idea?
Who hired a sculptor to carve chicken foot molds for candy?
I wish that I'd counted them before eating - I wonder now if there were an even number to account for 2-per chicken, or if one of the Gummi-creatures was a pegleg.
via evandorkin -
A plan to sell classic novellas in retro cigarette packs via cigarette vending machines after a U.K smoking ban in enclosed public places goes into effect. At least I think they're going to (try to?) sell these in actual vending machines. Whatever the case, they're called Tankbooks, and are being produced by Tank, a think tank, creative agency and publishing outfit. Dunno if this is a P.R. stunt, an art project, an honest effort to sell books in an interesting manner, or all of the above. Nifty-looking packages, whatever the case.I think that decks of cards would be cool, too. Standard Decks of 52, or even some Fluxx flavors, maybe? Possibly a Barfly version of Munchkin ? Speaking of which, BHK won at Munchkin Bites tonight.
For future reference, as I think it's pretty generally known right now:
LiveJournal was unavailable between approximately 2pm and 9:30pm PDT on Tuesday, July 24, 2007. Apparently, they weren't the only ones with a power outage issue. Sites that are affected include CNET, Craigstlist, Technorati, Yelp and all Six Apart properties, TypePad, LiveJournal and Vox. I didn't even notice, as I was at work and at the movies - I wonder how many people too the opportunity to breathe a little fresh air and feel sunlight on their skin?
See what happens when you don't have geographically split clusters? I wonder how hard it would be to back up all of those guys... there's got to be a monster amount of data there.
I find myself looking forward to being snowed in at home, with BHK, the kitties and me all playing card or board games in the living room. I think that maybe we can call a "virtual snow day" at the house sometime where we can just do that very thing, without waiting for a total power outage.
Netflix must think we're insane. "We've received Apocalypto - and have sent out your copy of My Super Sweet 16: The Movie"
Adam's off to his missionary work in Guatamala -A quick summary of his itinerary:
6:30 PM tonight - he arrives at the Hope of Life Mission Center.
Tomorrow- Sr. Center, plant flowers and trees, painting
Friday- mostly off-site construction
Saturday- visit orphans
Sunday- Boat Trip
Monday- More construction, painting, etc.
Tuesday- Food Distribution/Evangelism
Wednesday- more painting, hand out meals
Thursday- arrive home
For work, I'm doing a distillation of a few hundred pages of documentation into bite size bullet-point chunks for next week... Tricky, but not impossible.
Farewell, Weekly World News. I'm glad you lasted for as long as you could. I hope that the website will at least continue for a bit.
1 year ago - break in dream, barometric pressure?, ogden nash, wtc movie, I'm a lucky, lucky boy, no danny, cost of being poor, hide the navstrip, food delivery, paintbot, times are changing
2 years ago - secret agent dream, teachers, dan reads wee free men, humor-type, vnc2swf, magic, don ho shock the monkey mp3, v for vendetta trailer, blood cholesterol, travel journal gig, net times journalist trouble, survey, scary villain picture
3 years ago - candy, incense, my mental room, cannibals, ka-boom, CoH
4 years ago - viking on newtcam, hulk adds my graphic to his journal, starmark, poop, Chinese food, mage knight
5 years ago - ISS, bear-lynching, beauty, Conroy books
6 years ago - bro's breakup, cej, exhort, more majestic, mailing tardiness, news, Dr. Ernest Freaky Bootygrabber, Radio, time for life poll
7 years ago - Friends assessment, Spiritual Beliefs
8925 - monday -
Jul. 23rd, 2007 11:25 pmI meant to mention yesterday that Cyn's house is lovely... I especially like the location. Highest spot in the town, I suspect, and very private. Her art is there throughout, but it doesn't clutter - all of it is placed in a nice way. I also got a chance to meet her daughter, who is as friendly and charming as her mom.
Fooling with nationstates again - this time it's Salmagundia. (Newtonia has faded from the map)
Mr. Tawky Tawny just killed a guy with a stick! (he also sleeps in the nude.)
Mm.. I'd forgotten that I have a broadcast plugin on my winamp that shows my most recently listened to tracks. You can tell that BHK has influenced my listening habits a bit. (Plus, there's stuff on there that I've grabbed for her use, too.)
I'm glad to see the Devil has got his due. - But I think that I prefer Famous Poems Rewritten as Limericks
One of the weirder aspects of Edgewater, MD. There's a store called ATW hardware that always has an unusual manikin tableau on the roof. This time, a Hunter Thompson-esque Zombie torments a pirate with an angry rat. It was hard to get shots at that range at twilight, but I think they look ok at full size.
Other ones have been rows of legs sticking straight up from the roof, a man and son fishing, and a chorus line.
oh! I do - from my first week of honeymoon! hard to see, but the leg-up one... can click for bigger. Taken when I was one day into being married. (It'll be nine months tomorrow)
1 year ago - this will be our year (it still makes me cry every time I hear it), ring wearing, flemish ( The TRUTH About "Belgium" - The New World Order's Belgian Conspiracy) , cat's got knees / I like your pants, rust monster, underground city, lake okeechobee, ninja turtles /zoom, good sleeps,
2 years ago - GrayP, Allergy results, Candice gives me her number, google hybrid, love song / mind control
3 years ago - I Robot, The Flo, LiveJournal Gallery, 1000 white cards revisited
4 years ago - Evil Fish, Bro, Brace, bazillion questions meme, crow tools, Elton Ock, LJ pings for you
5 years ago - Janet Reno, 1000 blank white cards, lost links, Dumpster Diving,singing kitty, palm sketches, snickitty-snackitty man, managing activism
6 years ago - melted heart, epizootic, hair bears, playing majestic
7 years ago - bedtime thoughts
Fooling with nationstates again - this time it's Salmagundia. (Newtonia has faded from the map)
Mr. Tawky Tawny just killed a guy with a stick! (he also sleeps in the nude.)
Mm.. I'd forgotten that I have a broadcast plugin on my winamp that shows my most recently listened to tracks. You can tell that BHK has influenced my listening habits a bit. (Plus, there's stuff on there that I've grabbed for her use, too.)
I'm glad to see the Devil has got his due. - But I think that I prefer Famous Poems Rewritten as Limericks
Amy arrived! i was surprised to hear that she was in Baltimore by 8:30a - She must've left New York at about 5-5:30. We had a lovely dinner at Friendly's, helped the in-laws move boxes from the u-haul truck, and got in a game of super munchkin before bed. BHK pulled out a win at the very last minute, when it looked like I had it all wrapped up. Nicely played, hon!The Raven
There once was a girl named Lenore
And a bird and a bust and a door
And a guy with depression
And a whole lot of questions
And the bird always says "Nevermore."
One of the weirder aspects of Edgewater, MD. There's a store called ATW hardware that always has an unusual manikin tableau on the roof. This time, a Hunter Thompson-esque Zombie torments a pirate with an angry rat. It was hard to get shots at that range at twilight, but I think they look ok at full size.
Other ones have been rows of legs sticking straight up from the roof, a man and son fishing, and a chorus line.
oh! I do - from my first week of honeymoon! hard to see, but the leg-up one... can click for bigger. Taken when I was one day into being married. (It'll be nine months tomorrow)
1 year ago - this will be our year (it still makes me cry every time I hear it), ring wearing, flemish ( The TRUTH About "Belgium" - The New World Order's Belgian Conspiracy) , cat's got knees / I like your pants, rust monster, underground city, lake okeechobee, ninja turtles /zoom, good sleeps,
2 years ago - GrayP, Allergy results, Candice gives me her number, google hybrid, love song / mind control
3 years ago - I Robot, The Flo, LiveJournal Gallery, 1000 white cards revisited
4 years ago - Evil Fish, Bro, Brace, bazillion questions meme, crow tools, Elton Ock, LJ pings for you
5 years ago - Janet Reno, 1000 blank white cards, lost links, Dumpster Diving,singing kitty, palm sketches, snickitty-snackitty man, managing activism
6 years ago - melted heart, epizootic, hair bears, playing majestic
7 years ago - bedtime thoughts
8816 wtf - vitamin coke?!
Apr. 21st, 2007 10:16 am
so, healthy (har har) soda pop! tastes like diet ass.
According to the nutritional label, Diet Coke Plus includes 25% of the recommended daily allowance of niacin (vitamin B3), vitamin B6, and vitamin B12 as well as 15% of the RDA for magnesium and zinc in each 12-ounce serving. It is sweetened with an aspartame/ACE-K blend that has become the industry norm for just about every diet drink nowadays. (The zinc adds a nasty aftertaste, I think)
David and Gill are back, safe and sound... to celebrate, we went out for Chinese food, and BHK and I split a dessert of shamrock shake. Also is a reincluded picture of my stalker chicken. I'm getting more interested in the guitar, too.. I got to play bass a bit with David and Larry... seems quite comfy, so far. 
1 year ago - papa johns meat, almost a dinner party, mp3 zappa, 2nd life pics, irish quiz, grandparents quiz,
2 years ago - free flow, dreams and fragments, night stalker, zombie test, batman newtimes, pete & pete, cadavers away!, wedgie, autodialer, magnetphrases, beheading, I used to believe..., adp off call, mootpoint praise
3 years ago - strip mall of sin pics, doug made it to Seattle
4 years ago - French toast origin... not invented by "Mr. French", bus piccies, name game, movies with Dan, pelican poem
5 years ago - grand conversation, love quiz, a good Friday five, odd news, miss Cleo born in LA, of American parents, crossword stuff
6 years ago - first hint of the scooby movie, good vs bad stuff about the day, gnomes on snailback
My chicken stalker - 8772
Mar. 15th, 2007 08:41 pm
This person from Cluck-U was seen peering through the window from the rainy outdoors as visiting family, in-laws, bhk and I ate dinner out at a nearby chinese food place.
8656 - Voice Post - Gobble Gobble!
Nov. 23rd, 2006 09:14 pm
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8550 - this sammich tastes funny
Sep. 11th, 2006 06:02 amThe Rapture Index - The prophetic speedometer of end-time activity
I wonder what part "banner ads" have in the movement to the end times? We're currently at 155?
Lovely, giggly day yesterday. Tracheotomy Pooh-bear and stories of "Sleeping Booty" made it dash by.
Michael Jantzen’s Wind Pavilion is a nice facelift to the rotating apartments concept that debuted in Curitib, Brazil back in 2004. This particular version of the wind pavilion is proposed to be a lightweight structure primarily made of fabric to randomly rotate in the wind. Rotation would not only provide the building with an ever changing shape, but also electrical power to light the building. Michael proposes that the building could be made out of various materials and could take on many different functions such as an apartment complex.
Link to my Current listen - I created a Screamin' Jay Hawkins Station on Pandora. Have a listen if you like, dear journal. (Here's my regular listen)
App-Stick - Directory of Free Portable Applications for Your USB Memory Stick
( Family pictures from 25+ years ago )
Audience participation. (taken from
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif){kind=small}
alectoerinyes)Three Questions:
1) Which of your icons is the favorite?
2) What the last board game you played, and who did you play it with?
3) Which one of your LJ friends do you think is most likely to be a superhero in disguise?
Clown Face: It's What's for Dinner
1 year ago - imageshack woes, lj-poll, walkabout pix, smiles, music meme fruitful, super mario world, burning life with hp pics, power spotty
2 years ago - Ivan entry attracts travel tips, El Niño is back, beauty of ahurricane, Big Kahuna Generous, rough case, nice chats, monkey-chants,silly sliders graphic
3 years ago - written missives with bro, newbie likes the doobie, digital clouds,Hurricane Fabian, Stratego, Yoni Yantri, BK snoops, gave frankie the mooch some pasta and a pan.
4 years ago - Great dreams, care-were-bears, Big Bird (IMT) is a thief, Private moon landing. (never took place, sadly.), newtie play
5 years ago - 9/11 observations.
6 years ago - Tattoo trend, questions memes.. hmm, #4 came true!, Possibility of a Seed donation
8549 - Sunday fundaY
Sep. 10th, 2006 01:56 pmLovely lazy wakeup morning... slacked and relaxed.
The crook who grew up to be a shoe
Big Nose George Parrot, the only man in American history to be turned into a pair of shoes.
After watching the first season of the Shield... weird that they didn't work with Vic getting shot much past the episode where it happened. they seem to get on top of most details like that interlocking.. he sort of just healed up and moved on.
Light-Emitting Shirts from Philips - very keen... I could see this as being quite entertaining, with the right applications. combine this with some sort of transponder of gps technology, and your clothes or nearby furniture/curtains could give information like arrows directing you to a certain location, or color-coded type reference tabs for people... It'd be kind of neat to have a glowing digital clock or scrolling message/logo on a t-shirt, too. Maybe link it up to wifi and rss to read updated journals each refresh? Pretty handy for cycling at night, too... complete with illuminated turn signals or goodyear blimp type ads, probably.
Press Release
A strange black cat on your porch brings prosperity. - Scottish superstition
On the Effectiveness of Aluminum Foil Helmets: An Empirical Study
Conclusion - The helmets amplify frequency bands that coincide with those allocated to the US government between 1.2 Ghz and 1.4 Ghz. According to the FCC, These bands are supposedly reserved for ''radio location'' (ie,GPS), and other communications with satellites (see, for example,[3]). The2.6 Ghz band coincides with mobile phone technology. Though not affiliated by government, these bands are at the hands of multinational corporations.
It requires no stretch of the imagination to conclude that the current helmet craze is likely to have been propagated by the Government,possibly with the involvement of the FCC. We hope this report will encourage the paranoid community to develop improved helmet designs to avoid falling prey to these shortcomings.
1 year ago - schwag bag, tall scotto shadow pic, finished fdle year, weezle talk, burning life with hp, preference poll,
2 years ago - Bag Lady, EN passes, Diarists more prone to illness, WoW pics, Hurricane Ivan, "because he said so", Puppy shoots man, KSC storm
3 years ago - RPC issue, Badger badger, baboon nose suitcase, RIAA sues a 12 year old, RI's birthday, new opus strip.
4 years ago - Newt Play, vote day, traded some magic cards for heroclix/mage knight, lem-doodles, wobbly
5 years ago - got a lovely poem, found old family letters, cadmean victory, stayed home, assorted news, Anne Heche's wacky interview, 'mat event, observations
6 years ago - embarrassing fight club reference, everway, Chat 'toon review
8483 - YOU BLEW IT UP!
Jul. 27th, 2006 12:45 pmSort of lame that Lance Bass is pulling the 'Ellen' card right before he's starting a new show.
It'd be cool if his new TV program is about how he caught "The Gay" during his Russian Space Shot, and returned to a planet populated by talking apes. I'd watch it.
For three episodes anyway, until it turned into Will & Grace, with Ape-o-Nauts.
Even Space Monkeys can't save Will & Grace. 
Sorry, Monkey.
8184 - on the lam(b)
Feb. 15th, 2006 07:58 amBATTLE CREEK, Mich. - A man who pleaded no contest to a sodomy charge involving a sheep says he should not have to register as a sex offender.
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The thing of it is, I agree. The sex offender/predator is a stigma that follows you everywhere, and in most states, it follows you for *life*. It is for the safety of humans in the community... and while this guy is (in my opinon) a perverted animal abuser... there's no evidence that he'll hurt other humans at all. Maybe we should set up a variant "Animal sexual offender" in case he gets a gig as a shepherd or slaughterhouse manager.
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The thing of it is, I agree. The sex offender/predator is a stigma that follows you everywhere, and in most states, it follows you for *life*. It is for the safety of humans in the community... and while this guy is (in my opinon) a perverted animal abuser... there's no evidence that he'll hurt other humans at all. Maybe we should set up a variant "Animal sexual offender" in case he gets a gig as a shepherd or slaughterhouse manager.
Superman, Batman, Jesusman and the problem of the corpse on Hollywood Blvd.
Originally uploaded by shadowplay.
Uh,wha?
8121 - i...am god!
Jan. 17th, 2006 06:09 am
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Originally uploaded by scottobear.
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This is from DC's "Tarzan lord of the jungle" #232.
The lead story "Tarzan and the lion-man" was written and drawn by Joe Kubert.
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8027 - thanks, firpo!!
Dec. 20th, 2005 11:55 am
Stalin's half-man, half-ape super-warriors
The Soviet dictator Josef Stalin ordered the creation of Planet of the Apes-style warriors by crossing humans with apes, according to recently uncovered secret documents. ( Read more... )
