Okay, maybe not the same. At least I don’t see Apple or Adobe having to sleep on the couch or sneak into your room to ask “Is Mommy Still Mad?”.
Month: May 2010
Do Superpowers Recognize When They’re Losing Their Significance?Do Superpowers Recognize When They’re Losing Their Significance?
I’ve often wondered what it must have been like to be a citizen of France at the end of the first World War when it can be argued that the
The Inevitable Process of Editing Old StoriesThe Inevitable Process of Editing Old Stories
One of my failings as a writer is I tend to avoid rewriting old stuff. Instead of going back and fixing a lot of my earlier work, I just chalk
Is Ownership an Illusion?Is Ownership an Illusion?
Every now and then, a new article on Second Life will pop up, and people will start arguing about whether or not intellectual “property” is, in fact, property. What the
Reflections on Life in GeneralReflections on Life in General
I spent a few hours this weekend paying bills. You know, the usual, where you sit down with your check book and write out checks for all of the bills
Thumbs up for new Court Yard Hounds CDThumbs up for new Court Yard Hounds CD
Most people are probably wondering who the hell is Court Yard Hounds, which is part of the interesting approach to this band. First off, the band is essentially two women:
The Problem for the Future Might Not Just Be the GovernmentThe Problem for the Future Might Not Just Be the Government
As an advocate of free speech and very (extremely) limited government, I’m often talking about the problem of government control and its intrusive nature. For those like me, we’re often
The Demise of the Dedicated Movie CriticThe Demise of the Dedicated Movie Critic
There’s an interesting article at CNN’s site, titled, “Is social media killing film criticism?” And it’s an interesting question. I mean, one might wonder if social media is killing film
Survey results indicate that people lie a lotSurvey results indicate that people lie a lot
Coredata did a survey in Australia the other day where their results indicated that if people had better access to TV shows, movies and music, in a method much like
The “end” of LOSTThe “end” of LOST
What’s interesting is that for the first time in a very long time, we’re closing in on the end of what has to be one of the most monumental shows