Urban Honking

Chris liveblogged the most recent episode of Lost (the boring Juliet one) and is killing me with hilariousness: 10:20, New station named “The Tempest” all but confirms another of my crackpot theories, wherein the Others are the world’s most sophisticated theater company and the island is a giant inescapable mystery dinner. HAHA

Read this, then call your mom and tell her you love her.

I thought this was kinna absurd, but hey, whatever works! Proud that my birth state, despite its mostly erroneous reputation as a shitkicking / homophobic cowpoke refuge, went with the better candidate. Interesting frontpage story in Wyoming Tribune-Eagle about a Clinton visit, which focuses more on her as a representation candidate than the best candidate. […]

Is this the only time I will ever post a Roots video? No matter. This was filmed in our office. The empty coke machine in the kitchen makes a cameo. So do many of our officemates! I actually like the song a lot, too.

I somehow inadvertently made Wednesday night my night to post on this, my web log. I guess because it’s more or less at the end of my work week and so I don’t have to get up super early the next day. But, after getting up early four days in a row, caring for children […]

1. Pete’s and my interview with Ab-Liva and Sandman of Re-Up Gang is up now. Sorry guys, I didn’t ask them anything about: record labels, the industry, beef, Pharrell, producers, mixtape stans, rap business school, or digital vs. analog. I did ask Sandman if he ever googled himself. 2. The Roots filmed their new video […]

I am live-blogging Brokeback Mountain which I am now watching for the first time. IN particular, as a Wyoming native, I will be addressing issues of accuracy. Six minutes in, I would like to say: the shots of the sky and flat plains are wildly accurate – I honestly didn’t know you could capture the […]

Rebecca Walker, thank you for going in on the “feminist infighting” that has arisen in the Hillary vs. Barack debate (via Jack & Jill politics). I’m convinced the Democratic primaries are, perhaps inadvertantly, a defining moment in the future of feminism. I’m on a feminist listserv comprised mostly of prominent middle-aged white academics and media […]