Not since the Wire annihilated all standards have I been even the slightest bit interested in crime dramas. That one glimmer of hope was Southland: the the gritty fucked up LA cop show with Bull and the dude from the OC. Of course, NBC canceled it (Fuck you Leno). And now TNT will air the remaining episodes? They might even renew? If only they would pick up Dollhouse…
i don’t even recall a villain
she’s under water being a priss
then she is on land
then she tried to drown the dark haired gentleman
there are silly moments with a crab and using things for things other than they were there are silly moments with a crab and using things for things other than they were intended for
then a wedding on a ship
Coffee = H2O + Caffeine + 2-Ethylphenol + Quinic acid + 3,5 Dicaffeoylquinic acid +Dimethyl disulfide +Acetylmethylcarbinol + Putrescine + Trigonelline + Niacin
For most of human history, almost everything people did was forgotten, simply because it was so hard to record and retrieve things. But there was a benefit: “Social forgetting” allowed everyone to move on from embarrassing or ill-conceived moments in their lives.
Digital tools have eliminated that amnesty. Google caches copies of our blog postings; social-networking sites thrive by archiving our daily dish. Society now defaults to a relentless Proustian remembrance of all things past.
[via Wired]
Although it was a pretty low priority on my summer-movies-list, I saw District 9 last night. A beautifully filmed and tastefully conceived plot, D9 is one of the best science fiction films of the past few years. Highly recommended.
Below is the 2005 short film that backed the feature length’s green light.
This is a travel video of my trip to Germany. The trip was to perform NPSH and performance tests for vertical turbine pumps. There was also a lot of down time, which I used to see local sights. Pictures are on the photo page.
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