The last 24 hours have been pretty busy around these parts as I put together the pieces. I have taken this ‘fresh start’ opportunity to separate the blog and gallery onto their own sub domains, something I have thought about doing for a while. Keith started a mission to retrieve my previously lost blog posts… Read More »
I was going to write one of two posts. This is the one I didn’t plan out, nor ever want to write. Three and a half years of seagurs blogs, photo gallery updates, hosted audio files have all been deleted. Everything that the Internet knew of me was erased. I have no one to blame… Read More »
I had a problem with my music library, but the thing was I did not realize it was a problem until I read about the following on last.fm: Sometimes the endless rows of music in my media player leave me at a loss. I have a music collection that I?ve spent years lovingly crafting. All… Read More »
Over the last few months I have been holding out for that one perfect week where every show I watch aired. Battlestar Galactica and Lost returned in the same week in January and Dollhouse was premiering in February, and with shows that started in Fall 2008 still ongoing I figured there would be plenty of… Read More »
There are very few things that make me happier than good TV. TV that gets an emotional rise out of me is better. TV that can stir emotions and make me tug at my hair as a wonderful story unfolds is best. Last week’s episode of Battlestar Galactica titled Someone To Watch Over Me did… Read More »
Today marks the release of U2″s new album No Line On The Horizon. However, thanks to someone Universal the album was put on sale early and subsequently making its way around the file sharing community I have listened to the album thoroughly. However, this post is not an album review, but a discussion on what… Read More »
Last week I got the notion in my head that I would like to see Battlestar Galactica music composer Bear McCreary perform his pieces live. I am a huge fan of his work with the series and the two shows he performed last April were well received by everyone in attendance. Logistically speaking this would… Read More »
In the fall of 1993 I had just turned eleven and saw something I would not appreciate until over 15 years later. I saw a lot of movies when I was growing up, but one in particular stands out. In November Mother dragged Dad and I to see Baraka in theaters. I hated it. For… Read More »
