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First episode of the Podcast!
This is the first episode of our new podcast, BAMMF! Cast. In this episode, we talk about the recent Batman casting news, the upcoming Spiderman movie, and the Golden Globes. I invite you all to give a listen, give us any feedback you have, and pass it on if you like it. This will be a weekly podcast, which you can subscribe to at bammfcast. ( Read more... ) -
Here's a good question for Obama.
Will he order the State Department to cancel any contracts they have with Blackwater? Even further, would he support legislation restricting their use, as well for other contractors?
I'm hoping yes, but I suspect this will fall under governing from the center and he'll cave on it like he did for FISA. -
An open letter to the incoming Congress
Dear newly elected Congress ( Read more... ) -
Honest question
Why is the CAGW (Citizens Against Government Waste) crowd for Sarah Palin exactly?Sure, she says all the right things now about it, but given her background it doesn't make much sense ( Read more... ) -
Okay, what am I missing?
I need my drive to be usable for both Mac and PC. I formatted it on my PC, but now when I plug it into the Mac, the whole thing is read only. What's the deal? I don't have any boot information on the drive or anything.
Found it. Apparently OS X can only write to FAT32. How lame. -
Radio Show Information
My first show is going to be Monday at 2pm EST
You can listen live by going to this site. You'll need Quicktime to listen.
If you have a Myspace, you can add the radio show's page. If you have a Facebook profile, you can find me by searching for Eclecicity Shawn.
There may eventually be a podcast of the show, but I don't have the details yet. -
Link : Audacity of Hope Audiobook
For those who have not read Obama's book The Audacity of Hope, you can listen to the Grammy-winning audiobook.
Here's the link. It's a pretty interesting book, and gives a great deal of insight into his thought processes and how he plans to implement policy. -
Weird Al Yankovic - Trapped In The Drive-Thru
A long while ago on this blog I sang the praises of R. Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet" as being an unintentional work of surrealist genius. Well, I don't know if you have heard Weird Al's take on the series, which is just as hilarious. It may not have a midgets, gay love triangles, and cherry allergies, but it's funny in its own right.
