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Found a wonderful song. Sing along everyone! .

Yes a heart will always go one step too far
Come the morning and the four corners I see
What the moral of the back story could be
Come with me, go places

And a heart will always stay one day too long
Always hoping for the hot flashes to come
For the glue to dry on our new creation
Come with me, go places

Come head on, full circle
Our arms fill with miracles
Play hearts, kid, they work well
Like classics play aces
Stay with me, go places
Once more for the ages

Yes a heart should always go one step too far
Come the morning and the day winding like dreams
Come the morning every blue shade of green
Come with me, go places

Come head-on, full circle
Our arms fill with miracles
Play hearts, kid, they work well
Like magic, play aces
Stay with me, go places
Once more for the ages

Come one now, come all ye
This story breaks free here
Tales from the back pages
From somewhere, Encida
Deus ex machina
Good morning, Christina

Come head on, full circle
Our path blocked but sure we’ll
Make records, then set them
Make copies, win races
Stay with me, go places
Once more for the ages

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Not to long ago m||3 and I watched The Descent, a movie that I had had my eyes on, but a recommendation from my brother caused me to skip the waiting in the Netflix queue and actually purchase it. One can never have enough horror movies in their library can they? I was very pleased that it was a good shock ride that paid homage to Alien and The Shining and still managed to be a good film all its own. I am very interested that the release in the United States had a different conclusion than the original version. It is just another example of American audiences not really having any gumption whatsoever.

Although I’ve probably dragged m||3 along this horror path somewhat, we’ve discovered some very interesting films. It all starts with the American remake of The Ring and our research spiraled from there. Some would have stopped at Audition and rightly so, but still I’m thankful that my wife can take an afternoon and enjoy some crazy movies along the way.

The Descent sent me on a bit of a horror movie internet search. I know there has to be plenty of Fangoria fans out there and some of them have grown up to make good websites. While stumbling through some forums, I found that someone had actually taken the time to dig up a nice list of trailers of old. I don’t ever really remember seeing any of these trailers, but watching them is a real hoot when you consider how far their pacing and composition has come.

Highlight trailers:

• Terror Train
• Chopping Mall
• Tourist Trap
• Night of the Comet
• Maniac
• The Prowler

Visit the whole very entertaining list >>>

Those of you who might have scanned through previous posts might know that I’m somewhat of a bird nerd. My wife and I have spent many an evening watching the visitors to our backyard feeders and have enjoyed the Zen they tend to bring. One of the highlights of our bird species attention is the appearance of the Cedar Waxwing, which only shows up in the south during winter. We saw some last year, but they only stayed briefly because of what I imagine is a limited berry supply. Amazingly, this year we’ve seen them at both of our respective employment. We may not be able to sip wine and look at them from our back porch, but they are populating our work life.

I’ve seen flocks of up to near 50 sharking the berries where I work. One day this week one probably had too berries and smacked into the large glass windows of my business. It was stunned and confused enough for me to be able to physically handle it. To hold such a beautiful yet small creature was an immeasurable joy, since their fragility is only matched by their beauty. I was in full “nurse back to health mode”, being prepared to take him home. Problems of how I would actually do this plagued me, however, and I was relieved that when I went back to check on its condition that it regained its senses and flew away at my touch.

I returned to work this week and the flock had moved on. I never really realized that I could experience such joy from such a small thing as observing natures ebb and flow. Just reminds me that all the best things in life are free.

View some images of the Cedar Waxwing Rescue

A recent email exchange between my brother and I gave me pause to explore the recent intensity of Prince and his lasting prowess. Granted, I haven’t paid much attention to what he has done in recent years, but a reminiscent spin of ‘Purple Rain’ reminds me of what pop music used to be. It may just be my fond memories of dancing to the aforementioned song at my elementary school dance or the complete embarrassment at going to see the movie with my parents during the Apollonian sex scene, but something about this album always sticks with me. When I pull up the album now after many years of cynicism about music, I am still astounded by the musical intensity of ‘Purple Rain’. Whatever your preference for music is these days, I would be hard pressed to hear an argument that could disregard the power of this album and how it makes the current consideration of pop music completely flaccid. Just listen to the end run of ‘Darling Niki’ and tell me that the expectations of what music is supposed to inspire has changed. It makes me wonder what it is that will inspire.

Check out a video from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or check out the Super Bowl performance that started this whole though process.

It is not very often that I laugh out loud during my NPR wake up call. Lying in bed this morning I learned that the supposed bomb threat in Boston was actually a guerilla advertising campaign for Adult Swim’s Aqua Teen Hunger Force. The character depicted is a Moonimite giving the finger to passers by. Why a LED depiction of something that could be out of Gorf could be misconstrued as a bomb, I’m sure I don’t know. It seems to me that if anyone responding to the incident in possession of a laptop might have picked up what they actually were instead of blowing it up. Alas the poor guy who perpetrated this obviously terrorist act has been charged and could face up to 5 years in prison. I wonder if TNT is going to be paying for his legal fees.

Go buy a t-shirt to remind yourself to contain your artistic advertising tendencies or go watch a video to see how it’s done.

I started playing Unreal Tournament back in 1999 on my trusty old G4 Power Mac and I’ve been addicted to the series ever since. With other great games come and go, Unreal manages to be the game that keeps on giving. I’ve easily gotten my moneys worth with Unreal Tournament 2004, since we play still rather vicious rounds of Vehicle Capture the Flag every day at lunch to this day. To finally get some new information about the new release kicks in the Pavlov effect and I’ve already decided the release of this game will dictate the purchase of my next computer. Six months never seemed so long.

Here’s a list of current Unreal Tournament resources

• Planet Unreal
• Beyond Unreal
• Unreal Playground
• Unreal Admin

And here’s a nerdy video of a my Unreal Tournament LAN party a couple years ago:
Lan Party @ YouTube

I don’t know about how much time you have to waste on pointless crafts. Besides having a passing fancy for origami that I never really have made much of an effort to undertake, I stumbled across this website thanks to Lifehacker. Coincidentally, I was on task to take care of my brother’s children last weekend and in need of something to entertain them with. After going for a rather surprisingly expensive bowling spree, we hit Office Max, because all children like office supplies, right? Coming home, the drum set downstairs seems to be the reigning champ of child entertainment. Both my niece and nephew are destine for rock stardom, by the way. After all that was done, we sat down to work with these awesome little creations. They seemed marginally amused by them, but after my brother and his wife picked up the children, m||3 and I continued to make these. That someone would bother to not only make something, but make it easy for someone else to participate gets double kudos in my book.

www.readymech.com

We’ve been spending some time trying to complete some fixes and improvements around the homestead. We are very pleased to announce that our lighting project in the basement has been completed successfully without and damage to life or limb. With a little help from some Home Depot book, we managed to install a series of basement lights all the way back to the main circuit breaker with blowing ourselves up or burning down the house. It really does wonders for our basement and overall workspace project. I had been hesitant to deal with anything along the electricity front, but par usual m||3’s no fear attitude brought us to successful completion. View the fruits of our labor!

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I suppose there are lots of things we do to feel good about ourselves. I am quite sure that it varies from human to human, but I must confess my latest personal feel good is the amount of recycling that we’ve been doing lately.

Now before this gets classified as a tree hugger rant, I should say that recycling has only been on my proactive radar from my Athens days where they would pick up your recyclable materials from the curbside. Having earth preservation tenancies from younger hippie predispositions and currently firmly believing that we currently belch out way to much waste to landfills on a daily basis, how could the process be wrong?

Having lived in Atlanta for some time, I only recently became aware that Dekalb county offers an amazing recycling program where they pretty much pick up everything, including all plastics.

I finally got down to breaking up some boxes of some recent larger purchases, namely a toaster and a Onkyo entertainment system. Much to my surprise and satisfaction, both were nearly completely packaged with materials that were completely recyclable. The only thing left over that wasn’t recyclable were a couple pieces of tape.

It has made a tremendous difference in our output of waste material. We really only take out the trash once every two weeks. My sincere hope is that all this stuff that we’re recycling is really making it to a reusable state. I have my doubts, but would prefer to believe that such materials are actually going towards reuse.

If you live in Dekalb county of Atlanta, sign up and feel better about yourself.